Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, July 25, 1978

AGENDA SENATE MEETING #10 July 25, 1978 Moyer Student Union Building Room 201 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes It9 IV. Executive Board Announcements V. Executive Board Nominations A. Activities Board B. Yell Board C. Intercollegiate Athletic Council D. Parking and Traffic E. Appropriations Board VI. Committee Reports A. S.E.F. Committee B. By-Laws Committee C. Constitution Revision D. Activities Board VII. Old Business A. Parliamentarian (vote) 1. Joe Matvay B. Vacant Senate Seats (vote) 1. University College a. Shawn Jenkins b. Lisa Wolfbrandt c. Pam Roberts d. Debbie Moyer 2. Hotel Administration a. Gretchen Fidler b. Tim Nelson c. Bill Onorato C. Transfer of Funds Policy 1. Referral to By-Laws D. Ratification of By-Law #1 (vote) E. Activities Board Budget (vote) F. Activities Board Contracts (vote) 1. Shana Alexander 2. Leonard Wolf 3. John Dean G. USUNS Delegate Selection Switch H. Intramurals Operating Policy (vote, from table) VIII. New Business A. Vacant Senate Seat (nominations) 1. Education College VIII. New Business (con't) B. Executive Board request from General Funds to USUNS (vote) C. Senate Seating (discussion) IX. Open Discussion A. Dismissal of Senators X. Adjournment MINUTES SENATE MEETING #10 July 25, 1978 Moyer Student Union Building Room 203 I. Call to Order The tenth meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by the Speaker at 4:08 p.m. in Lounge 203 of the Mover Student Union Build-ing. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance Da\<m DuCharme Phillip Jackson Peggy Racel Lise Wyman Kirk Voelcker DeAnn Turpen Lorraine Alderman Joyce Bridges No Absences III. Approval of Minutes it9 Joe Matvay noted two corrections to the Minutes: the first on page No. 2 under University Ad Hoc Committee Report, he corrected the last paragraph and last sentence to read that he (Joe Matvay) and Chuck White will check out the Grievance Committee. The second correction appeared on page No. 7 under Maximum amount an Executive officer can authorize without Senate approval, and he noted that the amendment made by Joyce Bridges was withdrawn. Joe Matvay then moved to approve the Minutes of Senate Meeting it9, and was seconded by Bill Botos. The motion passed with one abstention. IV. Executive Board Announcements Senate Seat Openings The Speaker announced that an error was made in the announcement of the openings in the Senate. He announced that there is not an opening in the College of Business and Economics. This was caused by an error between the Roll Book from the last Senate term and the Minutes of the last Senate term. Senate Stipends Joe Matvay (Parliamentarian) explained why the Senate Stipends were passed illegally a second time. He explained that the abstentions would count with the majority normally. But since this particular vote required a two-thirds majority vote, the abstentions would count as a "no" vote, therefore, a two-thirds majority was not reached. The Speaker then announced that Senate and Activities Board Stipends would come up for a vote again later on in the meeting under Old Business (I). This was one addition to the Agenda. The second was a vote on the Yell's editor stipend of $250. Bill Botos Peggy Burnham Byron Blasco Susana Reyes Jeanne Harkenrider Ron Deems Scott Greene Rick Gutierrez David Ball Mary Barney Bruce Bayne Danny Campbell Dave Craddock Joe Matvay Dave Bergen Scott Gonzalez (Excused Late) Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 2 USUNS Constitution The Speaker announced that he and President White have reconstructed the USUNS Constitution. The President announced that it satisfies all requirements made by the new USUNS President, Larry Schefcik. He announced that this Constitution will be submitted to the Senate of UNLV and to the Senate of all the other member schools, and also to the Board of Regents. This Constitution will be in the Senate's mailboxes some time after the August 3 USUNS meeting. Changes in Roll Call Vote The Speaker announced that a change should be made on the listed Roll Call Votes for the last meeting. Under Roll Call Vote //l, the "yes"' should total 11, not 19. University Ad Hoc Committee Report President White announced that the results of the letter read at the last Senate meeting, sent by Duane A. Clary are in. He announced that the majority voted that the student representations on standing committees should not be effected by Clary's recommendations. Legal Advice Clinic President White announced that Tom Pitaro will begin a Legal Clinic here on August 1. The contract sets Pitaro's salary at $300 per month, which is the same as last year's. The terms of the contract will be written shortly. V. Executive Board Nominations A. Activities Board Tim Herlosky announced that Greg McKinley will submit his resignation as Union Board member of the Activities Board. Therefore, Mr. Herlosky nominated Gene Russo as the Union Board member of the Activities Board. B. Yell Board President White nominated Margo Fraser as Professional Newspaper Representative, and Mark Hughes as Information Director. For the three student seats the nominations were Lise Wyman, Scott Gonzalez, and Dodd Hyer. C. Intercollegiate Athletic Council There were three nominations for this Council: Chuck White, Joyce Bridges, and Danny Campbell. D. Parking and Traffic There were three nominations: Byron Blasco, Danny Campbell, and Susana Reyes. E. Appropriations Board There were three Senatorial nominations and five Student at Large nominations. Senatorial nominations: Lorraine Alderman, Peggy Racel, and Kirk Voelcker. The Student at Large nominations were: Lorian Kelly, Robert Nielsen II, Bill Frees, George Morissy, and Dave Levins. All of these will come up for a vote at the next meeting. VI. Committee Reports A. S.E.F. Committee Kirk Voelcker reported the committee has been meeting and will start functioning fully in the fall when the school gets back together. (Danny Campbell arrived at 4:20 - excused) Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 3 B. By-Laws Committee Lorraine Alderman reported that the By-Laws Committee is working on Ratification and this will be submitted at a future Senate meeting. C. Constitution Revision The Chairman reported that there was nothing to report. D. Activities Board The Vice-President reported that the main activity at this point was the Blood Drive. It was reported that at 3:00 p.m. on July 25, 1978 there were 44 pints of blood given. VII. Old Business A. Parliamentarian (vote) 1. Joe Matvay Bruce Bayne moved to approve Joe Matvay as Parliamentarian, and Bill Botos seconded the motion. The motion passed with no abstentions. B. Vacant Senate Seats (vote 1. University College a. Shawn Jenkins b. Lisa Wolfbrandt c. Pam Roberts d. Debbie Moyer The Speaker announced that Debbie Moyer withdrew her name from the list of candidates. Lise Wyman moved that each candidate made a two minute speech, and that the voting take place by secret ballot. Bruce Bayne seconded to the two minute speech, but not the voting by secret ballot. Kirk Voelcker then moved to divide the motion, and was seconded. A vote was then taken to divide the motion. The motion passed with one opposition. A vote was then taken on the two minute time limit for a speech from each candidate. The motion passed unanimously. A vote was then taken as whether or not to vote by secret ballot. There was a division of the house, yet the motion passed with eight oppositions and five abstentions. Each candidate then gave a short speech, and then voting by secret ballot took place. Lisa Wolfbrandt won the Senate seat for the University College. 2. Hotel Administration a. Gretchen Fidler b. Tim Nelson c. Bill Onorato The Speaker announced that he was forced to withdraw Gretchen Fidler's name from the list of candidates due to something caught on the information sheet. The Speaker also reminded the Senate that they were still under the two minute speech motion. Tim Nelson gave his speech, and then Danny Campbell announced that Bill Onorato could not attend this meeting, and with the approval of the Senate, Bill Hornbuckle will speak for Mr. Onorato. The Senate approved and Bill informed us Mr. Onorato1s qualities. A vote was taken, by secret ballot, and Bill Onorato won the Senate seat for Hotel Administration. Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 4 C. Transfer of Funds Policy 1. Referral to By-Laws Bruce Bayne moved to bring item lettered H (Intramurals Operating Policy) before item lettered C. Bruce Bayne seconded the motion, and the motion passed with two abstentions. H. Intramurals Operating Policy (vote, from table) Bill Hornbuckle announced that a page was forgotten when the policy was submitted, therefore, this page was handed out at this meeting. The Speaker reminded us that the Senate was in the middle of an amendment to approve the Operating Policy. Bill Hornbuckle reviewed and explained every change made in the policy. He also made a few additional changes. The first under Regulation, Article IV, Section A. Mr. Hornbuckle changed "Any expenditure over $1,000.00". . . to $500. The second change appeared under Regulations, Article V, Section B. "In case of a tie vote ... the senior official present shall cast the tie breaking vote." This was changed to "the Intramurals Director shall cast the tie breaking vote." Bruce Bayne then withdrew the amendment he made to the Operating Policy last week and submitted a new amendment which reads as follows: All male and female CSUN students, carrying seven or more credit hours shall be eligible to ejiter and participate in any activity sponsored in the Intramural program as specified: Male Football - Female Football, Co-ed Volleyball, Male Basketball - Female Basketball, Male Softball - Female Softball - Co-ed Softball, and any others the Intramurals Director feels are needed. Dave Craddock seconded the motion. There was much discussion on this issue. Scott Greene called for the question, and Lorraine Alderman seconded. The motion passed with three oppositions. A vote was then taken on the Amendment as read. A division of the house took place and the motion passed with eleven oppositions and one abstention. Bruce Bayne then moved to amend the policy so that the Intramural Advisor shall be present to interpret the playing rules in case of a tie vote, and that he shall cast the tie breaking vote. (Regulations, Article V, Section B) The motion was seconded, and passed with three abstentions. Bill Botos then moved to approve the Operating Policy with corrections as read by Bill Hornbuckle and as amended. The motion passed with one abstention. Kirk Voelcker asked for an Intramurals budget, and Bill Hornbuckle informed him that this will be submitted when John Purvis arrives. (Ron Deems left at 5:05 - excused) C. Transfer of Funds Policy 1. Referral to By-Laws Joe Matvay moved to approve that this be submitted to the By-Laws for review, and was seconded by Bill Botos. The original motion was passed last week by the Senate and it reads as follows: Joe Matvay moved that any expenditure or group of expenditures for a specific event or activity totaling $500 or more shall be brought to the Senate for approval and also before the By-Laws Committee. There was much discussion on this issue, yet the Senate was reminded that this was already approved and was just going to be submitted to the By-Laws Committee for review. Lorraine Alderman then called for the question, and was seconded by Kirk Voelcker. The motion passed with three abstentions. A vote was then taken as whether to send this to the By-Laws Committee for consideration. The motion passed with three abstentions. Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 5 D. Ratification of By-Law ill (vote) Bill Botos moved to approve the first By-Law as submitted, and was seconded. Joyce Bridges then asked why was it limited to four Senators. Lorraine Alderman (Chairman of By-Laws) replied that this was a sufficient amount of members. Much discussion took place as to why there were no Student-at-Large members in this Committee. Joyce Bridges then moved to amend the submitted By-Law Artcle 2, Section A, Item 1. She moved that the By-Laws Committee should consist of four Senators and two Student-at-Large. This motion was seconded. There was more discussion, then Peggy Racel called for the question, and was seconded by Lise Wyman. The motion passed with one opposition . and one abstention. Then a vote was taken on the amendment and the motion passed with six oppositions and one abstention. Bruce Bayne then moved to approve the By-Law as amended, was seconded. More discussion took place. Bruce Bayne then called for the question, and was seconded, and passed. A vote was then taken on By-Law as amended and passed with one opposition and one abstention. E. Activities Board Budget (vote) Bill Botos moved for approval of the Activities Board Budget, and was seconded by Lise Wyman. Discussion took place and Richard Bussiere was present to answer all questions about the budget. Bruce Bayne called for the question, and was seconded, and passed with one oppositions and one abstention. Bruce Bayne then moved to vote by Roll Call vote, and was seconded, and passed with twelve abstention? The vote goes as follows: Dawn DuCharme Yes Bill Botos Yes David Ball Yes Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham Yes Mary Barney Yes Peggy Racel Yes Byron Blasco Yes Bruce Bayne No Lise Wyman Yes Susana Reyes No Danny Campbell Yes Kirk Voelcker abs. Jeanne llarkenrider Yes Dave Craddock No DeAnn Turpen No Ron Deems exc. Joe Matvay Yes Lorraine Alderman Yes Scott Greene abs. Dave Bergen Yes Joyce Bridges abs. Rick Gutierrez Yes Scott Gonzalez Yes Lisa Wolfbrandt abs. Bill Onorato abs. The motion passed . (15 - Yes, 4 - No, 6 - Abs. ) F. Activities Board Contracts (vote) 1. Shana Alexander 2. Leonard Wolf 3. John Dean Rick Gutierrez moved to approve and vote seperately on each contract, and was seconded. Dave Craddock asked what the results of the survey were, or how these people ranked on the survey. Richard Bussiere explained that the four top choices were either inaccessible or the prices were not reasonable. However, these four were the next best-choices. Joe Matvay moved that the Senate go immediately into a vote on whether or not to vote individually. There was a division of the house, and the motion passed with seven oppositions and one abstention. 1. Shana Alexander Joe Matvay requested that after each lecture, the Activities Board comes up and gives a report on how much was spent. Richard Bussiere pointed out that these lectures will be only for the fall semester. A vote was then taken to approve Shana Alexander as a lecture and passed with two abstentions. 2. Leonard Wolf This is an informative lecture. A vote was taken to approve Leonard Wolf as a lecture and the motion passed with one opposition and one abstention. Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 6 3. John Dean Rick Gutierrez expressed his opinion that he does not think that the people would like to see someone who has committed a crime against the United States. Mr. Bussiere pointed out that this was No. 5 on the survey. He is the peoplete choice. Kirk Voelcker then moved for the previous question. The motion passed to vote immediately. Voting then took place to approve John Dean as a lecture and was passed with four oppositions and one abstention. G. USUNS Delegate Selection Switch Joyce Bridges moved for a five minutes recess, and was seconded. A division of the house took place, and the motion failed with twelve oppositions and two abstentions. President White reminded the Senate that the delegates for the USUNS Convention were Lorraine Alderman, Sam IorJQ, and Marshal Willick. President White would like to switch the delegates to John Hunt, Marshal Willick, and Lorraine Alderman. He is submitting these names and in that ranked order. Bruce Bayne moved to approve the switch and was seconded. The motion passed with one opposition and one abstention. I. Yell Editor Stipend (vote) Bruce Bayne moved to approve the Yell Editor's Stipend at $250, and was seconded by Bill Botos. The motion passed with one opposition and one abstention. J. Senate/Activities Board Stipends Kirk Voelcker moved to set both Senate and Activities Board stipends at $10 a month, and was seconded by Bill Botos. Bruce Bayne then moved for a division of the motion, and was seconded by Joe Matvay. Bruce Bayne also moved, and his second concurred, that in both instances a Roll Call vote should take place. The motion was voted upon and passed unanimously. The motion was now divided and Senate stipends were the first to be discussed. A move was then made to amend the motion and set Senate Stipends at $20 a month, and this was seconded. This motion was made by Joyce Bridges, and was seconded by Danny Campbell. Discussion took place, and Bruce Bayne asked Joyce Bridges to re-word her amendment to read $25 a month. Joyce Bridges then changed her amendment, but the second would not concur, therefore, the amendment would not change. Kirk Voelcker then moved to amend the amendment and set Senatorial stipends at $10 a month, there was no second, therfore, the motion died. Byron Blasco then called for the question, was seconded, and passed with one abstention. A vote was then taken on the amendment to change Senate stipends to $20 a month instead of $10 a month. A division of the house took place, and the motion failed with eleven oppositions and one abstention. Bruce Bayne then made an amendment to the original motion changing it to $25 instead of $20 a month, and was seconded by Dave Craddock. Bruce Bayne then moved to vote by a Roll Call vote, and was seconded, and passed with one opposition and one abstention. The results of the vote are as follows: Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 7 Dawn DuCharme Yes Phillip Jackson abs. Peggy Racel Yes Lise Wyman abs. Kirk Voelcker No DeAnn Turpen Yes Lorraine Alderman No Joyce Bridges Yes Lisa Wolfbrandt abs. Bill Botos No Peggy Burnham abs. Byron Blasco Yes Susana Reyes Yes Jeanne Harkenrider abs. Ron Deems exc. Scott Greene abs. Rick Gutierrez abs. Bill Onorato No David Ball abs. Mary Barney No Bruce Bayne Yes Danny Campbell No Dave Craddock Yes Joe Matvay abs. Dave Bergen Yes Scott Gonzalez Yes The amendment passed. (10 - Yes, 6 - No, and 9 - Abs.) More discussion took place, and Byron Blasco moved to change the voting procedure to that of secret ballot, and was seconded by Lise Wyman. Voting took place and the motion failed with seventeen oppositions and five abstentions. More discussion took place until Bill Botos called for the question and was seconded. The motion passed with four oppositions. More discussion took place. Bill Botos called for the question and was seconded. The motion passed with four oppositions and no abstentions. The Senate was still under to motion of a Roll Call vote, therefore, the results are as follows: (This was a vote on the main motion, now amended, to set Senate Stipends at $25 a month) Dawn DuCharme Yes Bill Botos No David Ball Yes Phillip Jackson No Peggy Burnham Yes Mary Barney No Peggy Racel Yes Byron Blasco Yes Bruce Bayne Yes Lise Wyman abs. .Susana Reyes Yes Danny Campbell No Kirk Voelcker No Jeanne Harkenrider No Dave Craddock Yes DeAnn Turpen Yes Ron Deems exc. Joe Matvay Yes Lorraine Alderman No Scott Greene No Dave Bergen Yes Joyce Bridges Yes Rick Gutierrez abs. Scott Gonzalez Yes Lisa Wolfbrandt No Bill Onorato No The motion failed as it requires a two-thirds majority vote. (13 - Yes, 10 - No, and 3 Abs.) Lise Wyman then moved that the Senate move into a secret ballot as a voting procedure and on these ballots place the amount of the stipend desired, and this was seconded by Peggy Racel. Danny Campbell then moved that the Senate move into a Committee of the Whole, and this was seconded. Lise Wyman withdrew her motion. Bill Botos then called for the question, and was seconded. The motion passed with two oppositions and Six abstentions. Bruce Bayne then moved to amend the main motion. He moved that the Senate stay in the Committee of the Whole no longer than 15 minutes, and was seconded. A vote was taken on this amendment and passed with two oppositions and one abstention. A vote was then taken on the main motion as amended, and passed with seven oppositions and three abstentions. The Senate then moved into the Committee of the Whole for 15 minutes. (Before the Senate went into the Committee of the Whole the gavel was passed to the Speaker Protem - Joe Matvay) While in the Committee of the Whole many opinions were expressed including that of Dr. Cassese. and also the Speakers . The Senate then moved out of the Committee of the Whole after a period of 15 minutes, and the gavel was passed back over to the Speaker. Scott Greene then made a motion to set Senate stipends at $15 per month, and was seconded by Bill Botos. Bruce Bayne then moved to amend the motion and set stipends at $25 a month. Bruce Bayne then called for the question, and was seconded. The motion passed with three abstentions. A vote was then taken Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 8 on the amendment to change the Senate stipends from $15 a month to $25 a month. A division of the house took place and the motion failed with eleven oppositions and two abstentions. Joe Matvay then moved to amend the main motion to set Senate Stipends at $20 a month instead of $15, and was seconded. Scott Greene called for the question, seconded, and passed unanimously. A vote was then taken to set Senate stipends at $20 a month. Bruce Bayne moved to vote by Roll Call, and was seconded, and passed with five oppositions and two abstentions. The vote goes as follows: Dawn DuCharme Phillip Jackson Peggy Racel Lise Wyman Kirk Voelcker DeAnn Turpen Lorraine Alderman Joyce Bridges Lisa Wolfbrandt exc. •Bill Botos Yes David Ball Yes Yes Peggy Burnham Yes Mary Barney No exc, .Byron Blasco Yes Bruce Bayne No Yes Susana Reyes Yes Danny Campbell Yes Yes Jeanne Harkenrider Yes Dave Craddock Yes Yes Ron Deems No Joe Matvay Yes Yes Scott Greene Yes Dave Bergen Yes Yes Rick Gutierrez Yes Scott Gonzalez Yes Yes Bill Onorato No (Peggy Racel and Dawn DuCharme left at 6:40 - excused, and DeAnn Turpen left at 7:00 - excused.) The Amendment passed. (18 - Yes, 4 - No, and 2 - Abs.) Joe Matvay then called for the question and was seconded. The motion passed A motion was made to vote by Roll Call vote, seconded, and passed. The vote went as follows: (This was a vote on main motion as amended to set Senate stipends at $20 a month) Dawn DuCharme exc, •Bill Botos Yes David Ball Yes Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham Yes Mary Barney abs. Peggy Racel exc, .Byron Blasco Yes Bruce Bayne No Lise Wyman Yes Susana Reyes Yes Danny Campbell pass Kirk Voelcker Yes Jeanne Harkenrider Yes Dave Craddock Yes DeAnn Turpen Yes Ron Deems exc, .Joe Matvay Yes Lorraine Alderman Yes Scott Greene Yes Dave Bergen Yes Joyce Bridges Yes Rick Gutierrez Yes Scott Gonzalez Yes Lisa Wolfbrandt Yes Bill Onorato No Danny Campbell No **exc. count as abstentions. The motion passed and Senate stipends are set at $20 a month. (19 - Yes, 3 - No, and 4 - Abs.) (Danny Campbell was excused at 6:55 p.m.) Now moving back to the ori. ginal divided motion - Both Sena'At/en //aVn7d/ .A'cT tivitieTsO, Board stipends be set at $10 a month. Bill Botos moved to/iset Activities Board stipends at $20 a month, and seconded by Lorraine Alderman. Scott Greene then moved to amend theiW/fcW'nfto change Activities Board stipends from $20 a month to $15 a month, and was seconded by Joe Matvay. Bruce Bayne called for the question and was seconded, and passed with one abstention. A vote on the amendment was then taken and passed with two oppositions and two abstentions. A Roll Call vote still held for this motion. Bruce Bayne called for the Previous Question and was seconded, and passed with one abstention; The vote went as follows: Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 9 Dawn DuCharme exc.Bill Botos Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham Peggy Racel exc.Byron Blasco Lise Wyman abs.Susana Reyes Kirk Voelcker Yes Jeanne Harkenrider DeAnn Turpen Yes Ron Deems Lorraine Alderman No Scott Greene Joyce Bridges Yes Rick Gutierrez Lisa Wolfbrandt Yes Bill Onorato The motion failed with 16 - Yes, 3 - No, back into discussion on the issue. Joe Matvay then moved to approve Activities Board stipends at $10 a month, and was seconded. Bruce Bayne called for the question, and was seconded by Byron Blasco. The motion passed with three oppositions. A vote was taken on the motion, a division of the house took place, and the motion failed with seven oppositions and one abstention. Lorraine Alderman then moved to set Activities Board Stipends at $15 a month and was seconded. Bruce Bayne called for the question and was seconded, and passed. Bruce Bayne then moved for a Roll Call vote, seconded, and passed with two oppositions and two abstentions. The results are as follows: Dawn DuCharme exc. Bill Botos No David Ball Yes Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham Yes Mary Barney Yes Peggy Racel exc. Byron Blasco Yes Bruce Bayne Yes Lise Wyman Yes Susana Reyes Yes Danny Campbell exc. Kirk Voelcker Yes Jeanne Harkenrider Yes Dave Craddock Yes DeAnn Turpen Yes Ron Deems exc. Joe Matvay Yes Lorraine Alderman Yes Scott Greene Yes Dave Bergen Yes Joyce Bridges Yes Rick Gutierrez Yes Scott Gonzalez Yes Lisa Wolfbrandt Yes Bill Onorato No The motion passed setting Activities Board Stipends at $15 a month. (20 - Yes, 2 - No, and 4 - Abs.) Bruce Bayne moved to table all further business listed on the Agenda until the next meeting, and was seconded. Discussion took place, and Bruce Bayne called for the question. A division of the house took place, and the motion passed with two oppositions. A vote was then taken on the main motion to table all business definitely, and the vote was a tie. The Chair cast the tie breaking vote against the motion to table all further business until next week. (Bruce Bayne was excused at 7:11 p.m.) VIII. New Business A. Vacant Senate Seat (nominations) 1. Education College Bill Botos moved to open nominations for the Education College and was seconded. There was one nomination and that was Debbie Ruth. Lorraine Alderman then moved to close nominations for the Education College, seconded, and passed with one abstention. This will come up for a vote at the next meeting. No David Ball Yes Yes Mary Barney Yes Yes Bruce Bayne Yes Yes Danny Campbell exc. Yes Dave Craddock abs. exc.Joe Matvay Yes Yes Dave Bergen Yes Yes Scott Gonzalez abs. No and 7 - Abs. The Senate went Minutes - Senate Meeting If 10 July 25, 1978 Page 10 B. Executive Board request from General Funds to USUNS (vote) Bill Botos moved to approve the request from General Funds to USUNS in the amount of $2,885.00 and was seconded. Discussion took place, and Lise Wyman called for the question, seconded, and passed with one abstention. A vote on the main motion was then taken and passed with one opposition and one abstention. C. Senate Seating (discussion) Dave Craddock moved to table the issue definitely until the next meeting, and was seconded by Kirk Voelcker. A division of the house took place, and the motion passed with four oppositions and one abstention. IX. Open Discussion A. Dismissal of Senators Scott Gonzalez expressed that he would like to see this item of business moved up on the agenda so that a vote may be taken on the issue. Byron Blasco moved to have this tabled until the next meeting and seconded, and passed with one abstention. This issue will come up next week as a-Business item. Joyce Bridges then revealed that she would like to vote on a delay of Senate meeting #12. This will be placed on the agenda for next week and will come up for discussion. Byron Blasco then moved to put a five minute limit on open discussion, seconded, and passed unanimously. X. Adjournment Bill Botos moved to adjourn, seconded, and passed. The meeting adjourned at 7:25 p.m. Respectfully submitted by: Rene Bernier Senate Secretary ROLL CALL VOTES Senate Meeting II9 Roll Call Vote //I (College/Class Senatorial Transfers) Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham No Bruce Bayne No Peggy Racel No Byron Blasco Yes Danny Campbell Yes Lise Wyman Abs. Susana Reyes Abs. Dave Craddock No Kirk Voelcker Yes Jeanne Harkenrider No Joe Matvay Yes Lorraine Alderman No Ron Deems Yes Dave Ball Yes Joyce Bridges No Scott Greene Yes Mary Barney Yes Bill Botos Yes Rick Gutierrez Yes DeAnn Turpen No 19 - Yes 8 - No 2 - Abstentions Roll Call Vote II2 (Senate Stipends) Phillip Jackson Yes Peggy Burnham Yes Bruce Bayne No Peggy Racel Exc. Byron Blasco Abs. Danny Campbell Yes Lise Wyman Yes Susana Reyes Abs. Dave Craddock No Kirk Voelcker Yes Jeanne Harkenrider Yes Joe Matvay Abs Lorraine Alderman Yes Ron Deems Yes Dave Ball Yes Joyce Bridges No Scott Greene Yes Mary Barney Yes Bill Botos Yes Rick Gutierrez Abs. DeAnn Turpen No 12 - Yes A - No 4 - Abstentions *Abs. - Abstentions