Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, May 3, 1990

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT AGENDA SENATE MEETING 2 0-20 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1990 4:00 P.M. MSU 2 01 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes IV. Announcements V. Board, Committee, and Director Reports VI. Executive Board Nominations VII. Unfinished Business A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Education Senate Seat. 1. Marie Bernardi B. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Engineering Senate Seat. 1. Michael Murphy 2. Paula Bennett C. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Senate President Pro Tempore Senate Seat. 1. Bud Benneman 2. Kim Kershaw VII. New Business A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Business and Economics Senate Seat. 1. Bryan Sims 2. Michael Glew 3. Ken Tomory IX. Open Discussion X. Adj ournment GBP/bjb UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 0 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 199 0 4:00 P.M. MSU 2 03 V. Executive Board Nominations A. Approval of Tammy Fountain as the CSUN Vice-President Pro Tempore. B. Approval of Liza Gripentrog as the Entertainment and Progamming Director. C. Approval of Melanie Rosenberg as the Appropriations Director. C'.Approval of Mario Menez as the Student Services Director. D. Approval of Mike Kennedy as Nevada Student Affairs Director. E. Approval of Traci Smith as the OSI Director. F. Approval of John Ynigues as the Publications Board Director. G. Approval of Michael Clayton as the Editor of the Quicksilver. H. Approval of Richard Crow as the Editor of the Yellin' Rebel. I. Approval of Paul Pratt as the Elections Board Director J. Approval of Kevin Kew as the KUNV Programming Director K. Approval of Tina Aldridge as the KUNV Assistant Pro-gramming Director. L. Approval of Suzanne Scott Weiss as the KUNV Operations Manager. M. Approval of Gary Ogren as a member of the Publications Board. N. Approval of Mike Kennedy as a member of the Academic Standards Committee. 0. Approval of Joe Bun in as a member of the Academic Stan dards Committee. P. Approval of Gina Polovina as a member of the Academic Standards Committee. Q. Approval of Joe Bunin as a member of the Intercollegi-ate Atheletic Council. R. Approval of B.J. Willard as a member of the Intercol-legiate Atheletic Council. S. Approval of Gina Polovina as a member of the Intercol-legiate Atheletic Council UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 2 VI11- New Business A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Business and Economics Senate Seat. 4. Scott Fisher B. Approval of waiving the Executive Board 2 0 hour work week. C. Approval of new Executive Board receiving in-state-regents- grants-in-aid. D. Approval of CSUN President, $450 per month, with a 42 credit fee waiver. E. Approval of CSUN Vice-President, $400 per month, with a 42 credit fee waiver. F. Approval of CSUN Senate President, $400 per month, with a 42 credit fee waiver. G. Approval of CSUN Senate President Pro Tempore, $100.00 per month. H. Approval of CSUN Vice-President Pro Tempore, $100.00 per month. I. Approval of $250 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Entertainment and Programming Direc-tor. J. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Appropriations Board Director. K. Approval of $250 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Student Services Director. L. Approval of $250 per month with a 27 credit fee waiver for the NSA Director. M. Approval of $250 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the OSI Director. N. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Publications Board Director. 0. Approval of $175 per month with a 2 4 credit fee waiver for the Editor of the Quicksilver. P. Approval of $325 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Yellin1 Rebel Editor. Q. Approval of $175 per month for Aug.,Sept.,Nov. and $350 for the month of Oct. and a 30 credit fee waiver for the Elections Board Director. R. Approval of $300 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the KUNV Programming Director. SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA 2 0-20 MAY 3, 1990 3 VIII. New Business, continued. S. Approval of $150 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the KUNV Assistant Progamming Director. T. Approval of a six credit fee waiver for the KUNV Operations Manager. U. Approval of $5.00 per hour with a six credit fee waiver for the CSUN Senate Secretary. V. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Entertainment and Programming Asst. Director. W. Approval of $75 per month with a 15 credit fee waiver for the Student Services Asst. Director. X. Approval of the Executive Board Nominations. Y. Approval of waiving Senate By-Law 26. Z. Approval of the Clean-Up Contract with Sigma Nu for Springfest. AA.Approval of $6122.00 out of the 900 account for reimbursal of the Jewish Student Union for the lec-ture presented by Dr. Allen Keyes on 4-4-90. BB.Approval of $2200.00 out of the 912 account for the USSA Confernence for Host and Hostess. IX. Open Discussion X. Adj ournment GBP/bjb CONTRACT FOR INDEPENDENT SERVICE PROVIDERS A contract between the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada System on behalf of ISUN STUDENT GOVERNMENT hereinafter referred to as System and SIGMA NU hereinafter referred to as Contractor. PREAMBLE WHEREAS, NRS 284.173 authorizes elective officers, heads of departments, boards, commissions or institutions to engage the services of persons as independent contractors: and WHEREAS, it is deemed that the services of the Contractor herein specified are both necessary and desirable and in the best interests of the System: and WHEREAS, Contractor represents that it is duly qualified and able to render the services as hereinafter described: NOW, THEREFORE, consideration of the aforesaid premises, the parties hereto mutually agree as follows: 1. This contract shall be effective from April 3 t to April 5,'9ptjnless sooner revoked by either party as set forth in paragraph (2). $75.00 per day for cleanup 2. This contract may be revoked without cause by either party prior to the date set forth in paragraph (1) provided that a revocation shall not be effective until 3 <jayS after a party has served written notice of revocation upon the other party. 3. The parties agree to the services to be performed. These are outlined in "Scopes of Services" Exhibit A attached hereto and which is made a part of this contract by reference thereto. 4. Contractor agrees to provide the services set forth in Exhibit A for a total cost not to exceed $??Fi_00 . Payment Schedule and Detail of Costs are outlined in Exhibit B attached hereto and which is made a part of this contract by reference thereto. 5. This contract shall be construed and interpreted according to the laws of the State of Nevada. 6. The Contractor shall neither assign, transfer nor delegate any rights, obligations or duties under this agreement without the prior written consent of the System. 7. The books, records, documents and accounting procedures and practices of the Contractor relevant to this agree-ment may be subject to inspection, examination and audit by the System. 8. Any reports, studies, photographs, negatives or other documents or drawings prepared by Contractor in the perfor-mance of its obligations under this agreement shall be the exclusive property of the System and all such materials, if any, shall be remitted to the System by Contractor upon completion, termination or cancellation of this contract. Contrac-tor shall not use, willingly allow or cause to have such materials, if any, used for any purpose other than the performance of Contractor's obligations under this agreement without the prior written consent of the System. Exceptions to this state-ment must be identified in attached scopy of work. 9. All rules, regulations and requirements placed upon the System due to the source of funds used for this contract . are applicable to this contract in accordance with the "flowdown" requirements. Any additional special conditions are attached as Exhibit C. 10. Contractor certifies that it is not delinquent on any federal debt and is not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from covered transactions by any Federal Department or Agency. 11. Contract further certifies that its representatives, working on this project, have never been found in violation and will not violate the following: the Hatch Act, the Copeland Anti-Kick Back Act, the Davis Bacon Act and Equal Employment Opportunity Act. 12. Contractor agrees to indemnify and save and hold the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada, the University of Nevada System, the College, the University, their agents, officers and employees harmless from any and all claims, causes of action or liability arising from the performance of this agreement by Contractor or Contractor's agents, officers or employees. 13. The parties agree that Contractor is an independent contractor and that this contract is entered into in accordance with NRS 284.173, which statute in pertinent part provides that the contractor is not an employee of the State of Nevada and there shall be no: ISP 400 Page 1 of 2 (a) withholding of income taxes by the state: (b) industrial insurance coverage provided by the state; (c) participation in group insurance plans which may be available to employees of the state: (d) participation or contributions by either the independent contractor or the state to the public employees retirement system: (e) accumulation of vacation leave or sick leave: or (f) unemployment compensation coverage provided by the state if the requirements of NR5 612.085 for independent contractors are met. It is further agreed that Contractor is not an employee of the System, and is not entitled to any of the compensation, benefits, rights or privileges of employees of the System. 14. This contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and may only be modified by a written amend-ment signed by the parties. 15. Written notices required under this contract shall be sent certified mail, return receipt requested. Department Contact Person: Joe Bunin, CSUN President Name of Contractor: SIGMA NU Department: CSUN Student Government Address: 5471 Prince Scotty Las Vegas, NV 89119 Project Title: CSUN SPRINGFEST '90 SSN or Employer Fed Tax ID #: 530-86-1753 Account Number: 0-2-457-4120-903-3118 Phone Number: 798-5529 Account Signature Authority: CSUN Executive Board Signature P h 1 M P Uaquino t o r bibMA NU ^ Prepared By: Joyce D. Garcia, MAI Date: 05/03/90 Extension: X3477 BOARD OF REGENTS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM on behalf of Clark County Community College 3200 Cheyenne Avenue North Las Vegas, NV 89030 University of Nevada, Las Vegas OR 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154 By: Paul Meacham President By: Harry E. Neel, Jr. Vice President for Finance and Administration ISP-400 Page 2 of _A TO: FROM: ATE: April 27, 1990 SUBJ: Hourly Timesheets ************************************************* On April 27, 1990 I was informed by the Payroll Department that they will no longer process hourly timesheets for CSUN employees without the employee's authorized signature. Due to the increasing number of unsigned timesheets being received by payroll, the decison was made to not process them without a signature of the employee. This policy is effective the cut-off date of April 12, 1990. For the individuals who did not sign their timesheets for the April 12, 1990 cut-off date, you will need to go to the Payroll Department before 1:00 P.M. on April 30, 1990 and sign your timesheet, or you will not be paid on May 10, 1990. A list of those individuals are listed below. It is the responsibility of the employee to sign their own timesheet. I cannot process any timesheet that is unsigned so I will return any unsigned time sheets to the originating department. Larry Holmes, CSUN Business Manager List of employees who will need to go to Payroll to sign their time sheet. Name Jason Bermingham Steve Calmy G. Albert Chris Bean Sherry Brown Castaneda G. Collier I. Cotter E. Fenton B. Harber Kev Mckee N. Lema D. Powers Teasdale C. Wall Warren White Department Yelling Rebel it Student Services CSUN Directors 4:00 P.M. MSU 2 01 I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Polovina called the meeting to order at 4:02 p.m. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT ABSENT Bud Benneman Scott Bennett (late) Mike Bunin (late) Roderick Colebrook Kim Elliott Lauren Field Rob Fitzpatrick Jorge Gonzalez Kara Kelley (late) Kim Kershaw Adonna Miller (late) Paul Pratt Gary Ogren Julia Ramsey Melanie Rosenberg Traci Smith Albert Tabola John Ynigues III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Motion to Approve by Sen. Benneman Motion passed by voice vote. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS PRES. BUNIN announced that he had settled things with the football seat committee, naming the areas for student seat-ing. He also stated that there will be a $20,000.00 check to be given to CSUN for academic scholarships. VICE-PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE FOUNTAIN stated that the Teachers Excellence Award presentation went well, and that the winner was Dr. William Colbreth. SEN. PRES. POLOVINA reminded the Senators to keep note of when the summer meetings are, in order to make quorun. CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE SENATE PRESIDENT MINUTES SENATE MEETING 2 0-2 0 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1990 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 SENATE MEETING 2 0-20 MAY 3, 1990 2 V. BOARD, COMMITTEE, AND DIRECTOR REPORTS CSUN Business Manager LARRY HOLMES spoke. JOHN LOVE spoke on the audit. JOHN PURVIS spoke on the audit. KAREN SPLAWN spoke for the Yellin' Rebel. DAN BUNIN spoke for the Publications Board. ALLEN CHASTAIN spoke for the NSA. KEN TOMORY spoke for SHAC. PAT TOUHY spoke for Student Services. SEN. KELLEY ARRIVED AT THE MEETING, SEN. ROSENBERG LEFT THE ROOM. PAIGE ZEILINSKI spoke for the Elections Board. ROB ROSENTHAL spoke for KUNV. SEN. MILLER ENTERED THE MEETING, SEN. FITZPATRICK LEFT MEETING. SEN. GONZALEZ spoke for the Senate Rules irree . VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Approval of Tammy Fountain as the CSUN Vice-President Pro Tempore. B. Approval of Liza Gripentrog as the Entertainment and Progamming Director. C. Approval of Melanie Rosenberg as the Appropriations Director. C1.Approval of Mario Menez as the Student Services Director. D. Approval of Mike Kennedy as Nevada Student Affairs Director. E. Approval of Traci Smith as the OSI Director. F. Approval of John Ynigues as the Publications Board Director. G. Approval of Michael Clayton as the Editor of the Quicksilver. H. Approval of Richard Crow as the Editor of the Yellin1 Rebel. I. Approval of Paul Pratt as the Elections Board Director. J. Approval of Kevin Kew as the KUNV Programming Director. K. Approval of Tina Aldridge as the KUNV Assistant Pro-gramming Director. L. Approval of Suzanne Scott Weiss as the KUNV Operations Manager. M. Approval of Gary Ogren as a member of the Publications Board. N. Approval of Mike Kennedy as a member of the Academic Standards Committee. 0. Approval of Joe Bunin as a member of the Academic Stan-dards Committee. SENATE M I N U T E S 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 3 VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS, CONTINUED P. Approval of Gina Polovina as a member of the Academic Standards Committee. Q. Approval of Joe Bunin as a member of the Intercollegi-ate Atheletic Council. R. Approval of B.J. Willard as a member of the Intercol-legiate Atheletic Council. S. Approval of Gina Polovina as a member of the Intercol-legiate Atheletic Council VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Education Senate Seat 1. Marie Bernardi No action was taken on Item A. B. Nomination/ Approval of the Vacant Engineering Senate Seat. 1. Michael Murphy 2. Paula Bennett 3. Kelly Best Motion to close the nominations by Sen. Pratt. The motion carried by voice vote. Motion for the candidates to speak for not more than two minutes with a guestion and answer session of unlimited time by Sen. Pratt. Objection by Sen. Kershaw. The objection failed by voice vote. MICHAEL MURPHY spoke. Motion to appoint Michael Murphy to the Seat, passed by voice vote. C. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Senate President Pro Tempore Seat. 1. Bud Benneman 2. Kim Kershaw Motion to close the nominations by Sen. Colebrook. The motion passed by voice vote. Motion for each candidate to speak for not more than two minutes, with a guestion and answer session of not more than two minutes, with the top vote getter winning the seat by Sen. Colebrook. The motion passed by voice vote BUD BENNEMAN spoke. SEN. BENNETT ENTERED THE MEETING. KIM KERSHAW spoke. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 4 VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS, CONTINUED C. Approval/ Nomination of the Vacant Senate President Pro Tempore Seat. Motion for a roll call vote by Pres. Bunin. The motion carried by voice vote. SENATOR CHOICE Benneman abstention Bunin BUD BENNEMAN Colebrook BUD BENNEMAN Elliott KIM KERSHAW Field BUD BENNEMAN Fitzpatrick absent Gonzalez BUD BENNEMAN Kelley absent Kershaw abstention Miller BUD BENNEMAN Pratt BUD BENNEMAN Ramsey BUD BENNEMAN Rosenberg abstention Smith BUD BENNEMAN Tabola BUD BENNEMAN Ynigues abstention Ogren BUD BENNEMAN THE VOTE WAS 10-1-4, IN FAVOR OF BUD BENNEMAN, WITH FOUR ABSTENTIONS. Justice Bunin swore in the new Senator Murphy and the new Senate Pres. Pro Tempore Benneman VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Business and Economics Senate Seat. 1. Bryan Sims 2. Michael Glew (withdrew) 3. Ken Tomory 4. Scott Fisher 5. Scott Littlefield Motion to close nominations by Sen. Pratt. Motion carried by voice vote. Motion for each candidate to speak, not to exceed 2 minutes, with a question and answer session, not to exceed 4 minutes, with a preliminary vote, and a run off by the two with the most votes by Sen. Pratt. The motion passed by voice vote. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 5 VIII.NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED. A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Business and Economics Senate Seat. PHIL DAQUINO spoke for BRYAN SIMS. KEN TOMORY spoke. SCOTT FISHER spoke. SCOTT LITTLEFIELD spoke. Motion for a roll call vote by Pres. Pro Tern Benneman. The motion passed by voice vote. SENATORS CHOICE 1 CHOICE 2 Benneman TOMORY FISHER Bennett TOMORY FISHER Bunin TOMORY FISHER Colebrook TOMORY LITTLEFIELD Elliott TOMORY FISHER Field TOMORY FISHER Fitzpatrick ABSENT ABSENT Gonzalez TOMORY FISHER Kelley ABSENT ABSENT Kershaw TOMORY FISHER Miller TOMORY FISHER Pratt SIMS LITTLEFIELD Ramsey TOMORY LITTLEFIELD Rosenberg TOMORY LITTLEFIELD Smith TOMORY LITTLEFIELD Tabola LITTLEFIELD FISHER Ynigues TOMORY FISHER Ogren SIMS LITTLEFIELD Murphy SIMS LITTLEFIELD TOMORY AND FISHER ARE THE TOP TWO CANDIDATES, WITH 13 AND 10 VOTES, RESPECTIVELY. Motion for a roll call vote by Pres. Bunin. Motion carried by voice vote. SENATORS Benneman Bennett Bunin Colebrook Elliott Field Fitzpatrick Gonzalez Kelley Kershaw Miller CHOICE FISHER pass/FISHER pass/TOMORY TOMORY FISHER pass/FISHER absent TOMORY absent pass/TOMORY TOMORY SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 6 VIII.NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED A. Nomination/Approval of the Vacant Business and Economics Senate Seat. SENATORS Pratt Ramsey- Rosenberg Smith Tabola Ynigues Ogren Murphy CHOICE pass/FISHER TOMORY TOMORY pass/TOMORY FISHER TOMORY pass/FISHER TOMORY TOMORY WON WITH 10 VOTES TO FISHER'S 7 VOTES. Justice Bunin swore in the new Senator Tomory. B. Approval of waiving the Executive Board 2 0 hr work week. Motion to approve by Sen. Pratt, motion passed by voice vote SEN. YNIQUES LEFT THE ROOM, SEN. KELLEY RETURNED TO THE MEETING. C. Approval of new Executive Board officers receiving in-state- grants- in-aid. Motion to approve by Sen. Gonzalez, motion passed by voice vote. SEN. YNIGUES RETURNED TO THE MEETING. D. Approval of CSUN President, $450 per month, with a 42 credit fee waiver. Motion to approve by Sen. Colebrook, motion carried by voice vote. E. Approval of CSUN Vice-President, $400 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver. F. Approval of CSUN Senate President, $4 00 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver. Motion to approve Items E and F as a whole by Sen. Kershaw. Motion carried by voice vote. G. Approval of CSUN Senate Pres. Pro Tempore,$100 per month. H. Approval of CSUN Vice-Pres. Pro Tempore, $100 per month. Motion to approve Items G and H as a whole by Sen. Rosenberg Motion carried by voice vote. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 7 VIII.NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED. I. Approval of $250 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Entertainment and Programming Direc-tor. J. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Appropriations Board Director. K. Approval of $250 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Student Services Director. L. Approval of $250 per month with a 27 credit fee waiver for the NSA Director. M. Approval of $250 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the OSI Director. N. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Publications Board Director. O. Approval of $175 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Editor of the Quicksilver. P. Approval of $325 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the Yellin' Rebel Editor. Q. Approval of $175 per month for Aug.,Sept.,Nov. and $350 for the month of Oct. and a 30 credit fee waiver for the Elections Board Director. R. Approval of $300 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the KUNV Programming Director. S. Approval of $150 per month with a 42 credit fee waiver for the KUNV Assistant Progamming Director. T. Approval of a six credit fee waiver for the KUNV Operations Manager. U. Approval of $5.00 per hour with a six credit fee waiver for the CSUN Senate Secretary. V. Approval of $150 per month with a 24 credit fee waiver for the Entertainment and Programming Asst. Director. W. Approval of $75 per month with a 15 credit fee waiver for the Student Services Asst. Director. Motion to approve Items I through W as a whole by Senator Bennett. Motion to amend Item I to waive Entertainment and Program-ming Board Operations Policy by Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman and accepted by original motioners. Motion passed by voice vote. X. Approval of the Executive Board Nominations. Motion to approve by Executive Board Nominations Items A-S as a whole by Senate President Pro Tempore Benneman. Motion carried by voice vote. Y. Approval of waiving Senate By-Law 26. Motion to approve by Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman, motion passed by voice vote. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 8 VIII.NEW BUSINESS, CONTINUED. Z. Approval of the Clean-Up Contract with Sigma Nu for Springfest. Motion to approve by Pres. Bunin. Motion passed by voice vote. AA.Approval of $6122.00 out of the 900 account for reimbur-sal of the Jewish Student Union for the lecture presen-ted by Dr. Allen Keyes on 4-4-90. Motion to approve by Pres. Bunin. SENATE PRESIDENT POLOVINA PASSED THE GAVEL TO SEN. PRES. PRO TEM BENNEMAN, AND EXITED THE ROOM. Motion carried by voice vote. BB. Approval of $2200.00 out of the 912 account for the USSA Conference for Hosts and Hostesses. Motion to approve by Sen. Rosenberg. Motion passed by voice vote. SENATE PRESIDENT POLOVINA RETURNED TO THE TABLE AND RESUMED THE GAVEL. Pres. Bunin moved to place and emergency item on the agenda. Motion carried by voice vote. Motion for $1600 out of the 902 account to Student Financial Aid Services for CSUN Leadership Scholarship Award by Pres. Bunin. Motion passed by voice vote. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION SEN. MILLER apologized for being late, wished everyone luck on their finals and for summer. SEN. BENNETT apoligized for being late, and welcomed the new Senators into their offices. SEN. ROSENBERG had no comments. SEN. PRATT volunteered Sigma Nu as a responsible place to dispose of the liquor, stated that he would like to get the stipend for his position, and that he wants to waive By-Laws 17 and 28. He congratulated Sen. Tomory and Sen. Murphy on their positions, as well as Senate Pres. Pro Tempore Benneman, and to have a good summer. SEN. ELLIOTT had no comments. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 9 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION, CONTINUED SEN. TABOLA said goodbye to everyone, congratulated Senators Tomory and Murphy, and Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. He wished everyone good luck on their finals, and stated that he hoped everyone will have a good summer. He said that he will, as he is going to the Bahamas. SEN. FIELD congratulated Sen. Tomory, Sen. Murphy, and Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. SEN. YNIGUES congratulated Sen. Tomory, Sen. Murphy, and Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. SEN. KELLEY apologized for walking in and out of the meeting and wished everyone good luck on their finals. She also congratulated Sen. Tomory, Sen. Murphy, and Sen. Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. SEN. TOMORY thanked everyone, congratulated Sen. Murphy, and Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. SEN. GONZALEZ stated that the payments to the Quicksilver submittants should be balanced against those made to the previously. He also stated that the seats should not be closed to nominations until all sides have been given a chance, and that it has been an interesting year, with a lot of controversy, and a lot of fun. SEN. BUNIN congratulated Senators Tomory and Murphy, and Pres. Pro Tem Benneman, and wished everyone a good summer. SEN. OGREN wished everyone a good summer, and congratulated Sen. Murphy and Tomory, and Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. He wished everyone good luck on their finals. SEN. C0LEBR00K stated that everyone says that after three strikes, a person is usually out, but that Bud Benneman proved that the fourth strike is the charm, congratu-lating him on earning the Pres. Pro Tem seat. He said that he had enjoyed the year, wished everyone the best of luck on final exams, and told everyone to take care during the summer. SENATE MINUTES 2 0-2 0 MAY 3, 1990 10 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION, CONTINUED. SEN. SMITH congratulated Sen. Murphy, Sen. Tomory, and Sen. Pres. Pro Tern Benneman. She stated that the Publica-tion Board will have to deal with the problems with the Editorials. She then resigned from the Senate, stating that she will be spending all her time working on the OSI position, making CSUN look good, and challenged the Senate to keep up their side of the deal. She wished everyone with positions good luck. SEN. RAMSEY stated that the Best Dressed Award goes to Pres. Bunin, and that she hopes everyone has a good summer, and luck on their finals. She welcomed Senators Murphy and Tomory, and congratulated Pres. Pro Tem Benneman. SEN. MURPHY stated that he is happy to be representing his college, and thanked everyone. SEN. KERSHAW welcomed Sen. Murphy, Sen. Tomory, congratu-lated Pres. Pro Tem Benneman, and thanked God that the week is almost over. FROM THE GALLERY: ALLEN CHASTAIN told everyone about the Preschool Graduation, and stated that if anyone wants to be a delegate for the USSA Confernce to come to CSUN. He stated that the $1600.00 will be returned to the account if not used, and that he congratulated all new members on their pos-itions . MARLO MENEZ thanked everyone, and stated that she plans on doing a great job at Student Services. LIZA GRIPENTROG thanked everyone, wished all a good summer. PHIL DAQUINO stated that he is graduating in a year (after nine years) and that he had thought that the clean-up contract had been approved. He congratulated all new Directors. FROM THE EXECUTIVES: PRESIDENT PRO TEM BENNEMAN suggested tripling the price of the liquor found and selling to Marriott, and having a retreat with the profits. He congratulated Sen. Tomory and Sen. Murphy, and stated that the changes in By-Laws must be done properly. He nominated TONY ZUIKER for the Vacant Arts and Letters Senate Seat. SENATE MINUTES MAY 3, 1990 11 IX. OPEN DISCUSSION PRES. PRO TEM BENNEMAN stated that he has been labelled the AN REE . He wished everyone a good summer, and stated that he will finally get to go surfing. PRES. BUNIN congratulated Sen. Tomory and Sen. Murphy, and Pres. Pro Tem Benneman, and stated that he likes Bud's idea about the liquor. He stated that he felt Sen. Tomory's statements about B.J. Willard were out of line, and that he should say them to her, if he has to say them at all. He stated that CSUN made $11,600 on the Carnival, but that last year CSUN made more, and as the T&M had booked the Carnival from under CSUN and had guaranteed CSUN to make up the difference, CSUN is sending T&M a bill for $1150. (This is the difference between the two years' revenue minus the $2250 bill for expensed CSUN owes the T&M). He wished everyone a good summer, and luck on their final exams. PRES. POLOVINA stated that any students who want to help rewrite the constitution could. She took the names of the following students and senators: PHIL DAQUINO, SEN. YNIGUES, SEN. PRATT, SEN. KELLEY, SEN. BUNIN, SEN. OGREN, TRACI SMITH, SEN. ROSENBERG, AND SEN. GONZALEZ. She stated that anyone wishing to join a Faculty Com-mittee should see her, and stated that she wants to make sure that we have all the phone numbers and ad-dresses of the Senators for summer. She congratulated the Directors, the new Senators, and her new Pres. Pro Tem, stating that if they need anything, to come see her. She relayed that the new Executive Board was initiated on May 1 at midnight, and gave birthday wished to the Senate Secretary, and to Albert Tabola whose birthday is coming up in the middle of May. X. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Polovina adjourned the meeting at 6:30 pm. Gina B. Polovina, CSUN Senate President JeCky/Jo Birmingham, CSUN Senate Secretary