Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, February 7, 1984

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA SENATE MEETING #14 SESSION 14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 4:00 P.M. MSU 201 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes #13 IV. Executive Board Announcements V. Executive Board Nominations A. Judicial Council Justice - Joe Buczek(2/3) B. Qualifications Verification Committee Members - Tom Hawley, Rian Flourens C. Office of Public Information - Lynn Best, James Ohriner D. Bylaws Committee Member - Karen Eckert E. Regents Grants-in-Aid - Deron Shields, Deanna Macaluso VI. Board, Committee and Director Reports A. Bylaws Committee B. Elections Board C. Entertainment and Programming Board D. Organizations Board E. Presidential Search Committee F. Appropriations Board G. Other VII. Old Business A. Nominations for Vacant Senate Seats 1. Education College(2)(Liz Cory, Nanda Briggs, Deb Peterson) 2. Health Sciences College(1)(Sunny Shelley, Renee Bielby) 3. Academic Advisement College(2)(Mona Borseilino, Vykky Cave, Robin Blitz, Sylvia Patchinger) B. Appointment of the Senate President Pro Tempore I. Thomas Hawley UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 2. James Ohriner 3. Hal Friedman VIII. New Business A. Override of Veto(Student Services Chairman) B. Repeal of Senate Bill 013 - Bylaws Committee C. Repeal of Senate Bill 010 - Bylaws Committee D. Repeal of Bylaw #19 - Bylaws Committee E. Approval of Eliminating the increases in stipends during a term of office - Ohriner F. Approval of stipend increase from $285.00 to $324.00 per month for the Yellin' Rebel Editor - Dimick(sub-mission) G. Approval of Car and Truck each Monday and Tuesday for the rest of the semester for the Yellin' Rebel - Car used to take Grid Sheets to printer, truck used to transport papers to campus - Dimick H. Request for Senate Approval of Contracts for Rare Silk/ Kole 'N Kompany concert to take place on April 20, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. in Ham Hall I. Entertainment and Programming Board - Approval of Band Contract for February 10, 1984. Price is $350.00 (Band will play from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) IX. Open Discussion X. Adjournment CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES BYLAWS COMMITTEE MEETING #1; i-04 • 31 JANUARY 1984 12:00 P.M. MSU 122 I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order by Chairman Cohen at 1:00 p.m. II. Roll Call The chairman announced that Senator Adams would be dismissed from the coirmittee as he has accumulated three unexcused absences. f-a _ The chairman adjourned the meeting at 1:01 p.m. due to lack of quorum. Respectfully submitted by Karen Coften Chairman Mambers in Attendance Members Absent Senator Dimick Senator Haldeman Senator Adams - unexcused (3) Senator Ohriner - excused UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 # CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 SESSION 14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 84 • 4:00 P.M. MSU 2 01 I. Call to Order Seriate President Clay called the meeting to order at 4:01 p.m. in MSU 201. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance Bill Haldeman Tom Hawley James Ohriner Patrick Adams Karen Cohen Robert Eglet John Fazi Gus Varona Rian Flourens Hal Friedman Mark Doubrava Karen Eckert Cara Iddings III. Approval of Minutes #13 Senator Ohriner amended the bottom of page 10 to correct the last line to insert "that is" between "and" and "the." Senator Cohen corrected the first page, the last line should read Academic Advising and Resource Center, not Academic Advisement College. There being no objections, the minutes from senate meeting #13 were approved as amended. IV. Executive Board Announcements A. President Lee announced that he did not have the state of the campus address fully prepared. He will deliver the state of the campus address at the next senate meeting. Senator Dimick arrived. Vice President Shaffer and Senate President Clay had no announcements. Members Absent Steve Dimick - late UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LA\S VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 V. Executive Board Nominations A. Judicial Council Justice - Joe Buczek(2/3) Senator Eglet moved to approve Joe Buczek as a Judicial Council Justice. Senator Fazi seconded the motion. Senator Ohriner spoke against the motion. Senator Fazi spoke in favor of the motion. The motion to approve Joe Buczek as a Judicial Council Justice was stated as being 9 in favor, 0 opposed and 5 abstaining(Haldeman, Eckert, Ohriner, Dimick, Hawley). Senator Fazi requested a roll call vote. The following senators voted in favor of Joe Buczek: Tom Hawley Patrick Adams Karen Cohen Robert Eglet John Fazi Gus Varona Rian Flourens Hal Friedman Mark Doubrava Cara Iddings The following senators abstained from the vote: Steve Dimick Bill Haldeman James Ohriner Karen Eckert There were no votes in opposition of this motion. The motion to approve Joe Buczek as a Judicial Council Justice passed with 10 in favor, 0 opposed and 4 abstain-ing . B. Qualifications Verification Committee Members - Tom Hawley, Rian Flourens Senator Eglet moved to approve Tom Hawley and Rian Flourens as members of the Qualifications Verification Committee. Senator Haldeman seconded the motion which passed with 12 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 abstaining(Hawley, Flourens). C. Office of Public Information - Lynn Best, James Ohriner Senator Eglet moved to approve Lynn Best and James Ohriner as members of the Public Information Office. Senator Haldeman seconded the motion which passed with 13 in favor, 0 opposed and 1 abstaining(Ohriner). D. Bylaws Committee Member - Karen Eckert Senator Eglet moved to approve items D and E as a whole. Senator Friedman seconded the motion. Senator Dimick raised a point of information stating that the motion was out of order. MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Senator Eglet moved to approve Karen Eckert as a member of the Bylaws Committee. Senator Varona seconded the motion which passed with 13 in favor, 0 opposed and 1 abstaining(Eckert). E. Regents Grants-in-Aid - Deron Shields, Deanna Macaluso Senator Eglet moved to approve Regents Grants-in-Aid for Deron Shields and Deanna Macaluso. Vice President Shaffer seconded the motion. Senator Dimick quoted the CSUN Constitution stating that three Regents Grants-in-Aid should be issued and only two have appeared on the agenda. Senate President Clay stated that two people have been nominated and a third can be. Senator Eglet stated that the Constitution states that nominations for CSUN positions shall be nominated, but those nominations are not necessarily considered at the' same time. The Regents Grants-in-Aid do not necessarily have to be considered at the same time. Senator Dimick stated that traditionally the nominations for Regents Grants-in-Aid have been considered for all three at the same time. The motion to approve Regents Grants-in-Aid for Deron Shields and Deanna Macaluso passed with 12 in favor, 2 opposed(Dimick, Fazi) and 1 abstaining(Haldeman). VI. Board, Committee and Director Reports A. Bylaws Committee Senator Cohen read the minutes" from the Bylaws Committee meeting held on January 31, 1984. The meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chairman Cohen. Steve Dimick and Bill Haldeman were in attendance. Patrick Adams was absent(unexcused, 3). James Ohriner was excused absent. It was announced that Adams would be dismissed from the committee as he had accumulated three unexcused absences. The chair adjourned the meeting at 1:01 p.m. due to lack of quorum. Senator Cohen moved to approve the minutes from the bylaws committee meeting held on January 31, 1984 at 1:00 p.m. Senator Eckert seconded the motion which passed with no objections. B. Elections Board Senate President Clay read the minutes from the meeting held on February 6, 1984. The meeting was called to order at 4:02 p.m. Bill DiBenedetto and Wilbur Schaefer were present. Unexcused absent were Mojgan Sobhani(2) and Egillespie Sinayoko(3). Excused absent were Sari Bloom, Hal Friedman, and Giovanna Sardelli. The meeting was adjourned at 4:03 p.m. due to lack of quorum. Senator Friedman moved to approve the minutes from the MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Elections BOard meeting held'.on February 6, 1984 at 4:00 p.m. Senator Eckert seconded the motion. Senator Cohen corrected the minutes stating that the chairman should not be listed under members present. The motion to approve the Elections Board minutes from the meeting held on February 6, 1984 at 1:00 p.m. as corrected passed with all in favor. C. Entertainment and Programming Board Senator Eckert gave a report. E & P has received approval to promote the Ford Film Series which includes six free films. There is also the possibility of obtaining four free films through an Australian Lager Beer company. Lowenbrau has agreed to sponsor the film "Animal House" to be shown during Greek Week. The Fox has been approved for Mardi Gras at a cost of $850.00. The band "Fingerprint" will be playing on Friday on campus. The Inland Empire contract has been approved for Mardi Gras for five days beginning the Tuesday of Mardi Gras. Eckert also stated that there are two senate openings on the board and numerous student-at-large positions open, also. The board needs members. D. Organizations Board Chairman O'Connell read the minutes from the Organizations Board Meeting held on February 2, 1984 at 4:00 p.m. The meeting was called to order by Chairman O'Connell at 4:02 p.m. Alpha Delat Pi, Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Tau Omega, AIME, Association of Computing Machinery, Freedom Loving Students, Gay Academic Union, Greek Paper, Hotel Association, IFC, International Student Organization, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Sigma Nu Little Sisters, Society of Physics Students, Student Philo sophical Round Table, TKE, TKE Little Sisters, Theater Arts, UNLV T'ai Chi Chuan Club, Women in Science and Engineering, ZTA, UNLV Skydivers and Rian Flourens. The minutes from meeting #8 were approved. The board recognized Chi Alpha. The board approved funding in the amount of $2000.00 for the Association of Computing Machinery. The meeting was adjourned at 4:30 p.m. Senator Eglet moved to approve the minutes from the Organizations Board meeting held on February 2 at 4:00 p.m Senator Varona seconded the motion. Senator Eckert discussed the ACM funding. The motion to approve the minutes passed with 12 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 abstaining(Haldeman, Flourens). Senator Ohriner announced that the UNLV Debate Team has been ranked 55th in the nation in value style debate. The team went to Sacramento last weekend for competition in which they took second place. The Debate Team has an office on the fourth floor. MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 E. Presidential Search Committee Senator Ohriner reported that he has attended one, short informal meeting and was not impressed. The committee is considering hiring an out-of-state organization who will choose the university's president. The situation does not look good for the students and faculty of UNLV. The committee has decided it will not consider hiring a president from within the university. Senator Eglet questioned Senator Ohriner as to whether there were any applicants; for the position. Senator Ohriner stated that at the committee meeting he was informed that no applications had been received. Senator Eglet stated that he knew of a person who had already applied for the position. President Lee stated that the Academic Vice President Search Committee proceedings are being conducted at a slower pace. The committee would like for the new president to assist in choosing the new academic vice president. F. Appropriations Board Vice President Shaffer announced that he has heard from a reliable source that there may be an opening for the Appropriations Board Chairmanship. Anyone interested should apply. The Appropriations Board meeting held on February 3, 1984 at 2:00 p.m. was called to order at 2:00 p.m. Hal Friedman and Robert Eglet were present. Cara Iddings, Steve Dimick and Patrick Adams were unexcused absent. Due to lack of quorum Chairman Shaffer adjourned the meeting at 2:08 p.m. The Appropriations Board Meeting #2 was called to order at 4:28 p.m. on February 6, 198 4. Robert Eglet, Hal Friedman, Steve Dimick were present. Cara Iddings was excused absent. Patrick Adams was unexcused absent. The board approved the attached budget. Shaffer received a memo from Bill DiBenedetto, Elections Board Chairman stating that he will be requesting $5000.00 for the Execu-tive Board Elections. Senator Eckert moved to approve the minutes from the Appropriations Board Meetings held on February 3 and 6. Senator Eglet seconded the motion. Senator Eckert explained the transfers on the budget(attached) The motion to approve the minutes from the Appropriations Board Meetings held on February 3 and 6 passed with 13 in favor, 1 opposed (Cohen) and 0 abstaining. VII. Old Business A. Nominations for Vacant Senate Seats 1. Education College(2)(Liz Cory, Nanda Briggs, Deb Peterson) MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 2. Health Sciences College (1) (Sunny Shelley, Renee Bielby) 3. Academic Advisement College (2) (Mona Borsellino, - Vykky Cave, Robin Blitz, Sylvia Patchinger) Senator Fazi asked whether grade sheets have been submitted for the nominees. Senate President Clay stated that no new grade sheets have been submitted. B. Appointment of the Senate President Pro Tempore 1. Thomas Hawley 2. James Ohriner 3. Hal Friedman President Lee moved to have an election of a Senate President Pro Tempore. Senator Fazi seconded the motion. Senator Hawley withdrew his name from consideration. The motion to have an election of a Senate President Pro Tempore passed with 12 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 abstaining(Friedman, Ohriner). Senate President Clay took a roll call vote. There were no objections. The following senators voted for James Ohriner for Senate President Pro Tempore: Steve Dimick Bill Haldeman Tom Hawley Karen Cohen Karen Eckert Cara Iddings The following senators voted for Hal Friedman for Senate President Pro Tempore: Patrick Adams Robert Eglet John Fazi Gus Varona Rian Flourens Mark Doubrava The following senators abstained from the vote for a Senate President Pro Tempore: James Ohriner Hal Friedman There were 6 votes for Ohriner and 6 votes for Friedman and 2 abstaining. Senate President Clay voted for Hal Friedman for Senate President Pro Tempore. VIII. New Business A. Override of Veto(Student Services Chairman) Senator Ohriner called for a point of order requesting the chair to look up the section on override of veto. MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Senator Friedman moved to recess the meeting for 5 minutes. There were objections. Senator Eglet moved to recess the meeting for 5 minutes. Senator Fazi seconded the motion which passed with 7 in favor, 6 opposed and 1 abstaining(Haldeman). The meeting was recessed at 4:42 p.m. The meeting was called back to order at 4:45 p.m. Second Roll Call Members in Attendance Steve Dimick Bill Haldeman Tom Hawley James Ohriner Karen Cohen Robert Eglet John Fazi Gus Varona Rian Flourens —> Hal Friedman Mark Doubrava Karen Eckert Cara Iddings Patrick Adams - late Senator Friedman read the section of the CSUN Constitution pertaining to override of vetoes. A. Override of Veto(Student Services Chairman) Senator Flourens moved to approve the override of the President's veto of the Student Services Chairman approved on January 31, Robert Eglet. Senator Varona seconded the motion. Senator Fazi stated that the reason why he voted against Ohriner for Senate President Pro Tempore because he is too verbose. Senator Ohriner raised a point of privilege. Senator Flourens spoke in favor of the motion. Senator Eckert spoke against the motion. Vice President Shaffer spoke in favor of the motion. President Lee spoke against the motion. Senator Eckert spoke against the motion. Senator Varona spoke in favor of the motion. Denyce Tuller spoke in favor of the motion. Senator Ohriner spoke against the motion. Senator Varona spoke in favor of the motion. President Lee spoke against the motion. Senator Haldeman yielded the floor to to Senator Varona who spoke in i:'favor of the motion. MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 8 Senator Adams was present. Gary Samuelson spoke in favor of the motion. Senator Cohen spoke against the motion. The motion to override the veto of the Student Ser-vices Chairman approyed on January'31, Robert Eglet, failed with 6 in favor, 5 opposed and 3 abstaining (Eglet, Haldeman, Dimick). B. Repeal of Senate Bill 013 - Bylaws Committee Friedman, "Point of information." Clay, "State your point." Friedman, "Motion pertaining to items B, C and D under Robert's Rules of Order, page 143. Motions requiring a two-thirds vote. Turn to page 144. Motion to, re-quiring a two-thirds vote to repeal or rescind that which has been adopted, unless previous notice has been given and that's, this falls under that. So it takes two-thirds vote." Cohen, "Point of order." Clay, "State your point." Cohen, "This is previous notice." Lee, "Point of order." Clay, "State your point." Lee, "It was out three days ago. I think that's about as right as you can get." Cohen, "It was also brought up at last week's meeting . . Lee, "Point of order." Clay, "State your point." Lee, "I think it was contained in the bylaws minutes a couple weeks ago. . ." Clay, "I believe that's a point of information, Mr. Lee." Lee, "I haven't finished yet." Clay, "Thank you. Go ahead." Lee, "And because you approved the minutes from that meeting then you approved that you had notice that it was coming your way. That's my point of order." Cohen, " (?) " Lee, "Yup." Clay, "Item B? Miss Cohen." Cohen, "I move to approve the repeal of Senate Bill 013." Clay, "Motion to repeal Senate Bill 013." "Second." Ohriner. Clay, "And a second. Is there any discussion?" Miss Cohen MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Senator Cohen spoke in favor. Senator Hawley spoke in favor. Senator Eglet did not agree with the reasoning behind the repeal of the bill. Senator Ohriner spoke inrfavor of the motion. Senator Haldeman spoke in favor. President Lee spoke in favor. The motion to repeal Senate Bill 013 carried with all in favor. C. Repeal of Senate Bill 010 - Bylaws Committee Senator Ohriner moved to approve the repeal of Senate Bill 010. Senator Haldeman seconded the motion. Senator Eglet yielded the floor to President Lee for explanation of the reason behind the motion to repeal. Senator Eglet yeilded the floor to Senator Cohen for an explanation. Senator Eglet yielded the floor to Senator Eckert for an explanation. Senator Eckert suggested that the bill be amended. Senator Eglet spoke against the repeal"of the bill and in favor of amendments to the bill. Senator Dimick pointed out that article VII of the bill is unconstitutional. Senator Eglet raised a point of information stating that article VII could be amended out. Senator Dimick agreed. Senator Dimick suggested that the senate go into a committee of the whole to discuss the bill and limit debate on the discussion. Senator Ohriner withdrew his motion and Haldeman concurred. D. Repeal of Bylaw #19 - Bylaws Committee Senator Ohriner moved to repeal bylaw #19. Senator Eckert seconded the motion. Senator Ohriner spoke in favor of the motion. Senator Cohen spoke in favor of the motion. President Lee spoke in favor. The motion to repeal Bylaws #19 carried with all in favor. E. Approval of Eliminating the increases in stipend during a term of office - Ohriner Senator Haldeman asked that this item be withdrawn. Senator Eglet stated that it was in conflict with Senate Bill 010. MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Senator Ohriner withdrew this item. F. Approval of stipend increase from $285.00 to $324.00 per month for the Yellin' Rebel editor - Dimick(sub-mission) Senator Dimick moved to approve a stipend increase from $285.00 to $324.00 per month for the Yellin' Rebel Editor. Senator Fazi seconded the motion. Senator Dimick spoke in favor. Senator Flourens requested that this item be ruled out of order because it is frivolous and dilatory. Senate President Clay did not rule it out of order stating that the issue was still important to some people. Senator Dimick yielded the floor to Franco Frantellizzi. Franco Frantellizzi addressed the senate on his behalf. Senator Fazi spoke in favor of the motion. President Lee spoke in favor. Senator Cohen spoke in favor. Senator Haldeman, "I know that when one is the Editor of the paper he has a tendency to have a persecution complex. When I did the annotated Yell, deservedly or not, I had a persecution complex. I know that when you work for the paper you can make money and if you go out and get a goddamn job, you can make money when you sell advertising for the paper. I know that it takes a lot of hours. I put in a hell of a lot of hours as a senator in this organi-zation and in writing the constitution that so many of you seem to think is ___ (?) . But in a lot of other committee works (?) . And the first thing I did when I had the opportunity was got rid of the CSUN Senate stipends. I don't like stipends. I don't think they're a very good idea. I oppose them on general principles I accept them only because this is the world that we live in. This is the reality that I have to deal with on a day to day basis. Now when the Judicial Council comes in here and asks for stipend increase, that is to say a stipend. No. That's going to be my vote. When Executive Officers come in here and they say, 'I've got to have more money to live on." Get a job. When you tell me you need money I understand. I need money, but I'm getting it in other ways. I'm going for student loans. I don't like to have to take student loans. I've always worked and put myself through school and I've always gone to school. I've parti-cipated in student government and I've managed to maintain a 3.0 G.P.A. -It's not a lot, but apparently more than some people around here are capable of doing. If you're going to be a student and a student official, be ,a student and a student official. Get your shit together. If you have a problem delegating authority, if you have problems delegat-ing authority, get someone to help you delegate authority. I see you have a very competent managing editor here. Put MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 him to work. Get somebody to.serve him. Get some more people in there. Under the present senate bill 010, another one that I have problems with because I believe it takes the purse strings out of the senate- where they belong and it puts them into private departments, at this point you have the power to pay people to do jobs. I was here when Mike Navarre (?) ran the paper. The guy lived up there. And I know Marc Charisse, you know Marc Charisse. That guy tried to live up there. All the time that I've been here editors have a tendency to barely get by financially, but it's a goddamn privilege and it's a privilege that has to be paid for. That's your paper. You get to do with it damn near, damn near anything you want to do with it. Who should be paying who for the privilege? Now I'm not recommending you lose your job. I'm not recommending that we pay you less.. But I really don't care to pay you any more. If we're going to start paying people what they're worth. Well we can't even pay you minimum wage because I think everybody that is willing to forfeit the tremendous amount of time that it takes to get involved in this organization deserves a hell of a lot more than minimum wage. And we can't afford that right now. But there is a job that has to be done and if you want to do it you've got to pay the price. I forfeit a few days a week to do this. I'm not getting anything out of it and I've been doing it since 1977 (?). I get fed up after a time. I get fed up when people say that I have a problem with the paper. I don't have a problem with the paper. I think the paper does a few things that are questionable but that's the way paper's do. But as far as coming in here and threatening people, 'as far as, as conducting . yourself in that manner, that I disapprove of and I'm not going to give you a (?) if you're doing it. When you start acting like an adult and you stop threaten-ing people then maybe we can talk. .. (?) When you do a job that warrants and I'm not talking about that (?) but to expect a reward for doing rewarding job and not in terms of showing what you produce. The person can produce a forest can still be a bastard.(?) You can do a goddamn good job, but you still don't have to be worth what you're getting. I think that paper will produce itself. .1 think there will always be people who will give it a good effort and I'm just afraid that at this time they'll have to pay the _(?)." Senator Eckert spoke in favor. Senator Ohriner spoke in favor. Senator Fazi spoke in favor. Senator Eglet spoke against. Senator Hawley moved the previous question question. Senator Eglet seconded the motion which carried with 11 in favor and 3 opposed(Fazi, Eckert, Haldeman). MINUTES SENATE MEETING #14 FEBRUARY 7, 19 8 4 PAGE 6 Senate President Clay stated 'that the senate would be voting on whether to submit the item to the senate on the next agenda. There was discussion on whether the senate could take action on this item this week instead of next week. Senator Cohen stated that aciton could not be taken on this item because it was only a submission item. Senator Haldeman moved to approve item G, H and I as a whole. Senator Eglet seconded the motion. Senator Dimick left the meeting(unexcused) at 6:22 p.m. There was discussion on whether the senators had read the contracts which they would be considering. Senators Eckert and Hawley offered to give details and additional information regarding the contracts. There was discussion. Senator Hawley spoke in favor of approval of the contracts. There was more discussion. Senator Varona moved the previous question. Senator Eglet seconded the motion which carried with 12 in favor, 0 opposed and 1 abstaining (Iddings) . The motion to approve a car and truck each Monday and Tuesday for the rest of the semester for the Yellin' Rebel, car used to take grid sheets to printer, truck used to transport papers to campus(item G) and to approve the contracts for Rare Silk/Kole 'N Kompany concert to take place on April 20, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. in Ham Hall(item H) and to approve the band contract for February 10, 1984 at a price of $350.00, the band will play from 11:00 a.m. to(item I) 3:00 p.m. carried with 12 in favor, 1 opposed (Cohen) and 0 abstaining. Senator Flourens moved to adjourn the meeting. Senator Varona seconded the motion which failed with 5 in favor and 8 opposed. IX. Open Discussion Senator Eglet announced that the TKE fraternity is selling raffle tickets for $1.00 each. Senate President Clay announced that Jay Lezcano resigned from the senate today. X. Adjournment Senate President Clay adjourned the meeting at 6:35 p.m. Respectfully submitted by. Respectfully prepared by, CSUN Senate President CSUN Secretary THE YELLiN' REBEL UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS 4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY • LA.S VEGAS, NEVADA 89154 • (702) 739-3478 Dear Senators, There have been a. plague of incidents during my tenure as editor which I have had very little, if nothing at all, to do with instigating. In my absence last week, Senator Steven Dimick. used my name " - repeatedly, at the senate and in the newspaper. Contrary to popular belief, I have no power over Dimick. He Is a good friend, well-intentior and a fine managing editor. However, I don't like anyone speaking for me. The official stance of this newspaper, on any subject, is the one which I espouse. In the future, like our staff box reads, Dimickils remarks are not necessarily those of The Yellin' Rebel, mine are. The primary reason I am sending this memo is .not' a reprimand of , , \ . Steven Dimick, he has gotten to a point with CSUN_that I remember all to well and have flashbacks of recurrently.' No Instead, this is just a reminder that X am still the editor and would appreciate ; * that if you become upset over the paper's actions, especially on . , the Senate floor, remember, it is not the edibor, who sits on the Senate. I have no intention of creating adversity with CSUN Senators/"unfortunately, they arise occasionallyX hope this semester can be a little more ameliorative between the Senators and this paper. But with the elections coming up, and the somewhat ignorant remarks I hear coming from senators about this fine paper... - I don't know. 900 General r use - ir.Ci I 5t.e iv.-u-rate-a rc-vti.ue bv $250.00 to $250.00 - ir.cjt jse ftvfeiit fees by 58,060.00 to 5135,660.00 - increase ts!sn:e forward by 5290.00 to $4,790 . 00 501 Kl'NV - increase generated revenue by 514,960.00 to $14,960.00 - decrease conations by $10,719.00 to $19,281.00 - increase balance forward by $3,259.00 to $30,259.00 502 Special Projects - increase generated revenue by $525.00 to $525.00 - increase balance forward by $14.00 to $14.00 903 Entertainment and Programming - decrease generated revenue by $15,000.00 to $15,000.00 - increase balance forward by $1,618.00 to $12,618.00 904 Student Services - decrease generated revenue by $28,700.00 to $11,300.00 - increase student fees by $23,047.00 to $36,047.00 - increase balance forward by $2,953.00 to $10,953.00 905 YELL - increase generated revenue by $6,500.00 to $35,000.00 - increase balance forward by $2,875.00 to $6,875.00 906 Operations Appropriations - increase student fees by $16,172.00 to $36,196.00 - increase balance forward by $3,190.00 to $8,033.00 907 Publications - increase generated revenue by $75.00 to $75.00 - decrease balance forward by $26.00 to $131.00 908 Intramurals - increase generated revenue by $9,000.00 to $11,000.00 - increase student fees by $2,984.00 to $14,984.00 - increase balance forward by $1,016.00 to $5,016.00 911 Nevada Student Affairs - decrease student fees by $5,814.00 to $13,812.00 - increase balance forward by $405.00 to $405.00 912 Professional Programming - increase generated revenue by $97.00 to $97.00 - decrease student fees by $8,604.00 to $2,396.00