Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, December 12, 1978

AGENDA SENATE MEETING #27 December 12, 1978 Mover Student Union Building Room 201 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes #26 IV. Executive Board Announcements V. Executive Board Nominations A. Financial Aid Committee (vote) 1. Byron Blasco B. Parking and Traffic (vote) 1. Phillip Jackson 2. Lisa Wolfbrandt C. Grievance (vote) 1. Pamela Roberts 2. Dave Craddock D. Curriculum Committee (vote) 1. Bill Haldeman E. Election Board (nomination) VI. Committee Reports A. Radio Committee B. Activities Board C. Organizations Board 1. UNLV Anthropological Association (CSUN recognition; vote) D. Student Counseling Hotline Committee (Ad Hoc) VII. Old Business A. Transfer of Funds (vote) 1. $4,000 from Contingency to Activities Account B. Senate Stipends (Senator Bayne, ED) C. Vacant Senate Seats (vote) 1. Hotel College a. Cindy Vannucci 2. Education College a. Kent Reardon 3. Allied Health College a. Cindy Simia VIII. New Business A. Delay of Senate Meeting //28 (Senator Alderman, SC) B. Christmas Vacation (Senator Bayne, ED) IX. Open Discussion X. Adjournment MINUTES SENATE MEETING it 27 December 12, 1978 Moyer Student Union Building Room 201 I. Call to Order The twenty-seventh meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by the Speaker at 4:03 p.m. in Lounge 201 of the Moyer Student Union Building. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance Shellee Will den Phillip Jackson Peggy Racel Lise Wyman Ki. rk Voel cker DeAnn Turpen Lorraine Alderman Joyce Bridges (excused late) Bill Haldeman (excused late) Pam Roberts Byron Blasco (excused late) Carol Tarpley Nina Ross Scott Greene Lisa Wolfbrandt Susana Reyes (excused late) Jeff Wild Nick Santoro Bruce Bayne Absent Danny Campbell Marie Ropell (excused) Dave Craddock Joe Matvay David Martinez Scott Gonzalez III. Approval of Minutes H26 Kirk Voelcker noted two corrections: The first on Page 4, under Item A, Line 21, this should be an objection and it was sustained, and the second on Page 6, under Radio Committee nominations, the spelling of Dan Lovil's name. Joe Matvay noted two corrections: The first on Page 3, the first paragraph should read $32,000 instead of $3,200, and it should read $30,000 instead of $3,000. David Martinez noted on Page 7, Item IX, he would like the Minutes to read that the student government should be designed as a checks and balances system. There were no further corrections to the Minutes of Senate Meeting tl26, therefore, the Minutes stood approved. IV. Executive Board Announcements Bruce Bayne moved to suspend the order of business and move Article 7, Section C under Article 5, Executive Board Nominations, and was seconded. Discussion took place and the Senate was informed that one of the candidates for the open Senate Seats would have to be leaving to take a final examination, and would like to be present to adress the Senate. Bruce Bayne then called for the question, was seconded, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the main motion to suspend the order of business in which a division of the house took place and the motion failed with 10 in favor, 7 opposed, and three abstentions. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 Agenda Items The Speaker announced that under Section 5, Executive Board nominations Item F should be added being a vote on the Yearbook Editor. The nomination for this seat is Buck Steele. The Speaker also announced that under Section 7, Item C a letter b. should be added with the nomination of Tim Nelson for the Hotel College Senate Seat. He also announced that under Section 6, item D should be taken off the Agenda, however, there will be a few announcements during that time. S.E.F. Committee Seat The Speaker announced that Senator Haldeman has resigned his seat on the S.E.F. Committee, and this seat is now open for anyone who is interested. (Susana Reyes arrived at 4:12 p.m. - excused.) Letter from Dr. Seidman The Speaker informed the Senate that he has spoken to Dr. Seidman about the letter he is going to send down on the legal aspects of Matching Funds pertaining to religious organizations and this letter should be ready in a short time after the research is completed. CSUN Logo The Speaker informed the Senate that they have still not decided as to whether or not to offer a prize for the winner of the CSUN logo contest. This will come up in Open Discussion. Fall Enrollment Results The Speaker informed the Senate that he has received the results of the fall enrollemtn and the only change in the Senate seating will be the transfer of one University College seat loss and a one seat gain with the Allied Health College. All of the other Senate seats will stay the same. Fee Schedule Committee President White announced that he has been appointed to the Fee Schedule Committee. This Committee is used to study the design of the fee structure, and especially interested in going back to flat fee basis than a per credit basis. Ticket Scalping President White announced that due to the scalping of tickets the Intercolle-giate Athletic Council has designed a new method of distributing student tickets. All student tickets will be stamped indicating that they arc student tickets, and all students must enter the Convention Center through a special student gate where a student I.D. must be shown. Day Care Center President White announced that CSUN does not have the financial commitment this year to provide adequate funding for the Day Care Center. He announced that this project could be turned over to either of two areas. It could be turned over to Dr. Glennen in Educational Services, but Dr. Glennen has assured the Executive Board that nothing will be changed within the Day Care Services. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 The other alternative is to turn the project over to Dr. Kunkel of the Education College. Dr. Kunkel decided he would like the project and he has made a budget proposal for the project. It was also announced that Dr. Kunkel has given his tentative approval to take over the program. Dr. Kunkel has proposed three phases of renovation for the program, and Dr. Glennen felt that would be better instead of putting out all of the money at once. President White announced that the basic concept of turning it over to the Education College is still in the benefit of the students. They will still be getting the same services, it will save the students money, and their children will be getting a much better program. John Hunt announced that the main thing that the Senate should take into consideration is that the Administration opposed having the Day Care Center program, so the students took over the project. Now the Administration wants the program back. Mr. Hunt announced that the services that were provided over at the Day Care Center, a small minority of the student body (1.8%) used the facilities. Right now the Day Care Center has 121 children and only 59 of the children over there are children of students, 40 of the children are those of non-students, and 20 of the children are those of students carrying less than seven credits. V. Executive Board Nominations A. Financial Aid Committee (vote) 1. Byron Blasco Joe Matvay moved to approve Byron Blasco as a member of the Financial Aid Committee, was seconded, and passed unanimously. B. Parking and Traffic (vote) 1. Phillip Jackson 2. Lisa Wolfbrandt Dave Craddock moved to approve both Phillip Jackson as a member of the Parking and Traffic Committee, and Lisa Wolfbrandt as an alternate to that Committee. The motion was seconded by John Hunt, and the motion passed unanimously. C. Grievance (vote) 1. Pamela Roberts 2. Dave Craddock Joe Matvay moved to approve both Pain Roberts and Dave Craddock as members of the Grievance Committee, and was seconded by Bruce Bayne. The motion passed unanimously. D. Curriculum Committee (vote) 1. Bill Ilaldeman Kirk Voelcker moved to approve Bill Ilaldeman as a member of the Curriculum Committee, was seconded, and passed with one opposition. E. Election Board (nomination) DeAnn Turpen and Jeff Wild were the two nominations for this Committee. This will come up for a vote at the next Meeting. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 (Byron Blasco arrived at 4:36 p.m. - excused.) F. Yearbook Editor 1. Buck Steele Danny Campbell moved to approve Buck Steele as the Yearbook Editor, was seconded, and passed unanimously. VI. Committee Reports A. Radio Committee Tommy Walker reported that the application for the FM station is still coming up, and it should be ready on the 18th of January. Kirk Voelcker moved to approve Minutes 118 along with the report given, was seconded, and passed unanimously. B. Activities Board John Hunt reported that the major item taken into consideration at this Meeting is the budget, and this will come under the Appropriations Board Report. Lise Wyman reported that there will be a Muscular Distrophy Dance on March 3, 1979. A motion was made to approve the Minutes, and was seconded. David Martinez moved to amend the motion to approve the Minutes except for item number VI, line 5 which deals with the transfer to be reimbursed from the Spring '79 Semester Activities Budget, was seconded by Joe Matvay, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the approval of the Minutes as amended; the motion passed with two opposed. C. Organizations Board 1. UNLV Anthropological Association (CSUN recognition; vote) John Hunt announced that at the next meeting of the Organizations Board it will be announced that the Organizations can use the bulletin board .in the Student Union as a place for posting informational items. He also announced that at the next meeting a vote will be taken on Matching Funds. He also announced that if they are approved by the Organizations Board proceedings will take place and they will get the check. No money will be disbursed, but the checks will be issued. Since the Senate has approved their budget, they can approve their Matching Funds. If the Senate requests the Matching Funds requests, they will receive them. There were no Minutes for approval. 1. Kirk Voelcker moved to approve the (JNLV Anthropological Association as a CSUN recognized organization, was seconded by Phillip Jackson, and passed unanimously. D. Appropriations Board John Hunt announced that the main thing discussed was the Activities Budget. $10,537.48 has been spent so far. John Hunt went over the Minutes, and a motion was made during that Meeting to approve $4,000 to be transferred from Contingency, and if the Senate approves the Minutes this transfer will be valid and Item VII, A will not have to be taken into consideration by the Senate. David Martinez moved to approve the Minutes, was seconded, and passed with one opposition. Student Counseling Hotline Committee David Martinez announced that on December 13, at 4:00 p.m., in room 308 Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 Page 5 December 12, 1978 of the Humanities Building, a showing of the film "College can Kill" will be shown. He also announced that Susana Reyes resigned from the Committee, and this scat will now be open to any Senator who is interested. VII. Old Business A. Transfer of Funds (vote) 1. $4,000 from Contingency to Activities Account This item of business has been taken care of under the Appropriations Board Minutes. B. Senate Stipends (Senator Bayne, ED) Upon Peggy Racel' s request Bruce Bayne read By-Law It2: SENATE BY-LAW It2 Senate Stipend Policy This By-Law defines and Regulates stipends given to Senators of CSUN. I. Senate stipends shall be defined as honorariums given to the Legislative officers. II. Senate Stipend levels may not be increased until November 1 of each year, and must be set no later than November 30 of each year. A. If no stipend is set by November 30, Senate stipends will be set for that year at the minimum level allowable per the CSUN Const.itutior, III. At no time shall Senators raise stipends more than $3.00 (three dollars) from the amount received by Senators for the month of December of the preceeding year. IV. All Senate stipends shall be equal. V. No Senator may receive a stipend for service during the Senator's term on any CSUN or UNLV board, committee, or council. VI. Senate stipends may be increased, per this by-law, beginning November 1, 1979. C. Vacant Senate Seats (vote) 1. Hotel College a. Cindy Vannucci b. Tim Nelson Danny Campbell moved to vote by a voice vote, and was seconded by Peggy Racel. Discussion took place, and Jeff Wild called for the question, was seconded, and passed. A vote was then taken to vote by a voice vote which also passed with one opposition. Lise Wyman moved to have the candidates speak for one minute, and was seconded. Lise Wyman then changed her motion to read that the candidates speak for one minutes and let the Senate direct questions to each candidate, the second concurred. A vote was then taken on this motion; the motion passed unanimously. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 (Jogee Bridges arrived at 5:01 p.m. — excused.) Tim Nelson was not present at this Meeting. Cindy Vannucci addressed the Senate, and then a vote was taken. Cindy Vannucci won the Hotel College Senate seat with 18 in favor. Tim Nelson had 2 in favor. 2. Education College a. Kent Reardon Scott Greene moved to vote by a show of hands, and was seconded. A motion was then made to approve Kent Reardon as the Education College Senator, was seconded, and passed with two abstentions. 3. Allied Health College a. Cindy Si mi a Joe Matvay moved to approve Cindy Simia as the Allied Health College Senator was seconded, and passed with one abstention. VIII. New Business A. Delay of Senate Meeting 1128 (Senator Alderman, SC) Byron Blasco moved to combine items A and B of New Business for discussion at this time, was seconded by L.ise Wyman, and passed unanimously. Bruce Bayne moved to delay Senate Meeting 1128 from December 19 to January 2, and was seconded. Scott Gonzalez asked for the delay of Senate Meeting 1129 be put on the next Agenda. Danny Campbell called for the question, was seconded, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the main motion made by Bruce Bayne to delay Senate Meeting 1128 from December 19 to January 2; the motion passed with one opposed. Danny Campbell informed the Senate that Marshal isn't the "ogre" everyone thinks he is, and this is an .item that the Senate shouldn't have to spend much time one. He also announced that no matter if a motion is made or not as to how many excuscd absences per this Semester break or holidays, the final decision is still left up to the Chair. Peggy Racel nx)ved to limit debate to an additional five minutes, and was seconded by Danny Campbell. The motion passed with two opposed. IX. Open Discussion Peggy Racel moved to limit Open Discussion to 15 minutes, and was seconded. Danny Campbell, objected to the consideration of that motion, and was seconded. A division of the house took place, and the motion passed with 15 in favor and four opposed. Scott Gonzalez moved to yield the floor to Patti Robertson. There were no objections, so the floor was turned over to Patti. Ms. Robertson informed the Senate that she feels that the Day Care Center is a viable operation. She presented each Senator with a folder containing a "fact sheet", a budget, and a few articles about the Day Care Center. She informed the Senate that this should be put on the next Agenda, and she will try to have some of her sources for the information she gathered present at this meeting. Chuck White reminded the Senate that nothing is definite on this project. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 (Cindy Vannucci left at 6:09 p.m. - excused.) Susana Reyes requested that Herman Westfall be present also at the next Senate Meeting. Joe Matvay suggested writing a resolution so that if the program is moved to the Education College, Evelyn Ludeman will still be part of the staff. Peggy Racel moved to limit debate to an additional five minutes, was seconded, and passed with three oppositions. Bill Ilaldeman then moved to table this entire item of discussion until the next meeting, was seconded, and passed with two opposed. Lisa Wolfbrandt requested that some of Ms. Robertson's "reliable souirces" be present at the next meeting. X. Adjournment Danny Campbell moved to adjourn, and was seconded. A division of the house took place, and the motion passed with 20 in favor, and 4 opposed. The Meeting adjourned at 6:38 p.m. Respectfully submitted by: Rene Bernier Senate Secretary MINUTES SENATE MEETING ft 2 7 December 12, 1978 Moyer Student Union Building Room 201 I. Call to Order The twenty-seventh meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by the Speaker 4:03 p.m. in Lounge 201 of the Moyer Student Union Building. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance Shellee Willden Phillip Jackson Peggy Racel Lise Wyman Kirk Voelcker DcAnn Turpen Lorraine Alderman Joyce Bridges (excused late) Bill Haldeman (excused late) Pam Roberts Byron Blasco (excused late) Carol Tarpley Nina Ross Scott Greene Lisa Wolfbrandt Susana Reyes (excused late) Jeff Wild Nick Santoro Bruce Bayne Absent: Danny Campbell Marie Ropell (excused) Dave Craddock Joe Matvay David Martinez Scott Gonzalez III. Approval of Minutes 1126 Kirk Voelcker noted two corrections: The first on Page 4, under Item A, Line 21, this should be an objection and it was sustained, and the second on Page 6, under Radio Committee nominations, the spelling of Dan Lovil's name. Joe Matvay noted two corrections: The first on Page 3, the first paragraph should read $32,000 instead of $3,200, and it should read $30,000 instead of $3,000. David Martinez noted on Page 7, Item IX, he would like the Minutes to read that the student government should be designed as a checks and balances system. There were no further corrections to the Minutes of Senate Meeting 1126, therefore, the Minutes stood approved. IV. Executive Board Announcements Bruce Bayne moved to suspend the order of business and move Article 7, Section C under Article 5, Executive Board Nominations, and was seconded. Discussion took place and the Senate was informed that one of the candidates for the open Senate Seats would have to be leaving to take a final examination, and would like to be present to address the Senate. Bruce Bayne then called for the question, was seconded, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the main motion to suspend the order of business in which a division of the house took place and the motion failed with 10 in favor, 7 opposed, and three abstentions. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 Agenda Items The Speaker announced that under Section 5, Executive Board nominations Item F should be added being a vote on the Yearbook Editor. The nomination for this seat is Buck Steele. The Speaker also announced that under Section 7, Item C a letter b. should be added with the nomination of Tim Nelson for the Hotel College Senate Seat. He also announced that under Section 6, item D should be taken off the Agenda, however, there will be a few announcements during this time. S.E.F. Committee Seat The Speaker announced that Senator Haldeman has resigned his seat on the S.E.F. Committee, and this seat is now open for anyone who is interested. (Susana Reyes arrived at 4:12 p.m. - excused.) Let tor from Dr. Scidman The Speaker informed the Senate that he has spoken to Dr. Seidman about the letter ho is going to send down on the legal aspects of Matching Funds pertaining to religious organizations and this letter should be ready in a short time after the research is completed. CSUN Logo The Speaker informed the Senate that they have still not decided as to whether or not to offer a prize for the winner of the CSUN logo contest. This will come up in Open Discussion. Fall Enrollment Results The Speaker informed the Senate that he has received the results of the fall enrollment and the only change in the Senate seating will be the transfer of one University College seat loss and a one seat gain with the Allied Health College. All of the other Senate seats will stay the same. Fee Schedule Committee President White announced that he has been appointed to the Fee Schedule Committee. This Committee is used to study the design of the fee structure, and especially interested in going back to a flat fee basis than a per credit basis. Ticket Scalping President White announced that due to the scalping of tickets the Intercolle-giate Council has designed a new method of distributing student tickets. All student tickets will be stamped indicating that they are student tickets, and all students must enter the Convention Center through a special student gate where a student I.D. must be shown. Day Care Center President White announced that CSUN does not have the financial commitment this year to provide adequate funding for the Day Care Center. He announced that this project could be turned over to either of two areas. It could be turned over to Dr. Glennen in Educational Services, but Dr. Glennen has assured the Executive Board that nothing will be changed within the Day Care Services. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 The other alternative is to turn the project over to Dr. Kunkle of the Education College. Dr. Kunkle decided he would like the project and he has made a budget proposal for the project. It was also announced that Dr. Kunkle has given his tentative approval to take over the program. Dr. Kunkle has proposed three phases of renovation for the program, and Dr. Glennen felt this would be better instead of putting out all of the money at once. President White announced that the basic concept of turning it over to the Education College is still in the benefit of the students. They will still be getting the same services, it will save the students money, and their children will be getting a much better program. John Hunt announced that the main thing that the Senate should take into consideration is that the Administration opposed having the Day Care Center program, so the students took over the project. Now the Administration wants the program back. Mr. Hunt announced that the services that were provided over at the Day Care Center, a small minority of the student body (1.8%) used the facilities. Right now the Day Care Center has 121 children and only 59 of the children over there are children of students, 40 of the children are those of non-students, and 20 of the children are those of students carrying less than seven credits. V. Executive Board Nominations A. Financial Aid Committee (vote) 1. Byron Blasco Joe Matvay moved to approve Byron Blasco as a member of the Financial Aid Committee, was seconded, and passed unanimously. B. Parking and Traffic (vote) 1. Phillip Jackson 2. Lisa Wolfbrandt Dave Craddock moved to approve both Phillip Jackson as a member of the Parking and Traffic Committee, and Lisa Wolfbrandt as an alternate to that Committee. The motion was seconded by John Hunt, and the motion passed unanimously. C. Grievance (vote) 1. Pamela Roberts 2. Dave Craddock Joe Matvay moved to approve both Pam Roberts of the Grievance Committee, and was seconded passed unanimously. D. Curriculum Committee (vote) 1. Bill Ilaldeman Kirk Voelcker moved to approve Bill Ilaldeman as a member of the Curriculum Committee, was seconded, and passed with one opposition. E. Election Board (nomination) DeAnn Turpen and Jeff Wild were the two nominations for this Committee. This will come up for a vote at the next Meeting. and Dave Craddock as members by Bruce Bayne. The motion Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 (Byron Blasco arrived at 4:36 p.m. - excused.) F. Yearbook Editor 1. Buck Steele Danny Campbell moved to approve Buck Steele as the Yearbook Editor, was seconded, and passed unanimously. VI. Committee Reports A. Radio Committee Tommy Walker reported that the application for the FM station is still coming up, and it should be ready on the 18th of January. Kirk Voelcker moved to approve Minutes H8 along with the report given, was seconded, and passed unanimously. B. Activities Board John Hunt reported that the major item taken into consideration at this Meeting is the budget, and this will come under the Appropriations Board Report. Lise Wyman reported that there will be a Muscular Dystrophy Dance on March 3, 1979. A motion was made to approve the Minutes, and was seconded. David Martinez moved to amend the motion to approve the Minutes except for item number VI, line 5 which deals with the transfer to be reimbursed from the Spring '79 Semester Activities Budget, was seconded by Joe Matvay, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the approval of the Minutes as amended; the motion passed with two opposed. C. Organizations Board 1. UNLV Anthropological Association (CSUN recognition; vote) John Hunt announced that at the next meeting of the Organizations Board it will be announced that the Organizations can use the bulletin board in the Student Union as a place for posting informational items. He also announced that at the next meeting a vote will be taken on Matching Funds. He also announced that if they are approved by the Organizations Board proceedings will take place and they will get the check. No money will be disbursed, but the checks will be issued. Since the Senate has approved their budget, they can approve their Matching Funds. If the Senate request the Matching Funds requests, they will receive them. There were no Minutes for approval. 1. Kirk Voelcker moved to approve the UNLV Anthropological Association as a CSUN recognized organization, was seconded by Phillip Jackson, and passed unanimously. D. Appropriations Board John Hunt announced that the main thing discussed was the Activities Budget. $10,537.48 has been spent so far. John Hunt: went over the Minutes, and a motion was made during that Meeting to approve $4,000 to be transferred from Contingency, and if the Senate approves the Minutes this transfer will be valid and Item VII, A will not have to be taken into consideration by the Senate. David Martinez moved to approve the Minutes, was seconded, and passed with one opposition. Student Counseling Hotline Committee David Martinez announced that on December 13, at 4:00 p.m., in room 308 Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 of the Humanities Building, a showing of the film "College can Kill" will be shown. He also announced that Susana Reyes resigned from the Committee, and this seat will now be open to any Senator who is interested. VII. Old Business A. Transfer of Funds (vote) 1. $4,000 from Contingency to Activities Account This item of business has been taken care of under the Appropriations Board Minutes. B. Senate Stipends (Senator Bayne, ED) Upon Peggy Racel's request Bruce Bayne read By-Law 112: SENATE BY-LAW tt2 Senate Stipend Policy This By-Law defines and Regulates stipends given to Senators of CSUN. I. Senate stipends shall be defined as honorariums given to the Legislative officers. II. Senate Stipend levels may not be increased until November 1 of each year, and must be set no later than November 30 of each year. A. If no stipend is set by November 30, Senate stipends will be set for that year at the minimum level allowable per the CSUN Constitution. III. At no time shall Senators raise stipends more than $3.00 (three dollars) from the amount received by Senators for the month of December of the preceeding year. IV. All Senate stipends shall be equal. V. No Senator may receive a stipend for service during the Senator's term on any CSUN or UNLV board, committee, or council. VI. Senate stipends may be increased, per this by-law, beginning November 1, 1979. C. Vacant Senate Seats (vote) 1. Hotel College a. Cindy Vannucci b. Tim Nelson Danny Campbell moved to vote by a voice vote, and was seconded by Peggy Racel. Discussion took place, and Jeff Wild called for the question, was seconded, and passed. A vote was then taken to vote by a voice vote which also passed with one opposition. Lise Wyman moved to have the candidates speak for one minute, and was seconded. Lise Wyman then changed her motion to read that the candidates speak for one minute and let the Senate direct questions to each candidate, the second concurs. A vote was then taken on this motion; the motion passed unanimously. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 (Joyce Bridges arrived at 5:01 p.m. - excused.) Tim Nelson was not present at this Meeting. Cindy Vannucci addressed the Senate, and then a vote was taken. Cindy Vannucci won the Hotel College Senate seat with 18 .in favor. Tim Nelson had 2 in favor. 2. Education College a. Kent Reardon Scott Greene moved to vote by a show of hands, and was seconded. A motion was then moved to approve Kent Reardon as the Education College Senator, was seconded, and passed with two abstentions. 3. Allied Health College a. Cindy S.i.mia Joe Matvay moved to approve Cindy Simia as the Allied Health College Senator, was seconded, and passed with one abstention. VIII. New Business A. Delay of Senate Meeting H28 (Senator Alderman, SC) Byron Blasco moved to combin items A and B of New Business for discuss ion at this time, was seconded by Lise Wyman, and passed unanimously. Bruce Bayne moved to delay Senate Meeting H28 from December 19 to January 2, and was seconded. Scott Gonzalez asked for the delay of Senate Meeting ti29 be put on the next Agenda. Danny Campbell called for the question, was seconded, and passed with one opposed. A vote was then taken on the main motion made by Bruce Bayne to delay Senate Meeting 1128 from December 19 to January 2; the motion passed with one opposed. Discussion took place, and Scott Gonzalez called for the question, was seconded, and failed. Joyce Bridges moved to delay all Meetings until January 30, and was seconded. John Hunt then moved to amend this motion so that the Senate only receives one-half their usual stipend amount for the month of December and no stipend for January, and was seconded by Bruce Bayne. Danny Campbell informed the Senate that Marshal isn't the "ogre" everyone thinks he is, and this is an item that the Senate shouldn't have to spend much time on. He also announced that no matter if a motion is made or not as to how many excused absences per this Semester break or holidays, the final decision is still left up to the Chair. Peggy Racel moved to limit debate to an additional five minutes, and was seconded by Danny Campbell. The motion passed with two opposed. Lorraine Alderman called for the question, was seconded, and passed with two opposed. A vote was then taken on the amendment to the motion dealing with stipends for the month of December and January which failed with 15 opposed, 5 in favor, and 4 abstentions. Joyce Bridges then withdrew her motion to delay all Senate Meetings until January 30, 1979. IX. Open Discussion Peggy Racel moved to limit Open Discussion to 15 minutes, and was seconded. Danny Campbell objected to the consideration of that item, was seconded. A division of the house took place, and the motion passed with 15 in favor, and four opposed. Scott Gonzalez moved to yield the floor to Patti. Robertson. There were no objections, so the floor was turned over to Patti. Minutes - Senate Meeting 1127 December 12, 1978 Page 2 Ms. Robertson informed the Senate that she feels that the Day Care Center is a viable operation. She presented each Senator with a folder containing a "fact sheet", a budget, and a few articles about the Day Care Center. She informed the Senate that this should be put on the next Agenda, and she will try to have some of her sources for the information she gathered present at this meeting. Chuck White reminded the Senate that nothing is definite on this project. (Cindy Vannucci. left at 6:09 p.m. - excused.) Susana Reyes requested that Herman Westfall be present also at the next Senate Meeting. Joe Matvay suggested writing a resolutio