Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, April 4, 1978

AGENDA SENATE MEETING #34 April 4, 1978 Moyer Student Union Bldg. Room 203 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes #33 IV. Executive Board Announcements a. Host Fund expenditures b. Book Drop c. Mime Show receipts report V. Committee Reports a. Union Board b. Activities Board c. Radio Board VI. Old Business a. Presidential Appointment (Vote) 1. Judicial Board - Acting Chief Justice a. Jim Rosenberger 2. Rebel Athletic Association a. Bob Rather 3. Impeachment Committee (Report) a. Jerry Gatch (Chairman) b. Wayne Williams (UNLV Comptroller) c. Lorraine Alderman 4. Parliamentarian (Vote) a. Neil Sloc um 5. Activities Board (Vote) a. Jane Fonda VII. New Business a. Radio Board Stipends b. Matching Funds Requests (Submit) 1. UNLV Art Club - $167.00 Annual Student Art Show and Awards - May 8-19, 1978 2. UNLV Art Club - $167.00 3 Day Video Workshop - April 12,13,14, 1978 c. Presidential Screening Committee VIII. Open Discussion IX. Ad j ournmen t MINUTES SENATE MEETING #34 April 4, 1978 Moyer Student Union Bldg. Room 203 I. Call to Order The thirty-fourth meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by Chairman Ken Holt at 4:10 p.m. in Lounge 203 of the Moyer Student Union Building. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance: Dawn DuCharme Lise Wyman Bob Biale DeAnn Turpen John Dunkin Ingrid Hegedus Scott Hoover Lorraine Alderman Leon Levitt Gretchen Smith Jerry Gatch Bruce Bayne Chuck White Cindy Kiser Richard Simms Bill Botos Peggy Burnham Greg McKinley Rob Nielsen Susana Reyes Gene Russo Jeanne Harkenrider Don Soderberg Andre* Bell Joe Matvay Excused Absences Dave Bergen III. Approval of Minutes #34 Bill Botos moved that the minutes be accepted which were seconded. Two corrections to the minutes were as noted: Page 4, 1st paragraph, Joe Matvay stated that he thought whenever the Senate approved a contract,he requested they be informed of any additional expenses. Second: Page 6, 2nd paragraph, correct word eligibility instead of legality as shown. After all duly corrections were made, the minutes were then approved. IV. Executive Board Announcements a. Host Fund Expenditures John Hunt reported that each Senator had been given a complete list of all the Host Fund expenditures to date. b. Book Drop Ken Holt reported that he had contacted Harold Erickson and he suggested that we furnish him a map of the University?point out where we would like book drops located. He didn't indicate to Ken that he would add additional book drops, but would take the book drops in locations that are not used and transfer them to locations that would be more utilized. c. Mime Show Receipts Report Each Senator had been supplied with a breakdown of the receipts of the Mime Show which showed 54 students @ $1.00 each, and 65 General Admissions at $3.00 each...making a total of $249.00. John Hunt reported that they had saved $1,250.00 on the Mime Show by the door receipt method. Ken Holt announced that he had copies of the updated constitution in his office if anyone would like to have a copy. Minutes - Senate Meeting j{34 April 4, 1978 Page 2 Scott Lorenz announced there is a movement in the process where students would lose their seats on the University Senate. He reported that Mya Lake is no longer a student here at UNLV so he is going to appoint someone to take her place. This is a strong movement to eliminate the student vote. A discussion followed this announcement and Chuck White suggested that the students on the Board abstain on anything that effects the faculty. Scott further announced that he had a couple of attorneys checking on this and he would report on it later Scott then announced that he had been the only student in Nevada to attend a Lobbying seminar in Washington, D. C. While there, he will check with the FCC attorney to see where we stand with the application for the radio station. He then announced that this Saturday, April 8, the Campus Clean-up would be held and that he has contacted all the organizations going to participate. Each organization should receive a little over $100.00 for working on this project. John Hunt announced the USUNS Constitution had been ratified at the last Conference and there will be one major Conference each year with ten (10) meetings being held each year to coincide with the Board of Regents meetings. The meetings to be held on the evening prior to the scheduled Board of Regents meetings. V. Committee Reports a. Union Board Gene Russo reported there will be a Union Board meeting on April 21st and anyone wishing to attend would be welcome. He further announced that as soon as he gets the artist's rendition on the snack bar, he will give a report on it. Bids will be accepted and they have been given an alternative bid in case none of the bids are acceptable. b. Activities Board Steve Francis announced the Amazing Kreskin was scheduled for April 12th, the Unknown Comic for April 17th and gave a run-down on the Mardi Gras activities. He submitted an expenditure of $1,640.00 for the Royal Inn Dixieland Jazz Band to play at the Mardi Gras. He also reported the Hotel Association is sponsoring a 50's dance. c. Radio Board Tim McRoberts said KMPL had finally received their 89.5 watts and we will be on 91.5. Both stations will be on the same side of the radio band but we will be the stronger. He further reported that using the KMBI tower we will be only 10 miles out of town instead of 25 miles. The FCC claims we will have to apply for a waiver if we use KMBI. He stated the feasibility study Minutes - Senate Meeting j{34 April 4, 1978 Page 3 from the architect will cost approximately $45,000 to remodel the room on the second floor that they had planned for the radio station. The original feasibility study did not include the cost — so he has started looking into a mobile home to house the radio station. A large mobile home would cost in the neighborhood of $45,000 but it would belong to the station and give much more space than the proposed area in the student union building. Gene Russo asked him if there was a possiblity they might be able to get the old KBMI trailer but Tim said it would be so old that it would cost too much to fix it up. He then went on to announce that the Radio Station meetings are held every other Thursday and will be held in one of the large rooms on the second floor instead of in Scott's office. Victor Ferrell and Harry Anderson will be here next Tuesday and will be meeting at 2:00 p.m. He said if any Senators are interested, the meeting will be open for questions rather than have them during a Senate meeting. He also stated he has two passes to the NAB Convention if anyone would like to attend. VI. Old Business a. Presidential Appointment (Vote) 1. Judicial Board - Acting Chief Justice a. Jim Rosenberger Ken Holt entertained a motion for approval of Jim Rosenberger which was made and seconded. The motion was made, seconded and passed with one abstention. 2. Inter-Collegiate Athletic Committee Ken corrected this error as shown in the Agenda as Rebel Athletic Association, a. Bob Rather Following a discussion on the qualifications of Bob Rather, a motion was made and seconded for approval. Motion passed with 8 abstentions. 3. Impeachment Committee Jerry Gatch was given the floor and the following findings were read to the Senate. "The Special Senate Committee to investigate the possibility of impeachment of Senator Bruce Bayne met at 2:30 p.m. on April 4, 1978. Present were committee members Jerry Gatch, Lorraine Alderman and UNLV Comptroller Wayne Williams. Also present was Dr. Lome Seidman, UNLV Legal Counsel and Administrator of the UNS Code. A motion was made and passed to convene the meeting in closed personnel session. Interviews were conducted with Gary Wood and Bruce Bayne. After much discussion and in-depth evaluation of the evidence presented by Mr. Wood and the rebuttal offered by Mr. Bayne, it is the unanimous decision of the committee that no further action against Mr. Bayne is required and the issue of impeachment on the charges presented by Mr. Wood, in his statement to the committee, be dropped. Minutes - Senate Meeting j{34 April 4, 1978 Page 4 In the interest of fairness in the upcoming student elections, it is requested that the decision of this committee be publicized in the earliest possible edition of THE YELL." Chuck White extended his apologizies to Bruce Bayne for his having to be put through this ordeal which was seconded by Ken Holt. Ken further stated that it was a credit to this Senate to investigate any charges against Bruce and render a just decision. 4. Parliamentarian (Vote) a. Neil Slocum A discussion ensued and Bob Biale said Mr. Slocum had not been here for five meetings. Joe Matvay agreed and said he felt Mr. Marquis, present in Mr. Slocum's absence, should be hired in his place. Scott reported we need someone with a legal background and that Mr. Slocum had been retained for that purpose. Chuck White stated he thought Mr. Slocum was hired as legal advisor and not Parliamentarian. That at the time he was hired, Dr. Cassese had not resigned. Ken Holt reported that Mr. Slocum is doing this at a very nominal fee of $150.00 a month. After further discussion, Chuck White made a motion to table this vote, which was seconded and voted upon. Results proved 8 for, 10 opposed, and 6 abstentions. Motion failed so this topic went back into discussion. Gene Russo asked if the Parliamentarian's duties would be over May 1st to which Scott replied "Yes". There was a call to the question, seconded and voted upon. Motion passed with 13 for, 10 against and 2 abstentions. 5. Activities Board (Vote) a. Jane Fonda Ken Holt entertained a motion for approval which was seconded. A discussion followed with Rob Nielsen asking how much the contract called for. It was determined that the Jane Fonda appearance had not been submitted so the Chair ruled any further discussion out of order and stated the vote will be on the next agenda. VII. New Business a. Radio Board Stipends Following a discussion, Bob Biale suggested a monthly $7.50 stipend be paid to each Radio Board member. Tim McRoberts took exception to this amount and stated that the radio board is doing what they can to help get the station going for the University because they want to do it. That he was sure they would continue whether they received a stipend check or not. Ken reported that he thought this should be taken up after the elections. Jerry Gatch made a motion to issue the Radio Station Board members a "Done Good" award which was seconded. The motion passed with 3 abstentions. b. Matching Funds Requests (Submit) 1. UNLV Art Club - $167.00 Annual Student Art Show and Awards - May 8-9, 1978 2. UNLV Art Club - $167.00 3 Day Video Workshop - April 12,13,14, 1978 To be voted upon at next Senate Meeting. Minutes - Senate Meeting j{34 April 4, 1978 Page 5 c. Presidential Screening Committee Ken Holt read a letter that he had received from Clarence Ray, University Senate Chairman,stating that the Chancellor had instructed him to set in motion procedures whereby a Recruitment and Screening Committee for the position of President of UNLV can begin its work. He requested that an election be conducted in the Senate for two student representatives (undergraduate and/or graduate) on this committee. The Chair then opened the floor for nominations. The following were nominated to be voted upon at the next Senate meeting: 1. Chuck White 2. Gretchen Smith 3. Tim McRoberts 4. Ken Holt 5. Gene Russo 6. Greg McKinley 7. Rob Nielsen 8. Scott Lorenz 9. John Dunkin 10. Jerry Gatch Greg McKinley withdrew his name from the election, as well as Jerry Gatch. Jerry Gatch reported on the By-Law pertaining to this election and Dr. Cassese stated that the Senate should have two (2) duly elected people and they should be two people who are going to be around for awhile. A motion was made and seconded to close the nominations. Motion passed. Scott announced that The Yell had been awarded 13 awards for fine journalism by the Rocky Mountain Association. He made a motion that the Yell receive a "Done Good" award. Motion was seconded and passed. VIII. Open Discussion The Chair limited the open discussion to 15 minutes. Rob Nielsen reported he did not know what students were on the various committees and Ken informed him that this information was in the CSUN office for anyone who wished to see it. Chuck White reported there has been an opening on the Academic Standards. He also reported that he had spoken to Maria DeLuca about hiring two Kelly girls to help on the election and he would like it on the agenda next week. Greg McKinley questioned if this was legal as he had been told it had to be students. Ken Holt said he would have to look into it. There being no further open discussion -- IX. Adjournment A motion was made and seconded to adjourn. Motion passed. Meeting adjourned at 5:30 p.m. Florida Edwards CSUN SECRETARY UNIVERSITY SENATE University of Nevada, Las Vegas Las Vegas, Nevada DATE: March 22, 1978 TO: FROM: RE: The Chancellor has instructed me to set in motion procedures whereby a Recruitment and Screening Committee for the position of President of LFNLV' can begin its work. Therefore, would you please conduct an election in your Senate for two student representatives (undergraduate and/or graduate) on this committee. I would like to have the name of your representatives in my office no later than noon, April 7, 1978 to discuss their charge and various aspects of advertising, screening, secretarial support staff, etc. The Senate Chairman will call the initial meeting of this rnmrrn i-i-°p-iii irl> vri.n be with the Chancellor. CR:bes Ken Holt, CSUN Senate Chairman Clarence Ray, University Senate Chairman ^cJ-f^— Presidential Screening Committee "if '1"7\ T T f H " p ifs i"\ T r"\ ",—i ri—r.—t —( UNA ibD b 1 JDtiNI b OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM 4505 S O U T H M A R Y L A N D P A R K W A Y 0 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154 ° TELEPHONE (702) 730-3477 March 21, 1978 MEMORANDUM Glenn Powell, C.CCC Student Body President Roger Hansford, NNC.C Student Body President Scott LorenzJSSUN_President John McCaskill, ASUN President Andy Guardia, WNCC--Reno/Sparks Student Body President Tom Tatro, WNCC-South Student Body President Peggy I.. Martin, Acting USUNS Administrative Coordinator New Constitution Ratification Enclosed please find a complete copy of the now USUNS Constitution, which was discussed and reviewed at the March lOLh and 11th conference in Reno. According to the constitution, it will be necessary for you to submit this constitution to your legislative body for approval. A simple majority vote Will be required by your body for approval. Following approval it will then be necessary for you to contact me by phone with the results on or before May 1, 1978. Thereafter, the constitution requires you send a certified copy of the results to iae also on or before May 1, 1978. X have also enclosed a self-addressed envelope for return of the results. I will then compile the results and publish it to all member schools. Thank you. If you have any questions, feel free to call me. TO: FROM: SUBJECT: P1.M: hs Enclosures C C C C * N N C C » U N L V = U N R * W N C C - N o r t h * W N C C - S o u t h CONSTITUTION Of Till' UN TTI-f) STUDENTS OF 't ill': UNIVERSITY OP NEVADA SYSTEM ARTICLE I The Association Section 100.0. This association shall be known "as the UNITED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM, hereafter referred to as the USUNS. Section 110.0. The purpose of the USUNS shall be: 110.1 To promote, foster, advance and protect the interests and welfare of the student:, of the University of Nevada System; 110.?. To aid in the enactment of legislation for the common good, as well as the good of students; 11.0.3 To take such action, including, but not limited to, legal action as the organization deems necessary; 1.10.4 To provide or help provide services that may be of use or benefit to students: 110.5 To give the students of the University of Nevada System a unified voice before all administrative and legislative bodies; 110.6 To guarantee that each student government division within the University of Nevada System will aid and assist any entity within that system whose rights have been violated. Section 120.0. The USUNS shall function through: 120.1 A legislative branch 120.2 An executive branch. ARTICLE II The Legislative Branch Section 200.0. The legislative branch shall be known as the Regents Advisory Council of the UNITED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM, hereafter referred to as the ADVISORY COUNCIL. Section 2.10.0. The ADVISORY COUNCIL shall consist of two (2) voting members from each campus of the University of Nevada System, including: CLARK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, hereafter referred to as CCCC, NORTHERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, hereafter referred to as NXGC, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS, hereafter referred to as.UNLV, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO, hereafter referred to as UNR, WESTERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE-RENO- SPARKS, hereafter referred to as UKCC-KKNO-SPARKS, and WESTERN NEVADA COMMUNITY COLLEGE-SOUTH, hereafter referred to as WNCC-SOUTH. 210.1 Council members from each campus shall be the respective student body presidents and his/her designate, as approved by the respective member school's legislative body. 210.2 Any member school shall automatically be placed on inactive status for non-payment of dues thirty days after payment is clue, as specified by the Advisory Council. Additionally, a school may request inactive status by sending a letter to the USUNS President. For this purpose inactive status will not be counted in the quorum. 2 23 0.3 Delegates and council member;; of IJSUNS must maintain at 1( ssl. an accumulative CPA of 2.0. Section 220.0. The ADVISORY COUNCIL shall have the followinp, powers and duties: 220.1. To approve or disapprove the proposed yearly budget for USUNS. 220.2 To elect: a Treasurer and President Pro-Temp ore at. the regularly scheduled summer convention. 220.3 To enact legislation by a majority vote of those present at any given ADVISORY COUNCIL meet.jug. 220.A To impeach the Treasurer or President l'ro-Tempore of USUNS in accordance with designated impeachment procedures (see Article VIT). 220.5 To terminate the co-chairpersons of the Nevada Student Lobby by a majority vote. 220.6 To call special meetings of the delegation only in case of pending presidential impeachment. Section 2.30.0. The ADVISORY COUNCIL and the DELEGATION must have a quorum of two-thirds (2/3) of all voting members .in order to conduct business. Section 240.0. Robert's Rules of Order, latest edition, shall be the parliamentary"guide for the ADVISORY COUNCIL and the DELEGATION. Section 250.0. Proxy votes shall be accepted with the approval of the ADVISORY COUNCIL. Proxy votes shall also be. accepted in the DELEGATION with the approval of the DELEGATION. 250.1 Proxy votes will not be allowed for votes on constitutional amendments. Section 260.0. Ten (.10) meetings shall be held per year to coincide with the board of Regents meetings. The meetings shall be held on the evening prior to the scheduled Board of Regents; meetings. Section 270.0. Term of office for the ADVISORY COUNCIL will be from May 1 to April 30. ARTICLE III The Executive Branch Section 300.0. The executive branch of the USUNS shall, consist of the following officers: 300.1 The USUNS President, 300.2 The USUNS President l'ro-Tempore, 300.3 The USUNS Treasurer. Section 310.0. The powers nr.d duties of the USUNS President shall be: 31.0.1 To act as chief executive officer. 310.2 To be charged with the .implementation, administration and accomplishment of all affairs of the USUNS. 310.3 To hire an Administrative Coordinator subject to the approval of the ADVISORY COUNCIL. 310.3A The. powers and duties of the Administrative Coordinator shall be: 310.3A1 To take accurate and complete minutes of all USUNS meetings. 3.10. 3A- To distribute the coianniilcat ions to all ^ delegates. 3.10. 3A To ale! in the coordination of the Nevada Student: Lobby. 310.3A'1 Any other untie:; the. IISUNS President shall delegate to bin/her. 310. 4 To appoint, sue h nd hoc: co:~;::: i ttees as he/she deems necessary. 3.10.5 To act as presiding officer for all. meetings of USUNS. 3.10.6 To act .'is .1 La son between USIJNS and the. Attorney Conevral of the State, of Nevada. 310.7 To call special meetings of USUNS. 310.8 To act as spokesperson for USUNS. 310.9 The minimum accumula five CPA rec|ii i cement l o hold the office of USUNS ['resident will bo a 2,0. 310.10 To serve as representative cm the Chancellor's Advisory Cabinet or to appoint his/her designate to do so. Section 320.0. The powers and duties of the President Pro-'fenpore shall be: 320.1 To assume full responsibility for the office of USUNS President in the absence of the USUNS President. 320.2 To assist the USUNS President in any areas he/she deems necessary. 320.3 The minimum accumulative CPA requirement to ho I'd the office of USUNS President Pro-Tempore will be a 2.0. Section 330.0. The powers and duties of the USUNS Treasurer shall be: 330.1 To be responsible for maintaining Lhe financial records of the organization. 330.2 To distribute the organization's funds, as approved by the ADVISORY COUNCIL. 330.3 To be responsible for submission of the annual USUNS budget at. the annual summer convent.ion. 330.4 The minimum accumulative CPA requirement to hold the office of USUNS Treasurer will be a 2.0. ARTICLE IV Election of Officers Section 400.0. The President of the USUNS shall be elected by a simple majority vote of the delegates present: at the annual summer convention of the USUNS. 400.1 Candidates for the President shall be required to file for candidacy thity (30) days prior to the summer convention with the USUNS Administrative Coordinator. 400.2 Term of office for President shall be one year, from summer convention to summer convention. 400.3 Any delegate, to USUNS shall be eligible to hold the office of President provided he/she meets the requirements necessary for that office. ARTICLE V The Delegation Section 500.0. There shall be an annual convention of the USUNS held during the summer with delegates from the member schools. A 500.1 Each campus shall be- represented by four (A) delegates. The fcut delegates shall consist of the two members of. the ADVISORY COUNCIL and two members selected by tlie Student Body President of each school, as approved by that school's 3 e g i s 1 a t iv c b od y. 500.2 Tlie two additional delegates: shall serve as alternates to their respective council members on the ADVISORY COUNCIL. 500.3 Not:i f i ca t i on will be required to the USUNS President i f t here is any change in the membership of the delegates or the ADVISORY COUNCIL members. ARTICLE VT. Nevada Student Lobby Section 600.0. The Nevada Student Lobby shall be composed of the two co-chairpersons as nominated by the ADVISORY COUNCIL at the annual summer convention and retained by the delegation at the: same convention. 600.1 The Nevada Student Lobby shall have the following powers and duties: 600.1 A To provide the US UN'S with a unified lobby force on all issues pertaining directly to university students within the State of Nevada. 600.IB To appoint, with the approval of the ADVISORY COUNCIL, a lobby team for the purpose stated in 600.1A. ARTICLE VII Ratification, Amendment and Impeachment Section 700.0. Ratification of (his constitution shall require the following procedure: 700.1 A complete final copy of the constitution shall be mailed as soon as possible, to all member schools. 700.2 Each member school shall submit the constitution to its legislat ive body. A simple, majority vote of the body's member-ship shall be required for approval, 700.3 A delegate from each member school shall be. required, when the results are. known, to notify the Acting USUNS Administrative Coordinator of the results. Notification must be made on or before May 1, 1978 by telephone to the Acting Administrative Coordinator. Each member school shall then send a certified copy of the results to the Acting USUNS Administrative Coordinator. 700.4 The Acting USUNS Administrative. Coordinator shall then compile the results of the vote and notify all member schools of the decision. 700.5 Ratification of the; constitution, as outlined in the above sections, shall require a two-thirds (2/3) approval of the member schools and approval by the Board of Regents. Section 7,10.0. Amendment of this constitution shall, require the following procedures: 710.1 All amendments shall be proposed to the ADVISORY COUNCIL at least one (1) meeting in advance to voting. 710.2 Each council member must be provided with a written copy of the proposed amendment (s) by the second meeting of the 71 0. 3 Approval of aneadnients to the const 11:u 1:1 on shall require a i wo thirds (2/3) approval c * the vot ing membersh ip of the ADVISORY COUNCII. and subsequent approval by two-thirds; (2/3) of the member schools cm! approval by the Hoard of Regent?;. Section 720.0. Impeachment of USUNS Treasurer and President Pro-Tcmpore shall require the following procedure: 7!'0.1 Any delegate of USUNS shall have the right to bring impeach-ment charges against the Treasurer or"President Pro-Tempore. 720.2 All impeachment charges shall be submitted in writing. 720.3 A he, ring of the charges shall be. held by the ADVISORY COUNCIL as soon as possible.. Legal counsel and/or witnesses may be c.Lled at this time by the accused and the accuser. The USUNS President shall preside over the hearing. 720.4 The ADVISORY COUNCIL shall act as jury if the accused is bound over for impeachment proceedings, with the USUNS President presidi n g. 720.5 A two-thirds (2/3) vote, of the ADVISORY COUNCIL shall be requii to convict and remove the accused from office. Section 730.0. Impeachment of USUNS President shall, require the following procedure: 720.1 Any delegate of USUNS shall have the right to bring impeach-ment charges against the USUNS President. 720.2 All impeachment charges shall be submitted in writing. 720.3 A hearing of the charges shal l be held by the DELEGATION as soon as possible. Legal counsel and/or wi.l nesses may be called at tin's time by the accused and the accuser. The. USUMS President Pro-Tempore shall preside over the hearing. 720. 4 The DLL I'.CAT TON shall act as jury if the accused is bound over for Impeac. hrnent proceedings, with the USUNS President Pro-Tempore presid i ng. 720.5 A two-thirds (2/3) vote of the DELEGATION shall be required to convict and remove the accused fiom office. ARTICLE Vl'll Implement ation Section 300.0. This constitution, upon its ratification by the. USUNS and the Board of Regents, shall take effect and shall supercede the USUNS Constitution of November 7, 1976 with all its amendments. 800.1 Officers of the USUNS at the rime of ratification shall remain in office until the. next, election at the. summer convention. (p.tin. 3/20/78) The special Senate committee to investigate the possibility of impeachment of Senator Bruce Bayne met at 2:30 p.m. on April 4, 1978. Present were committee members Jerry Gatch, Lorraine Alderman and UNLV Comptroller Wayne Williams. Also present was Dr. L o m e Seidman, UNLV Legal Counsel and Adminis-trator of the UNS Code. A motion was made and passed to convene the meeting in closed personnel session. Interviews were conducted with Gary Wood and Bruce Bayne. After much discussion and in-depth evaluation of the evidence presented by Mr. Wood and the rebuttal offered by Mr. Bayne, it is the unanimous decision of the committee that no further action against Mr. Bayne is required and the issue of his impeach-ment on the charges presented by Mr. Wood, in his statement to the committee, be dropped. In the interest of fairness in the upcoming student elections, it is requested that the decision of this committee be publicized in the earliest possible edition of THE YELL.