Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, May 06, 1980

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 Telephone (702) 739-3477 AGENDA SENATE MEETING #1 May 6, 1980 Mayer Student Union Building Room 203 I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes #22 IV. Executive Board Announcements A. President's Remarks B. Vice-President's Remarks V. Executive Board Nominations A. Appropriations Board David Martinez-Chairman Ron Deems Pam Roberts Gregg Simia Annette Delullo Derrek Yelton Dave Levins B. USUN'S George Chanos Marty Burzinski Susana Reyes Bill Haldeman VI. Conmittee Reports A. Appropriations Board B. Elections Board C. Publications Board D. Organizations Board E. Entertainment and Prograrrming Board 1. Allocation of Funds, Noon time Event $250.00 2. Allocation of Funds, Fourth of July $750.00 F. Ad Hoc Committee Reports VII. Old Business A. Vacant Arts & Letters College Seat (vote) Tim McGarry, Jeff Wild B. Vacant Hotel College Seate (vote) Matt Bailey, Gregg Goussak, Howard Reign John Reyhons, Chuck Weinberger VIII. New Business A. Draft Resolution D- Senate President Pro Tenpore (vote) B. Red Rock Canyon Resoultion C1 Club Days Resolution CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 Telephone (702) 739-3477 Senate Meeting #1 Page 2 IX. Open Discussion X. Adjournment Minutes Senate Meeting It 1 May 6, 1980 Moyer Student Union Building Room 203 I. Call to Order The first meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order at 4:00 by the Senate President. Attendance II. Roll Call Members in Gabi Ziros Bill Ilaldeman / Dorothy Hal pin' Rick Oshinski Mike Taylor^ Skip Kelly Ray Corbett ' Claire Dowell~ David Martinez.' Denise Rajnovich Kelly Campbell ' Dale llulen- Scott Karosa Sandy Williams- Pam Roberts- Dave Levins Derrek Yelton> Lisa Rollins Tim McGarry Howard Reign III. Approval of Minutes ft 2 2 Senate President Announced that under Entertainment and Programming Board item jf 1 it should read Senator Campbell moved to approve 5037.81 to the Entertainment and Programming Board based upon unaticipated generated revenue, and an additional $2000 from the Contingency account to be appropriated. The motion was seconded and passed with eighteen in favor and one abstention. There being no further additions or corrections the minutes stood approved. IV. Executive Board Nominations A. President's Opening Remarks President Chanos spoke to the Senate on his objectives this year. He stressed that the past has to be put behind and it is time to move ahead. He is looking forward to working with the Senators this year and is looking foward to a successful year. If a Senator has any problems feel free to talk to him. B. Vice-President's Remarks Vice-President Reyes gave a speech to the Senate. She breifly described her goals she would like to see accompli shed while in office. She reminded the Senate that their loyalty is to the students of UNLV. The Senate and the Executive Board have got to work together this year. C. Senate President's Remarks Senate President Burzinski reminded the Senate that meeting are held on Tuesday's at 4:00 p.m., and please call him if you are going to be absent. Agenda items are to be in by 9:00 a.m. Thursday. He also reminded the Senate of his memo on office conduct. Senate Meeting ill May 6, 19 80 Page 2 D. New Agenda Items Senate President Burzinski announced that under new Business item F approval of Radio Station operating policy, purpose and objective preamble. E. Withdrawn from Hotel College Senate President Burzinski announced that Matt Bailey and Chuck Weinberger withdrew thier names for the Hotel Col lege Vacancy. IV. Executive Board Nominations A. Appropriations Board Senator Os hi nski moved to approve David Martinez-Chairman, Pam Roberts Annette Dulullo, Dave Levins, Ron Deems and Derrek Yelton as a whole to Appropriations Board the motion was seconded. The motion passed with seventeen in favor and one abstention. B. USUN'S Senator Kelly moved to approve the USUN's Delegates as a whole. 1. George Chanos, 2. Marty Burzinski, 3. Susana Reyes, 4. Bill Ilaldeman the motion was seconded. The motion passed with fifteen in favor, three opposed, and one abstention. C. Stipends of Stipend Officials Sena tor Ilulen moved to extend stipend officials for the month of May. The motion was seconded and discussion took place. Vice-President Reyes moved to ammend the motion to give the Yell Editor $75 the motion was seconded and failed. Senator Kelly called for the question on the main motion which passed unanimously. Vote was taken on the main motion which passed with fifteen in favor, one opposed, and two abstentions. V. Committee Reports A. Approriations Board No report lack of quorum. B. Elections Board No Report 1. Certification of Referendum Acting vice-chairman Martha Boos announeed that the Referendum had been counted. There result were 417 for and 441 against on the first question. 565 for and 301 against on the second question. The third question 512 for and 510 against. Senator Kelly moved to certify the elections the motion was seconded. The motion passed with seventeen in favor and one abstention. C. Publications Board No Report D. Organizations Board Chairman Dave Gist read the minutes of the Organizations Board. He announced that the UNLV Games Society was recognized. He also read additions or corrections that had been made and passed at the meeting concerning the Operating Policy. Senator Kelly moved to approve the motion was seconded. Discussion took place. There was amotion to amend the minutes and delate all changes made in the operating policy Senate Meeting til May 6, 198 0 Page 3 and place them on the Senate's next agenda. The motion was seconded. Discussion took place. Senator Kelly called for the question which passed unanimously. Vote was taken on the amendment whi^h 7>ar~nc! with seventeen in favor and one abstention. There being ' no further additions or corrections the minutes stood approved as corrected. E. Entertainment and Programming Board An informa 1 meeting was held. 1. Allocation of Funds, Noontime Event $250.00 2. Allocation of Funds, Fourth of July, $750.00 Senator Kelly moved to approve items 1&2 as a whole the motion was seconded. An allocation of funds for a noontime event of $250.00 and an allocation of funds for Fourth of July $7 50.00. The motion passed unanimously. F. Bicycle Rack Committee A vice-chairman was chosen at this time. Senator Martinez moved to make Senator. Levins vice-chairman of the committee the motion was seconded. The motion passed with seventeen in favor and one abstention. VII.. . Old Business A. Vacant Artss Letters College Senate Tim McGarry s Jeff Wild Senator Kelly moved that each Candida te speak for 2 minutes and that voting be done by secret ballot. The motion was seconded and passed with seventeen in favor and one abstention. Tim McGarry spoke breifly to the Senate and expressed to them why he wanted to be a member of the Senate. Jeff Wild also spoke briefly to the Senate. The vote was taken Tim McGarry received 10 votes and Jeff Wild received 8 votes. Tim McGarry was the new Art's..and Letters Senator. Senate President Burzinski asked Tim McGarry to have a seat at the Senate table. B. Vacant Hotel College Seate, Gregg Goussak, Howard Reign, John Reyhons S enatorJ..Martinez moved that each candidate be given 3 minutes to speak a 5minutes question and answer period and voting done by secret ballot. The motion was seconded and passed with sixteen in favor, 2 opposed, and one abstention. Gregg Goussak was the first candidate to speak. He introduced himself to the Senate and explained his qualifications. Questions then were asked. Howard Reign than spoke to the Senate for 2 minutes and answered questions. The vote was taken Gregg Goussak received 5, Howard Reign -13 and one abstention. Howard Reign was announced the new Hotel Col lege Senator. Senate President Burzinski asked him to take a seat at the Senate table. VIII ^ . New Business A. Draft Resolution At this time Senator Haldeman moved for a 5 minutes recess the motion was seconded and passed- Senate Meeting 111 May 6., 1980 Page 4 A. Draft Resolution Senator Hulen moved to approve the Resolution the motion was seconded and discussion took place at this time. Senator Levins moved to amend the founth Where as, a majority of the students at UNLV, also in a recent ballot referendum the amendment was accepted as a friendly amendment to the resolution. Discussion took place. Senator Levins called for the question which passed unanimously. The motion passed with six teen in favor and two abstentionZ Roll call vote was requested. Gabi Zi ros-yes Bill Haldeman-yes Dorothy Halpin-yes Rick Oshinski-yes Mike Taylor-yes Skip Kelly-yes Ray Corbett-yes Claire Dowe11 -abstent ion David Martinez-yes Denise Rajnovich-yes Kelly CampbellOyes Dale Hulen-yes Scott Karosa-yes Sandy Williams-yes Pam Roberts-abstention Dave Levi ns-yes Derrek Yelton-yes Tim McGarry-yes Howard Regim-yes B. Red Rock Canyon Senator Oshinski moved that CSUN write a letter to the Bureau of Land Management telling them that CSUN was in opposition to drilling in Red Rock Canyon. The motion was seconded. Discussion took place. The motion passed unanimously. C. Club Days Referendum Next week's agenda. D. Senate President Pro Tempore (vote) Senator Taylor nominated Rick Oshinski, and Senator Ilaldeman nominated Skip Kelly. There was motion to close nominations the motion was seconded and passed unanimously. Senator Martinez moved that voting be done by secret ballot the motion was seconded. Passed with fifteen in favor and three opposed. Discussion took place on the candidates. Senate President Burzinski passed the gavel the his par 1imentarian at this time and made a brief statement on the job of Senate President Pro Tempore. The vote took place. Skip Kel.ly-9, Rick Oshinski-7 and 1 abstention. Skip Kelly was made the new Senate President Pro Tempore. Senate Meeting 111 May 6, 1980 Pa ge 5 E. Allocation of $55, MX Missile Trip Senator Oshinski moved to approve $55 to Lorraine Alderman as a per diem for an MX Missile Trip the motion was seconded. The motion passed with seventeen in favor and one opposed. F. Delay of Senate Meeting It 2 Senator Powell moved to delay Senate Meeting H 2 to May 20 due to finals week. The motion was seconded and passed with sixteen in favor, one opposed, and one abstention. G. Radio Board There was a motion to approve the General Operating Policies, Purpose and Objectives of the Radio Station KUNV, Radio Board by-laws, preamble as awhole the motion was seconded. Senator Haldeman moved for a 2h minute recess the motion was seconded and passed. Senate President Burzinski called the meeting back to order. Discussion took place. President Chanos moved to amend the General Operating Policies it 6 to renumerate and place CSUN members as it 1 . The motion was seconded. Discussion took place. Senator Martinez moved to amend the amendement and "5 to redd that all KUNV executive board positions must be filled by CSUN members at UNLV students in good standing the motion was seconded. Discussion took place. Senator Oshi nsk i called for the question on the amendment to amendment which passed. The amendment to the amendment passed with fifteen in favor 2 opposed and one abstention. Call for the question on the amendment passed unanimously. Vote was taken on the amendment which passed unanimously. Senator Kelly called for the question on the main motion to approve all 3 documents of the Radio Station as amended. Passed with fifteen in favo and three opposed. The motionPassed with sixteen in favor and two opposed. There was a motion that the Chief Management Station Manager and Program Di rector positions be approved by the CSUN Senate the motion was seconded. Passed with fifteen in favor, two opposed and one abstention. IX_ Open Discussion Senator Dowel 1 moved to adjourn the motion was seconded and passed with ten in favor, seven opposed and one abstention. X. Adjournment Senate President Burzinski adjourned the first meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate. Respectfully Submitted by, Respectfully Prepared by, Marty Burzinski Senate President Robin Starlin CSUN Senate Secretary