Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 21, 1978

MINUTES SENATE MEETING #33 March 21, 1978 Moyer Student Union Bldg. Room 201 I. Call to Order The thirty-third meeting of the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by Chairman Ken Holt at 4:10 p.m. in Lounge 201 of the Moyer Student Union Building. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance: Chuck White »/ Richard Simms Bill Botosy Peggy Burnham / Lisa Wymanj Bob Biale DeAnn Turpen Ingrid Hegedus Scott Hoover Greg McKinley1 Lorraine Alderman J Leon Levitt Rob Nielsen V Gretchen Smith Gene Russo Dave Bergen Jeanne Harkenrider Jerry Gatch Andre' Bell Bruce Bayne Joe Matvay >/ Cindy KiserJ Excused Absence Dawn DuCharme John Dunkin Unexcused Absence Susana Reyes Don Soderberg \J J III. Approval of Minutes #32 Motion to approve the minutes made by Bill Botos, seconded and passed unanimously. IV. Executive Board Announcements 1. Scott Lorenz announced that Dr. Cassese had turned in his resignation as Parliamentarian. The Chair submitted the name of Neil Slocum as Parlia-mentarian to be voted upon at the next Senate meeting. V. Committee Reports 1. Treasurer's Report John Hunt, in reply to Gretchen Smith's request, gave a breakdown on where the money went for the Octoberfest jackets in a letter written by Ferenc Szony to the Senate. Ference reported that some of the jackets had been stolen. The eight jackets that were sold were sold at just what they had cost and the money had been given to John Hunt for deposit. Chuck White asked where the Host Fund Expenditure report was that he had asked for and was advised that it would be on the Agenda at the next meeting. 2. Union Board Gene Russo reported that the architect who had drawn up the plans for the student union remodeling has passed away very suddenly. He asked permission to send a note of sympathy from the Senate to the family and Ken Holt said it was not necessary to get permission to do so. He then reported on the Snack Bar renovation and that April 19th would be a crucial day. He has made 25 copies of the specifications for bid and that Herman Westfall has Minutes - Senate Meeting #33 March 21, 1978 Page 2 has given him an adequate budget to work with. Bill Botos asked him how much they plan to allow for this renovation and Gene reported around $116,000. 3. Activities Board A report was given on the success of the Charles Kuralt lecture and it was announced that the Mime show would be presented on Wednesday night, March 22, in the ballroom. Bob Biale asked if the Mime show had not been cancelled until a later date and Rob Nielsen reported they had managed to get the Mime show so cheap, they couldn't turn it down. He reported Activities would only have to pay out $500.00 for the publicity and the Mime show would get the door receipts. Chuck White asked for a report on the Mime receipts. 4. Radio Board Tim McRoberts gave a report on the New York Convention from which he had just returned and said the only negative part of the whole convention was that everyone there was from low budget stations. He reported that the UNLV radio station had a $50,000 a year budget and 91.5 Watts. He announced that if the senators wanted more details on the convention, he would sit down with them and supply them with any information they desired. VI. Old Business Chuck White inquired of the Chair why the Senate was not given the Election rules that were passed by the Regents. Ken replied that he didn't have a copy of all the changes but he was welcome to come down to his office and check into the Constitution. He further stated that there were wording changes and not content changes in the Constitution. Bob Biale requested that the Senate be given a copy of the Constitution under which they are now working at the next Senate meeting. The Chair reminded the Senate that any discussion of this sort should go under Open Discussion as it was against the open meeting law to discuss this at this time. 1. Intramural Sports Rob Nielsen informed the Senate that he didn't want to back-stab anyone but just wanted to ask some questions about the Intramural. Gary Wood was given the floor and reported on the evaluation of what he had seen from CCOA this year at school. He reported he felt they did a fair job job with the flag football, since they had never done it before. He rated their performance at Volleyball refereeing as "poor". Basketball refereeing was not very professional on the scorekeeper's part or work on the floor as there had been a lot of bad calls. He further reported that back in November he and Mr. Bayne were figuring up the last payment for football — he said it was either football or volleyball..but they owed $160.00 to CCOA. He stated that Mr. Bayne and he were figuring out how much it actually would cost and that Mr. Bayne said, "Well, how about us making it for $200.00 and we'll give you the difference...kickback!" Gary said he replied, "Sure." then thought about it a second and said, "No!" Mr. Wood further quoted, "In my conversation with Mr. Bayne, he told me that if he was in a position of authority for the students, that he would skim money off the top from the student government many times if he had the opportunity. I think we should look into CCOA and rate them according to official associations here in town!" Mr. Wood said he Minutes - Senate Meeting #33 March 21, 1978 Page 3 didn't think they had improved in football and that points to the fact that they have not done jobs as professionals. John Hunt was granted the floor and stated that he asked Mr. Bayne last week to have his financial records here of payments we have made to him and how they were deliniated to his organizations, and that he would not comply with the request. John further stated that,"The basic issue here is that we have a Senator who, from the information that we have from Mr. Wood, and a Senator who asks an official, a part of our government, to take a kickback .... this is something that whatever we do, no matter what we do, how we act, how we challenge each other, and how we act on a political basis, honesty has got to be the crux of government... and if we have individuals that are going to contemplate kickbacks, then I think that conduct unbecoming a senator and at this time, would like to motion for an investigative impeachment committee against Mr. Bayne." This motion was seconded. (Could not distinguish by whom) It then went into further discussion. Chuck White asked Gary Wood to repeat where he and Mr. Bayne were figuring up the last payment to the CCOA. After Mr. Wood repeated what he had been asked to do, Chuck White said he thought if we form a committee, it should be up to the committee to investigate and evaluate any charges and testimony and he did't feel Mr. Bayne should have to stand up there and take all this. He felt it should be a closed meeting for the investigating committee. Mr. Neil Slocum spoke to the Senate and told them he was their legal advisor and cautioned them that this man has actually accused this gentleman of a crime and there are procedures for that, and, of course there are dis-ciplinary procedures and all that sort of thing ...and if that's the case, then he advised Mr. Bayne to say nothing at all..but that was up to him, since he does not represent him personally but would advise that actions be taken properly and advised that any precipitant action on the part of the Senate can result in personal liability, as well as wrongfully accusing somebody. Ken Holt stated that the whole purpose of the Committee will be to check the allegations, find out if there are further allegations and render their decision to the Senate. Gene Russo called for the question, but Ken replied that,"In view of what Mr. Slocum said, Bruce, if you still want to give a statement, this is up to you, but he wanted him to still take into consider-ation what Mr. Slocum advised." Bruce then asked Gary how long ago did this happen and Gary replied, November — December. The exact date he could not remember. Bruce then asked when did he tell him he'd skim off the top? Gary replied, last summer. Bruce asked, "Was I a member of the CSUN Senate?" Gary replied that he was not. Finally Bruce asked,"At any time, especially during last year's election, why didn't you give me a report that you were unsatisfied yourself?" Ken was forced to interrupt the discussion as he felt they were getting into a cross examination. He told Bruce to make his statement and they would vote on the Committee. Jerry Gatch gave a call to the question which was seconded by Gene Russo. Show of hands signified 11 for, 9 against — motion passed. The motion to form an Impeachment Committee to investigate Bruce Bayne and The Clark County Officials Association proved 12 in favor, 2 against and 8 abstentions. The committee is to be appointed by the President, Scott Lorenz, to consist of two (2) CSUN Senators and one (1) administrator. Mr. Slocum was asked if he could be in attendance at the committee meeting and he advised that Mr. Bayne should have an attorney of his own at the meeting. Minutes - Senate Meeting #33 March 21, 1978 Page 4 2. Activities Board Lecture Expenditures Joe Matvay stated that he thought whenever the Senate approved a contract they knew how much was going to be spent. Scott Lorenz announced that Dr. Baepler said he will pay for the Nimoy dinner out of his Host Fund budget. Bob Biale upheld allowing the Activities Board to spend money to entertain a lecturer. The Chair was vacated to Gene Russo. Discussion continued. Chuck White said they had never seen anything on the David Frost dinner and the same three people who go all the time went again. Ken Holt returned to the Chair. Ferenc Szony introduced himself to the Senate and remarked that no one from the Senate ever comes into the Activities Department with any questions before the event but only after the occasion. He reported the difference in the Stipend checks received by the Activities Board against what the Senate receives and how many more hours are spent by those who help with the activities. Any dinners that any of the students receive who have worked on an activity are a little reward for their time and effort, it was reported. Tim McRoberts suggested that the Activities Board set up a policy so that the person who puts in the hours on an event is the one to get the reward. Gretchen Smith asked to have the item of Radio Board stipends on the next agenda. Scott Lorenz suggested that Steve Francis present the Senate with an Operating policy of the Activities Board. 3. Senate Meeting Proposal (Vote) Tabled indefinitely. 4. Radio Station (Vote) $1500.00 Engineering Report for New Tower Site The motion was made, seconded and passed to issue a check to the Radio Station Engineering Firm for the new Tower Site proposal. 5. Election Rules (Vote) Ken announced that Maria DeLuca was present and Ken entertained a motion to approve the Election rules, which was seconded and open for discussion. The following revisions and additions were made to the election rules after discussion: 1. Page 1, under Filing, Article E. — add "no later than" the day immediately following the last day, deleting the word "on". Minutes - Senate Meeting #33 March 21, 1978 Page 5 2. Page 2, under Filing, Add Article F - Senate Information Sheet to be filled in by candidates. 3. Page 2, under Filing, Article E, Item 2. change to "No campaigning in any form may not begin until 3:00 p.m. of the first filing date. 4. Page 2, under Campaign Spending and Contributions, Article A. change "the sume of $150.00" in place of $250.00 — and change "may not exceed more than $50.00" in place of $25.00. 5. Page 4, under Investigative Power, Article A, to read "Any two violations of these rules" deleting the word "posting". 6. Page 5, under Location of Polls, to read — shall include the Student Union and White Hall "but not limited to". Maria DeLuca announced there was to be a mandatory meeting in the CSUN office Wednesday for all candidates who had filed. There was a call to the question after all revisions had been voted upon and accepted. Motion passed and the Election Rules were accepted as amended. Maria DeLuca was asked why she changed the posting time from 12:00 noon until 3:00 o'clock and she explained that it was a bad time to try and hang posters in the snack bar when it was filled with students eating. Maria DeLuca announced if she can go to another location to poll, she will. Scott Lorenz asked for the names of anyone interested to be on the Election Board and he will appoint them. Scott made a motion to hire two (2) security guards to guard the voting booths, which was seconded and passed. VII. Senate Vacancy Seat - Allied Health - Submit No names were submitted so Ken Holt said he would talk to the Dean to see if there might be anyone interested. Scott announced there was a vacancy on the Judicial Board due to the resignation of Steve Compton and appointed Jim Rosenberger as Acting Chief Justice. He also appointed Bob Rather as a member of Intercollegiate in the place of Gary Wood. This will be on the agenda at the next meeting. VIII. Open Discussion Bruce Bayne opened the discussion and said he would like to defend the CCOA and believes that this Senate and this student body got their money's worth. He further stated that CCOA is separate from him and what the Senate thinks he has done should not reflect on CCOA. He also stated that as President of CCOA, it is no one's business what he pays his men. Neil Slocum gave a report on his Legal Advisory Clinic and stated the purpose of the clinic is to furnish legal advise to a student. He stated that this year the clinic has been the best he has ever had and the problems are generally ordinary legal problems with some of the students later becoming his clients. He further stated that the Legal Clinic is entirely separate from what he does here at the Senate. Minutes - Senate Meet:Lug #33 March 21, .1.978 2 Bob Biale questioned the legality of a Senator filing for another Senate seat in the next session and was told to draw up a complaint and present it to the Judicial Board. Gretchen Smith questioned the legality of any Senator present at the Senate Meeting this date being able to give an unbiased decision on Bruce Bayne. Ken replied that the purpose of this committee is to investigate all of the allegations against Bruce. Bill Botos asked if there was anything in the rules with regard to the Senators getting up and leaving the room during the meeting. It was announced there will be a report on the Book Drop at the next meeting. Tim McRoberts announced he will be holding another FCC Examination briefing Saturday, March 25th, and would like some Senators to attend. It was reported the Radio Station Board had voted to retain Tim McRoberts as Radio Station Manager until construction is completed on the station. IX. There was a motion to adjourn, seconded and passed. Meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.m. until Tuesday, April 4, 1978. Respectfully submitted by: Florida Edwards CSUN Secretary MINUTES SENATE MEETING #33 March 21, 1978 Moyer Student Union Bldg. Room 201 I. Call to Order The thirty-third me* ing o£ the Consolidated Student Senate was called to order by Chairman Ken Holt at 4:10 p.m. in Lounge 201 of the Moyer Student Union Building. II. Roll Call Members in Attendance: Chuck White Richard Simms Bill Botos Peggy Burnham Greg McKinley Lisa Wyman Bob Biale DeAnn Turpen Ingrid Hegedus Scott Hoover Lorraine Alderman Leon Levitt Rob Nielsen Gretchen Smith Dave Bergen Jerry Gatch Bruce Bayne Excused Absence Dawn DuCharme John Dunkin Unexcused Absence_ Susana Reyes Don Soderberg Gene Russo Jeanne Harkenrider Andre' Bell Joe Matvay Cindy Kiser III. Approval of Minutes #32 Motion to approve the minutes made by Bill Botos, seconded and passed unanimously. IV. Executive Board Announcements 1. Scott Lorenz announced that Dr. Cassese had turned in his resignation as Parliamentarian. The Chair submitted the name of Neil Slocum as Parlia-mentarian to be voted upon at the next Senate meeting. V. Committee Reports 1. Treasurer's Report John Hunt, in reply to Gretchen Smith's request, gave a breakdown on where the money went for the Octoberfest jackets in a letter written by Ferenc Szony to the Senate. Ference reported that some of the jackets had been stolen. The eight jackets that were sold were sold at just what they had cost and the money had been given to John Hunt for deposit. Chuck White asked where the Host Fund Expenditure report was that he had asked for and was advised that it would be on the Agenda at the next meeting. 2. Union Board Gene Russo reported that the architect who had drawn up the plans for the student union remodeling has passed away very suddenly. He asked permission to send a note of sympathy from the Senate to the family and Ken Holt said it was not necessary to get permission to do so. He then reported on the Snack Bar renovation and that April 19th would be a crucial day. He has made 25 copies of the specifications for bid and that Herman Westfall. has Minutes - Senate Meet:Lug #33 March 21, .1.978 2 has given him an adequate budget io work with. Bill Botos asked him how much they plan to allow for this renovation and Gene reported around $116,000. 3. Activities Board A report was given on the success of the Charles Kuralt lecture and it was announced that the Mime show would bo presented on Wednesday night, March 22, in the ballroom. Bob Bialc asked if the Mime show had not been cancelled until a later date and Rob Nielsen reported they had managed to get the Mime show so cheap, they couldn't turn it down. He reported Activities would only have to pay out $500.00 for the publicity and the Mime show would get the door receipts. Chuck White asked for a report on the Mime receipts. 4. Radio Board Tim McRoberts gave a report on the New York Convention from which he had just returned and said the only negative part of the whole convention was that everyone there was from low budget stations. He reported that the UNLV radio station had a $50,000 a year budget and 91.5 Watts. He announced that if the senators wanted more details on the convention, he would sit down with them and supply them with any information they desired. VI. Old Business Chuck White inquired of the Chair why the Senate was not given the Election rules that were passed by the Regents. Ken replied that he didn't have a copy of all the changes but he was welcome to come down to his office and check into the Constitution. He further stated that there were wording changes and not content changes in the Constitution. Bob Biale requested that the Senate be given a copy of the Constitution under which they are now working at the next Senate meeting. The Chair reminded the Senate that any discussion of this sort should go under Open Discussion as it was against the open meeting law to discuss this at this time. 1. Intramural Sports Rob Nielsen informed the Senate that he didn't want to back-stab anyone but just wanted to ask some questions about the Intramural. Gary Wood was given the floor and reported on the evaluation of what he had seen from CCOA this year at school. He reported he felt they did a fair job job with the flag football, since they had never done it before. He rated their performance at Volleyball refereeing as "poor". Basketball refereeing was not very professional on the scorekeeper's part or work on the floor as there had been a lot of bad calls. He further reported that back in November he and Mr. Bayne were figuring up the last payment for football... he said it was either foot.ball or volleyball..but they owed $160.00 to CCOA. He stated that Mr. Bayne and he were figuring out how much it actually would cost and that Mr. Bayne said, "Well, how about us making it for $200.00 and we'll give you the difference...kickback!" Gary said he replied, "Sure." then thought about it a second and said, "No!" Mr. Wood further quoted, "In my conversation with Mr. Bayne, he told me that if he was in a position of authority for the students, that lie would skim money off the top from the student government many times if he had the opportunity. I think we should look .into CCOA and rate them according to official associations here in town!" Mr. Wood said he Minutes Senate Meeting if33 .'•'arch 21, 197U P.;ge 3 didn't, think thoy hod improved :' ^x>tball and that points to the fact that they have not do.-.e jobs a : r: fossionals. John Hunt was granted the floor a:v; stated that he asked Mr. Bayne last week to have his financial here of payments we have made to him and how they were del.Lniatod to hi.- organisations, and that he would not comply with the request. John further stated that,"The basic issue here is that we have a Senator who, from the information that we have from Mr. Wood, and a Senator who asks an official, a part of our government, to take a kickback .... this is something that whatever v/e do, no matter what we do, how we act, how we challenge each other, and how we act on a political basis, honesty lias got to be the crux of government... and if we have individuals that are going to contemplate kickbacks, then I think that conduct unbecoming a senator and at this time, would like to motion for an .investigative impeachment committee against Mr. Bayne." This motion was seconded. (Could not distinguish by whom) It. then went into further discussion. Chuck White asked Gary Wood to repeat where he and Mr. Bayne were figuring up the last payment to the CCOA. After Mr. Wood repeated what he had been asked to do, Chuck White said he thought if we form a committee, it should be up to the committee to investigate and evaluate any charges and testimony and he did't feel Mr. Bayne should have to stand up there and take al.l. this. He felt it should be a closed meeting for the investigating committee. Mr. Neil Slocum spoke to the Senate and told them he was their legal advisor and cautioned them that this man has actually accused this gentleman of a crime and there arc procedures for that, and, of course there are dis-ciplinary procedures and all that sort of thing ...and if that's the case, then he advised Mr. Bayne to say nothing at all..but that was.up to him, since he does not represent him personally but would advise that actions be taken properly and advised that any precipitant action on the part of the Senate can result in personal liability, as well as wrongfully accusing somebody. Ken Holt stated that the whole purpose of the Committee will bo to check the allegations, find out if there are further allegations and render their decision to the Senate. Gene Russo called for the question, but Ken replied that, "In view of what Mr. Slocur.i said, Bruce, if you still want to give a statement, this is up to you, but he wanted him to still Lake into consider-ation what Mr. Slocum advised." Bruce then asked Gary how long ago did this happen and Gary replied, November — December. The exact date he could not remember. Bruce then asked when did he tell him he'd skim off the top? Gary replied, last summer. Bruce asked, "Was T. a member of the CSUN Senate?" Gary replied that he was not. Finally Bruce asked,"At any time, especially during last year's election, why didn't you give me a report that you were unsatisfied yourself?" Ken was forced to interrupt the discussion as he fell: they were getting into a cross examination. He told Bruce to make his statement and they would vote on the Committee. Jerry Catch gave a call to the question which was seconded by Gene Russo. Show of hands signified 11 for, 9 against — motion passed. The motion to form an Impeachment. Committee to investigate Bruce Bayne and The Clark County Officials Association proved 12 in favor, 2 against and 8 abstentions. The committee is to be appointed by the President, Scott Lorenz, to consist of two (2) CSUN Senators and one (1) administrator. Mr. Slocum was asked if he could be in attendance at the committee meeting and lie advised that Mr. Bayne should have an attorney of his own at the meeting. Senate Meeting March 21, .1978 Pago 4 Activities Board Lecture Expenditures Joe Matvay stated that he thought whenever the Senate approved a confc.-. .-.ct they knew how much was going to be r.pent. Scott Lorenz announced that Dr. Buepler said he will pay for the Nimoy dinner out of his Host Fund budget. Bob Blale upheld allowing the Activities Board to spend money to entertain a lecturer. Tiie Chair was vacated to Gene Russo. Discussion continued. Chuck white said they had never seen anything on the David Frost dinner and the same three people who go all the time went again. Ken Holt returned to the Chair. Ferenc Szony introduced himself to the Senate and remarked that no one from the Senate ever comes into the Activities Department with any questions before the event but only after the occasion. He reported the difference in the Stipend checks received by the Activities Board against what the Senate receives and how many more hours are spent by those who help with the activities. Any dinners that any of the students receive who have worked on an activity are a little reward for the.ir time and effort, it was reported. Tim McRoberts suggested that the Activities Board set up a policy so that the person who puts in the hours on an event is the one to gel the reward. Gretcheri Smith asked to have the item of Radio Board stipends; on the next: agenda. Scott Lorenz suggested that Steve Francis present the Senate with an Operating policy of the Activities Board. 3. Senate Meeting proposal (Vote) Tabled indefinitely. 4. Radio Station (Vote) $1500.00 Engineering Report for New Tower Site The motion was made, seconded and passed to issue a check to the Radio Station Engineering Firm for the new Tower Site proposal. 5. Election Rules (Vote) Ken announced that Maria DeLuca war. present and Ken entertained a motion to approve the Election rules, which was seconded and open for discussion. The following revisions and additions were made to the election rules after discussion: 1. Page 1, under Filing, Article E. — add "no later than" the day immediately foJ.lovj.ing the last day, deleting the word "on". Senate Meeting -3.1 March 21, 197o Pago 2. Page 2, under Filing, ;•.._-tide F -- Senate In formalin on Sheet to be filled in by car.di 3. Page 2, under Filing, .".rt: vie Item 2. change to "No campaigning in any form may not begin • .-nil 3:00 p.m. of the J:i.rst filing date'. 4. Page 2, under Campaign Spending and Contributions, Article A. change "the su-ne of $150.00" in place of $250.00 — and change "may not exceed more than $50.00" in place of $25.00. 5. Page 4, under Investigative Power, Article A, to read "Any two violations of these rules" deleting the word "posting". 6. Page 5, under Location of Polls, to read — shall include the Student Union and White Hall "but not limited to". Maria DoLuca announced there was to be a mandatory meeting in the CSUH office Wednesday for all candidates who had filed. There was a call to the question after all revisions had been voted upon and accepted. Motion passed and the Election Rules were accepted as amended. Maria DeLuca was asked why she changed the posting time from 12:00 noon until 3:00 o'clock and she explained that it was a bad time to try and hang posters .in the snack bar when it was filled with students eating. Maria DeLuca announced if she can go to another location to poll, she will. Scott Lorenz asked for the names of anyone interested to be on the Election Hoard and he will appoint them. Scott made a motion to hire two (2) security guards to guard the voting booths, which was seconded and passed. VII. Senate Vacancy Seal. - Allied Health - Submit No names were submitted so Ken Holt said he would talk to the Dean to see if there might be anyone interested. Scott announced there was a vacancy on the Judicial Board due to the resignation of Steve Cornpton and appointed Jim Rosenberger as Acting Chief Justice. lie also appointed Bob Rather as a member of Intercollegiate in the place of Gary Wood. This will be on the agenda at the next meeting. VIII. Open Discussion Bruce Bayne opened the discussion and said he would like to defend the CCOA and believes that this Senate and this student body got their money's worth. He further stated that CCOA is separate from him and what the Senate thinks he has done should not reflect on CCOA. He also stated that as President of CCOA, it is no one's business what lie pays his men. Wei .1 Slocum gave a report on his Legal Advisory Clinic and stated the purpose of the clinic is to furnish legal advise to a student. He stated that this year the clinic has been the best, he has ever had and the problems are generally ordinary legal problems wi th some of the students later becoming his clients. He further stated that: the Legal Clinic is entirely separate from what he does here at the Senate. Senate; ;lost ing > March 2.1 , .1978 Dob HiaJ« questioned the legality •r.-C a Senator filing for another Senate suat in the next saav.ion and wan told to draw up a complaint and pre.- nt it to the Judicial Board. G re I: e hen Smith questioned the legality of any Senator present at the Senate Meeting this date be;ing able to give an unbiased decision on Bruce Bay -.a. Ken replied that the purpose of this committee is to .investigate all of the allegations against. Bruce. Bill Botos asked if there was anything in the rules wi.t:h regard to the Senators getting up and leaving the room during the meeting. It was announced there will be a report on the Book Drop at the next meeting. Tim McRoberts announced lie will be holding another FCC Examination briefing Saturday, March 25th, and would like some Senators to attend. II: was reported the Radio Station Board had voted to retain Tim McRobcrts as Radio Station Manager until construction is completed on the station. IX. There was a motion to adjourn, seconded and passed. Meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.ru. until Tuesday, April 4, 1978. Respectfully submitted by: Florida Edwards CSLIN Secretary UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 Controller's Office (702) 7 3 9 - 3 5 1 7 MEMORANDUM March 27, 1978 TO: John Hunt Treasurer, CSUN FROM: W.E. Williams Controller r RE: CSUN Host fund Per your request of 3-23-78, I am attaching a report of the CSUN Host fund from 7-1-77 to 3-23-78. The date paid column reflects the date paid by the UNLV Controller's Office except on the Dunes check number 206609 we indicated the date the services were rendered by the Dunes. We have indicated the person hosted and where the information was available the nurnose of the meeting. In parenthesis is indicated the CSUN Officer hosting the occasion. The writing on some of the tickets were so ineligible in some instances, the names might be misspelled. If you have need for further information, please feel free to call on my staff or myself. University of Nevada System An Equal Opportunity Employer Bruce Bayne and the Clark County Officials Association Gary Wood stated he would just like to give the Senate an evaluation of what he had seen from CCOA this year at school. He said they started off in football and that they had flag football which was very difficult for the officials to referee since they had never done it before. Gary said he felt they did a fair job in football and experienced a few problems with the officials not showing up on time. As an example, at one time he had to referee a couple of games. After the season, he talked to Mr. Bayne and they talked about the performance of CCOA and how he would try to improve it. Then came Volleyball and the officiating at Volleyball he would rate "poor". He felt with the officials being paid as professionals, they should do an outstandign job. It wasn't done. At the end of the season, he talked with Mr. Bayne and he said he would try and improve basketball. There had been a lot of bad calls, not very professional work on the floor and on the scorekeeper1s part. He talked to Mr. Bayne about it and he said he would