Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, January 17, 1985

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES Senate Meeting 15-9 January 17,1985 MSU Lounge 201 4:00 p.m. Notice of Reconsideration of Item VII Section E -Sattler I. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 4:10 p.m. II. Roll Call Present Absent Senator Acker Senator Champagne (unexcused) Senator Adams Senator DiBenedetto (unexcused) Senator Davis Senator Maestas (excused) Senator Harrington Senator Muir (unexcused) Senator Hendrick Senator Nichols (excused) Senator Holm Senator Kelleher Senator Kowalczyk Senator Larson Senator Nellis Senator Sattler Senator Smith Senator Varona There being quorum, the meeting continued. III. Approval of Minutes #15-8 The minutes were approved with corrections - Executive Board increase to $425 in stipend and mark Senator DiBenedetto's name off the vote on VIII. Item E as he was not present. IV. Announcements Senate President Haldeman announced the Executive Board recommened that Kai Fischer be sent in place of Michelle DiTillio to the Washington Conference. V. The Executive Board Nominations: Kirk Hendrick to Nevada Student AffairsDirector. To approve monies for 2 people to be made notary publics. Dorey Carney's referral jjrill not be renewed. To approve a $200 stipend for KUNV Program Director. To approve monies for the equipment for the Yellin1 Rebel. Michael Stars to Radio Board Representative. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739 -3477 S.M. 15-9 - 2 - Vice President Fischer announced that he had just been to an Intercollegiate Council Meeting and that students questioned the amount of Season tickets available. He would like to see this looked into as a survey or other means. Vice President Fischer also discussed the American Student Asso-ciation National Seminar in Washington. Senate President Pro Tempore Varona announced that if there are any agenda items to please just submit them to Bill Haldeman or James Ohriner. Senate President Haldeman discussed the over-use of the phones and cautioned everyone. VI. Board, Director and Committe Reports John Fazi addressed the Senate for Intraaiur als, the shirts arrived for football and warball is in the works. He also announced that Randy Tidwell will be the only assistant director. James Ohriner addressed the Senate. He discussed Andy Nichols stipend was never put into effect and that action should be taken as soon as possible. He also gave a report on OPI. Senate President Haldeman addressed the Senate for NSA. He stated that the Executive Board would like to see 8 senators attend the Jean Fords Seminar. Linda Ferris addressed the Senate for Publications Board. She announced that a meeting on January 30 would be held to discuss new procedures and advertisement. She requested the Senate to move into New Business Item I. Senator Harrington moved to suspend with the rules and move directly into New Business, item I. Senator Acker seconded. The motion failed with 7 in favor, 5 opposed (Larson,Sattler,Holm,Smith,Adams) and 0 abstaining. Senator Davis arrived at the meeting at 4:35 p.m. Senator Sattler moved to suspend with the rules and move directly into New Business, item E. Senator Holm seconded. The motion failed with 8 in favor, 5 opposed (Nellis, Harrington, Acker, Kowalczyk,Smith) and 0 abstaining. VII. Old Business A. Nominations for Vacant Senate Seats 1 Academic Advisement: Charlie Kim (closed) B. Approval of Stipend Raises: (2/3) 1. E&P Chariman stipend/increase to $200 per month in February 2. Student Services Chairman Stipend/increase to $225 per month in February. 3'. Yellin' Rebel Editor increase Stipend to $275 per month in Feb. 4. E&P Vice Chairman increase stipend to $100 per month in Feb. 5. CSUN President, Vice President, and Senate President increase stipend to $400 per month in Feb. 6. CSUN President, Vice President, and Senate President increase stipend to $425 per month in FEbruary. No action was taken. S.M. 15-9 -3- VIII. New Business A. Senate approval of the replacement of Michelle DeTillio with Kai Fischer for the Washington D.C. Conference. Senator Varona moved to approve. Senators Harrington and Acker seconded. The motion passed with 11 in favor, 1 opposed (Smith) and 1 abstaining (Kowalczyk). B. Approval of Registration fees and per diam for Andy Nichols for the Washington D.C. Conference. No action was taken. C. Stipend Resolution - 15-2--Hd>lm Senator Holm moved to approve. Senator Kowalczyk seconded. There was much discussion. Senator Smith moved the question. Senator Kelleher seconded. The motion passed with 12 in favor, 1 opposed (Larson) and 0 abstaining. The main motion failed with 2 in favor (Holm,Kowalczyk) and 11 opposed, and 0 abstaining. Senator Sattler moved to suspend with the rules and move directly into Item E. Senator Holm seconded. The motion failed with 4 in favor (Kelleher,Varona,Holm,Sattler) and 8 opposed, and 1 abstaining (Larson). D. Summer fee increase Resolution 15-3 --Holm,Haldeman. Senator Holm moved to approve. Senator Acker seconded. There was much discussion by the Senators. Dr. Unrue addressed the Senate and stated his views for the increase. Senate President Haldeman passed the gavel to Senate Pres. Pro-tempore Varona at 5:35 p.m. Senate Pres. Haldeman stated that he was in favor of the resolution. Dr. Brown addressed the Senate and answered questions by the Senate. The motion to approve the resolution passed with 12 in favor, 1 opposed (Adams) and 0 abstaining. E. Approval of a Grant in an amount not to exceed $500 for the Every Women's Center. Senate President Haldeman moved to approve. Senator Harrington seconded. Mary Patterson addressed the Senate. The motion passed with 13 in favor, 0 opposed, and 0 abstaining Senate President Pro Tem Varona passed the gavel back at 6:00 p.m. to Senate President Haldeman. S.M. 15-9 -4- F. Approval of funding for CSUN representatives to attend Jean Ford's Legislature Workshop not to exceed $25 per representa-tive from the 900 account. Vice President Fischer moved to approve. Senator Harrington seconded. Senator Sattler stepped out for a moment. The Senators interested in attending are: Sean Kelleher, Bill DiBenedetto, and Tyrone Smith. The motion passed with 11 in favor, 1 opposed (Davis) and 0 abstaining. G. Introduction of Senate Bill 15-7 --Varona No action was taken. H. Approval to increase Intramurals Wage and Salarry Line of $3,000. John Fazi addressed the Senate. Vice President Fischer moved to refer this item to the Appropriations Board. Senator Harrington seconded. There was some discussion,. Senator Davis moved the previous question. Senator Acker seconded. The motion passed with 13 in favor, 0 opposed, and 0 abstaining. The motion to refer this item to the Appropriations Board passed with 10 in favor, 1 opposed (Acker), and 2 abstaining (Varona,Smith). Senator Smith moved to reconsider the item of a 9-credit fee waver whereby the Senate failed to approve at Meeting 15-8. Senators Harrington; and Sattler seconded. Senator Davis moved to limit debate to a minute each. Senator Sattler seconded. This was withdrawn. The motion to reconsider passed with 11 in favor, 2 opposed (Adams Acker) and 0 abstaining. James Ohriner addressed the Senate. A roll call vote was requested. In Favor Those Opposed Senator Davis Senator Acker Senator Harrington Senator Adams Senator Hendrick Senator Sattler Senator Kelleher Senator Smith Senator Kowalczyk A.b, st^a i.n ing Senator Larson — ————-— Senator Holm Senator Varo.na 0 n , . Senator Nellis The motion failed with 7 in favor, 4 opposed, and 2 abstaining, I. Motion to recind vote whereby appointment of Yellin' Rebel Editor failed. Senator Varona moved to approve. Senator Harrington seconded Linda Ferris addressed the Senate and the Publications Board recommends approval of Ron Zayas. S.M. 15-9 -5- Carmen Zayas addressed the Senate followed by Ron Zayas . Robin Hunt as a student who previously worked on the Yellin* Rebel Staff, also stated his views. There was much discussion. Senator Sattler moved the previous question. Senator Varona seconded. The motion passed with 12 in favor, 1 opposed (Holm) and 0 abstaining. The motion to rescind passed with 12 in favor, 1 opposed (Holm) and 0 abstaining. Senator Sattler moved to limit debate to 1 minute each. Senator Harrington seconded. The motion passed with 13 in favor, 0 opposed, and 0 abstaining. There was more discussion. The main motion to approve Ron Zayas as Yellin' Rebel editor passed with 10 in favor, 2 opposed (Holm,Adams)and 1 abstaining (Lar son) . Senator Acker moved to adjourn. Senator Sattler seconded. The motion failed with 4 in favor, 7 opposed (Adams,Davis,Harrington, Kelleher,Larson,Varona,Ne11is) and 2 abstaining (Hendrick,Smith). IX. Open Discussion Lots. X. Adjournment Senate President Haldeman adjourned the meeting at 7:35 p.m. Senate President Pro Tempore Gus Varona Respectfully submitted by, Susan Dute', Senate Secretary CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA Senate Meeting 15-10 January 24, 1985 BEH Room 542 4:00 p.m. I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Approval of Minutes #15-9 IV. Announcements V. Executive Board Nominations VI. Board, Committee, and Director Reports VII. Old Business A. Approval of Stipend Raises (2/3) 1. E&P Chairman stipend/increase to $200 per month in February. 2. Student Services Chairman Stipend/increase to $225 per month in February. 3. Yellin' Rebel Editor increase stipend to $275 per month in Feb. 4. E&P Vice Chairman increase stipend to $100 per month in Feb. 5. CSUN President, Vice President, and Senate President increase stipend to $400 per month in Feb. 6. CSUN President, Vice President, and Senate President increase stipend to $425 per month in Feb. B. Nominations for Vacant Senate Seats 1. Academic Advisement: Charlie Kim (closed) C. Approval of Senate Bill 15-6 —Holm,Sattler D. Approval of Senate Bill 15-7 —Varona VIII. New Business A. Approval of Senate Seats B. Approval of Kirk Hendrick to NSA Director. C. Approval of Michael Stowers to Radio Board. D. Approval of a stipend/increase to $200 for KUNV Program Director. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 - Senate Agenda 15-10 -2- E. Approval of authority to buy new equipment for the Yellin' Rebel with Computergraphic for $800 a month. F. Action/dicsussion on Vice President Pro-Tempore stipend problems. G. Introduction of Senate Bill 15-8 —Holm. H. Introduction of Senate Bill 15-9 —Holm. I. Approval of Contract with Naked Combo —E&P. IX. Open Discussion X. Adj ournment sjd CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS RESOLUTION NUMBER 15-4 of the 15th Session Introduced by: President Anderson BE IT RESOLVED, That the Senate of the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada establish the Ad Hoc Committee on Campus Activity Coordination; and be it further RESOLVED, That this Ad Hoc Committee be charged to meet prior to February 1, 1985 and report to the Senate a recommendation concerning the creation of a position within the University or CSUN to coordinate campus activities, define the scope and range of that position, suggest possible con-support from CSUN and the UNLV administration, and other matters properly related thereto; and be it further RESOLVED, That Senators Kelleher* Maestas, and Sattler be appointed members of the Ad Hoc Committee, with Senator Kelleher presiding as Chairman. ADOPTED AT SENATE MEETING 15-10, on 1/24/85. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill No. 6 of the 15th Session. INTRODUCED BY: Senators Holm and Sattler Summary: AN ACT relating to an amendment of the Research and Investigation Act. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Amend CSUNRS No. 202 by creating a new subsection to be numbered 202.04, D. and repealing the previous subsection: 202.04 CRI members shall not have an affiliation with parties that the CRI is investigating. If a CRI member is an associate as a subordiante, subsidiary, or a member with an investigated party, the CRI member shall be suspended from the aforementioned investigation by the CRI Chairman or by the Senate in the absence of a higher CRI authority. 202.10 Effective date for the amendment of the Research and Inves-tigation Act: upon passage and approval. Approved at Senate xMeeting 15-10, on 1/24/85. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Senate Bill No. 8 of the 15th session INTRODUCED BY: Senators Holm, Kelleher, Sattler, and DiBennedetto Summary: AN ACT relating to student publications, Yellin' Rebel and Quicksilver, providing for operating policies and other matters properly relating thereto. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RE-PRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Amend CSUNRS No. 700 by creating a new statute therein to be numbered 701, and create subsections thereto to read as follows: 701.00 Publications Operating Policies 701.02 The Yellin' Rebel and Quicksilver publications shall be required to maintain operating policies. 701.04 Operating Policies of publications shall include guiding concepts for publication, personnel standards expected from the student publication staff, and journalistic performance standards. 701.06 Publications shall not publish without an operating policy. 701.08 All publications shall be written by CSUN members, generally. Material of CSUN members shall take priority to that submitted by non-CSUN members 701.10 Violation of Statue 701, as determined by the Judicial Council, shall cause automatic suspension of stipend of the student publication's editor-in-chief and the pub-lications board chairman for one month. 701.12 This Act shall become effective upon passage and approval By a vote of in favor, opposed, — the Bill passed /(failed. - Introduced at meeting #15 - . Final action taken at meeting #15- UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 17 January 19 85 Senators and Executive Board Members: I recently discovered that several, if not many, unfounded accu-sations have been made against me with regard to Yellin' Rebel operations and equipment. The makers of these accusations are either malicious, ignorant or ill-informed. The same applies to those who choose to believe these statements without question or research. I feel it is necessary to defend myself on at least one point as it concerns a matter now before the Senate. I understand Mr. Zayas wishes to convince CSUN to purchase new typesetting equipment, claiming the equipment now in use is not fit for use and further naming me as the party responsible for its condition. I would like to make three points. First, the equipment was a-bused, not by me or my staff, ;JbutrEather„by: JSr. L'Frantellizzi, who served as editor before me, and his staff, of which Mr. Zayas was a member. Second, the equipment was in working order, despite this abuse, the day I became editor and the day I left the position. The only piece of equipment in need of repair or replacement was the processor, which is a great deal older than the Trendsetter and its terminals. By the way, I understand Mr. Zayas has accused me of wrongly removing a processor from the Yellin' Rebel office. I removed the processor in order to return it to the Nifty Nickel staff, who had loaned the piece to me on a personal basis when the Yellin' Rebel processor broke down. It should also be pointed out that because Mr. Frantellizzi1s repair bills had been so expensive we decided to take out a maintenance contract on the typesetting equipment._My third and final point is this: if Mr. Zayas claims the equipment cannot be used, then either he is lying to you or he and 'his staff have miserably abused that very delicate and ex-pensive machinery. If Mr. Zayas needs an excuse I suggest he find; another ^.scapegoat. If there are charges to be leveled against me and my staff I suggest we discuss them in an open forum. Anyone having questions concerning this or any related matter may leave a message for me in the IAC mailbox in the CSUN office. Thank you. Sincerely, Karen Cohen CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS Special Agreement for Co-Sponsor I. CSUN shall be reimbursed in full for all expenses it incurs in producing the event. II. The profit remaining shall then be divided: 75% to the co-sponsoring organization(s), and 25% to CSUN. III. In the event of loss, the loss shall be divided: 25% shall be the obligation of the co-sponsoring organization (s) , and 75% shall be the obligation of CSUN. /ERSiiY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS,'^505 MARYLAND PARrCvYAY/LAS VEGAS, NV £9154/(702) 739-3477 CSUN ENTERTAINMENT AND PROGRAMMING DIRECTOR ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS ENTERTAINMENT & PROGRAMMING TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FEB 1 Welcome Back Party in MSU Courtyard 11:00 - 4 pm FEB 16 CSUN Co-Sponsered, Dance Party MSU Ballroom 9pm - 2am MAR 14-15-16 Mardi Gras MAR 29 Spring Break TGIF MSU Courtyard 11:00 - 4 pm APR TBA Lecture TBA APR TBA Concert with Miller High Life Concert Series APR 12 TGIF Party MSU Courtyard 11:00 - 4 pm MAY 3 CSUN Co-Sponsered Fundraising dance Party MSU Ballroom 9pm-2am MAY 17 Senior Rejection Letter Party MSU Courtyard 11:00 - 4 pm UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 LORI WAGNER UP DATED SONGLIST HARD FOR THE MONEY NEW DRUG LOVE SOMEBODY DRIVE LOVE IS A BATTLEFIELD GIRLS MIDDLE OF THE ROAD SHARP DRESSED MANTEASER SFO STAND BACK WARRIOR LETS GET CRAZY JUMP LOVES GOT A LINE TIME AFTER TIME FOOTLOOSE HOT GIRLS IN LOVE ROCK AND ROLL SEAGER ROCK THIS TOUR RUN TO YOU JENNY JENNY SHADOW OF THE NIGHT HEART AND SOUL PRETEND HEART OF ROCK BURNING UP WHY ME 50S MEADLEY ILL WAIT NO MORE WORDS, AUTHORITY STUCK ON YOU WORKING FOR A LIVING TOO MUCH TIME TALKING IN YOUR SLEEP DANCING IN THE SHEETS MAGIC BOARDERLINE WALKING A THIN LINE JOHNNIE BE GOODE STRUT COCANE REBEL YEAL GOODBYE TO YOU PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that the following individuals and organizations are Grand Patrons who have donated _$50 0. or. more.to the nonprofit Piffles production. We would not have been able to proceed with the Piffles production 'without the help of these fine, individuals. The following is in a Iphabetical order: Mr. Kent Anderson Mr. Joe Foley - — — * The Donrey Corporation Mr. Chris Karamanos Mr. Robert Maxson Mr. Jack McBride -President, Consolidated Students Board - of Regents, UNS •—•*"• - ' " Outdoor Advertising Corporation Board of Regents President, UNLV former Board of Reaents Chair This list will be updatee as the foundation grows-An * a donation which is not monetary. .icaces PIFFLE'S PRODUCTION UPDATE-It is cur pleasure to announce that over $3,000. has been raised toward the production of Piffles and we are Well on our way toward the minimum budget of 56,000. We thank each and every person who made this production possible. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE e It is our pleasure to announce that The Yellin' Rebel Newspaper has agreed to run the Piffles advertisements free of charge in support of this nonprofit endeavor. We thank Mr. Ron Zayas, Editor, The Yellin' Rebel for his support ana cooperation. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE The following are contact numbers which you may need for information. Please try to determine the best person to call for your particular question. These numbers are to be circulated among Piffles staff members only. Thank you. In alphabetical order: - Other important numbers will follow later /ERSiiY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS,'^505 MARYLAND PARrCvYAY/LAS VEGAS, NV £9154/(702) 739-3477 Anderson, Kent Producer, Funds 735 - 8574 Dute', Susan Administrative 739 - 3477 Guerrero, Tony Graphics 459 - '3225 Longfellow, Gary Headresses 739 - 3477 Russell, Nancy Finances 736 - 0966 Scalici, James Cosmetics, Hair 796 - 7448 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Saga Foodservice, under the direction of Mr. Kendall Jaspers, has graciously donated food and drink to' be located in the Green Room during the Piffles production performances for the singers and dancers and technical crew. Once again, we appreciate the support of Saga Foodservice. .... PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Scott Nellis, currently a Consolidated Students Senator and Health Science major has agreed to be the Master of Ceremonies for the Piffles production. Mr. Nellis has also been involved as an entertainer for quite some time. /ERSiiY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS,'^505 MARYLAND PARrCvYAY/LAS VEGAS, NV £9154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is gur pleasure to announce that Ms. Catherine Clay, former. Consolidated Students Senate President and current Hotel Association Vice - President, has graciously volunteered to assist in fashions and accessories for the nonprofit production Piffles. We welcome Ms. Clay's assistance and support. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE" ~ " It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Richard Vfolfe of Las Vegas has volunteered to cover the printing costs of the Piffles production tickets. We wholeheartedly welcome Mr. Wolfe's financial assistance and support. Without the dedication of Las Vegas citizens, this benefit would not be possible.. - UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Fred Albrecht, Executive Director of Alumni Relations, has graciously provided advertising in the UNLV Alumni Association News - letter. The Newsletter is sent to 11,000 individuals of which 6000 reside in Clark County area. We will be making a presentation to the Alumni Board of Directors and we appreciate Mr. Albrecht's assistance. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that the KUNV Radio Station News Department will be providing•advertising and will be covering new events and progress associated with the Piffles nonprofit production free of charge. They will also be corresponding.with other television and radio stations to procure advertising space and talk show guest space. They will also be creating Public Service Announcements on cart to be distributed to local tv and radio stations. We welcome KUNV News Department to our list of advertising avenues. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that the Donrey Outdoor Advertising Agency has graciously donated billboard space in Las Vegas for the purpose of advertising and promoting the Piffles musical production. We thank the agency for their kind and significant support. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE . It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Mike Tucci, a resident computer analyst, has volunteered to assist in program advertising and, in doing the necessary legwork for a production of this size. Mr. Tucci has worked diligently as a liason with local celebrities for the Special Olympics events held in Las Vegas. He will also be working as a —-• liason in the same capacity for the Piffles production and we welcome his contacts and support.' UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE I t is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Tony Guerrero, a resident graphic design artist, has graciously donated time from h i s busy schedule and the equipment and services of h i s office to provide graphic design and production services f o r the Piffles production. Mr. Guerrero will be responsible f o r original, camera - ready copy of the Piffles community 19 " x 24 " posters and the 11" x 17" flyers. Mr. Guerrero w i l l also be responsible for the detailed graphic design of the program cover, ticket face, all pre poduction announcements, newspaper advertisements and copy and V.I.P. invitations to our Grand Patrons. We appreciate the tremendous amount of time Mr. Guerrero has given and is continuing to give to the Piffles show. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE . It is our pleasure to announce that Vusic 21 Video Television has agreed to cover new events and progress as well as advertising of the nonprofit Piffles production. We welcome Vusic 21 to our advertising list and we thank- Vusic 21 for their support and cooperation. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS < OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE « It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Kenneth Hanlon, Chairman/ Assistant Professor of music, has been very cooperative in locating and creating a small backup band to provide live music for the solo entertainers involved in the Piffles production. We wholeheartedly appreciate his help, support and diligent work. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Ms. Nancy Russell, current Consolidated Students Business Manager, has donated her spare time and skill as nonprofit Business Manager for the Piffles production. We welcome Ms. Russell to the "team" and I'm sure she will be busy. Ms. Russell will be responsible for receipt books, bank account status and other financial matters. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE e It is our pleasure to announce that four Las Vegas Strip hotel costumers have agreed to be involved in the production and creation of the costumes for the Piffles production as well as-a local expert on headress creations, Mr. Gary Longfellow. The names of the others will be released at a later date because they are still on contract with the various hotels. We welcome their talent and are looking forward to the elaborate costumes they will enable us to present. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. Hogan Van Do has graciously donated his time and .talent as a resident artist to help design and create the scenery and set design for the Piffles production. Mr. Van Do will also be re - sponsible for the scaled down models of the stage and scenes. Mr. Van Do's works are influenced strongly by the Art Deco and Oriental fields. We appreciate Mr. Van Do's commitment and support. /ERSiiY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS,'^505 MARYLAND PARrCvYAY/LAS VEGAS, NV £9154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Mr. James Scalici has volunteered to be Director of cosmetics and hair styles as well as assisting with costume inventory and accessories. Mr. Scalici has had experience in creating elaborate, but controversial costumes and has done much work locally with cosmetics and current hair styles. We appreciate Mr. scalici's support and talent. PIFFLES PRODUCTION UPDATE It is our pleasure to announce that Ms. Susan Dute' has volunteered her administrative services in producing and distributing the Piffles update memos and other necessary office work. Often a musical production of this size is actually supported by its administrative staff and we appreciate Ms. Dute1s assistance. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA. LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477