Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 21, 1985

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 1985 BEH Room 542 4:00 p.m. I. Call to Order 3 43 y II. Roll Call — IVI III. Approval of Minutes 15-17 IV. Announcements V. Executive Board Nominations James Ohriner - Ad Hoc Constitutional Revision Committee Charlie Kim - OPI and NSA VI. Board, Committe, and Director Reports II. Old Business A. Approval of Senate Bill 15-8 VIII. New Business A. Approval of Executive Board Nominations B. Approval of Senate Bill 15-9 —Varona C. Approval of Radio Board Operating Policy D. Approval of funding for the Organizations Board not to exceed $6,000.00 —Holm E. Approval of amendment s: to Publications Board Operating Policy F. Nominations for Vacant Hotel College Seat: Catherine Clay Dave Penzek Tim Harding Chuck Jensen G. Change of stipend for Greg Dorchak, Yellin' Rebel Production Manager from $125.00 per month. 1. to $0.00 per month -Smith 2. to $65.00 per month -Adams H. Change of stipend for John Fazi for conduct unbecoming of CSUN Official. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 Senate Agenda 15-18 - 2 - I. Introduction of Ballot Q's and Constitution Revision Committee J. Recognition of Organization 1. Big-O-Fan Club K. Approval to create photographic backboards for Graduation not to exceed $400.00. L. Approval of funding for UNLV Wheel of Fortune Team not to exceed $150.00. M. Approval of transfer of $12,000 of budget authority from Contingency Reserve line (901) to Operating Control line of 901. N. Approval of transfer of $20,000.00 of cash from 906 to 901 account. 0. Approval of co-sponsorship with SAE —E&P. P. Approval of clean-up for Ladies Night, March 2, 1985 for the History Club not to exceed $75.00 —E&P. Q. Approval of clean-up for Mardi Gras Party on Saturday, March 16, 1985 for Big-O-Fan Club, not to exceed $75.00 —E&P. R. Approval of clean-up for Mardi Gras on March 14, 1985 for UNLV Soccer Team, not to exceed $100.00 —E&P. S. Approval of clean-up for ''Spring Break Party" on March 29, 1985 for the ATO Pledges, not to exceed $75.00 —E&P. T. Wave Bylaw 15 to approve Item U. U. Approval of funding not to exceed $400.00 for the Students for Conservative Government for a Forum on the Candidates. V. Approval of Contract for KUNV - Latin American Carnival on Sunday, April 21, 1985. W. Dismissal of Developemental Director of KUNV. —Nichols. X. Approval to donate one electric stove to the Pre-school, not to exceed $500.00 —Varona IX. Open Discussion X. Adjournment ?j4 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 1985 BEH Room 542 4:00 p.m. SUPPLEMENTAL ITEMS *not to be considered before 4:30 p.m. V. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS Sean Kelleher to Bylaws and Appropriations Board Andy Nichols to Academic Budget Committee Debra Cone to International Education Committee Stipend Nominations 1. $0.00 for Publications Board Chairman 2. $0.00 for Organizations Board Chairman 3. $0.00 for KUNV News Director sjd UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS RESOLUTION 15-08 OS UN SPONSORS : Pcesident Anderson, Com tors Di T>n<_detto, Ur-unVk Nichols, Clia::.p< ;;ne, K;'"rin^ton, Whereas, adequate coup en sat ion is necessary to obtain and maintain a high quality of parking traffic regulation and is.plentation; and Nhereas, In the past, the parking and traffic enforcement office and per-sonnel has been inadequately funded; and Nherc-'S, The parking and traffic office is presently inadequately funded; and VThereas, Due to this funding inadequacy, parking and traffic personnel are consequently insufficient and frustrated; and Whereas, "Without adequate funding increases, this situation will continue to degenerate; and 1 "heroes, All parking fines and meter monies are allocated to the Police Departments General Budget; and Whereas, Without a transfer of funds to the Parking and Traffic budget, a student parking registration fee will need to be implemented; and Nnereas, The students of the University of Nevada System recognize and affirm the concept of Academic growth and priority, but recognize the econon ic realities in operations and providing for adequate personnel; and Whereas, The student members of the Parking and Traffic Committee feel the need to distinguish its monies and authority from that of the UNLV Police Department in general; be it RESOLVED, That me, the Students of the University of Nevada System, represented in the Senate of CSUN, being committed to Academic F/-cellance, endorse the transfer of Parking Citation monies and meter funds to the Parking and Traffic Committee ity. CSL'N ADOPTED _14 IN FAVOR, 1 OPPOSED, 0 ABSTAINi>:G. (,N '.-IS DATE OF 3/21/85 , Senate Meeting 15-18. >\. I.AS V;:CAS/4c05 E'ARYE/ ; .D r/TA.YAY/LAS VEGAS. !JV £915-^70?) /o?-cA/7 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT A JOINT RESOLUTION #15-09 OF THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AND UNLV FACULUTY SENATES CSUN SPONSORES: Senate President Haldeman, CSUN President Anderson, Vice President Fischer, Senators: Varona, Harrington, Kelleher, Larson, Nichols, Champagne, Acker, Hendrick, and Chadwell UNLV FACULTY SPONSORS: Whereas, CSUN and the Faculty Senates support the offering of courses with lower enrollment requirements during summer sessions; and Whereas, CSUN and the Faculty Senates recognize the need for a faculty salary increase; and Whereas, a fee increas is not feasible for the summer sessions of 1985, but would be acceptable to the CSUN and Faculty Senates for the summer sessions of 1986; now, therefore be it RESOLVED BY THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, JOINTLY WITH THE FACULTY, REPRESENTED IN THE UNLV FACULTY SENATE, That the funding to meet these needs in the summer of 1985 be taken from the fifteen percent (15%) of summer session fees presently applied to the UNS Summer School Endowment Account; and be it further RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be distributed to all appropriate media sources and administrators of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Adopted in the CSUN Senate by a vote of 14 in favor, 1 opposed, 0 abstaining, at senate meeting # 15-18 , on 3 / 21 / 85 . UNLV Faculty: By a vote of in favor, opposed, abstaining, the Resolution was/was not approved: Meeting # ; / /85. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 Senate Bill No. 10 of the 15th Session. CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS INTRODUCED BY: Vice President Fischer EMERGENCY CASH TRANSFER BILL Summary: AN ACT relating to emergency transfers of cash and budget authority within statutes 900, 901, 903, 904, 906, 907, 908, 911, and 912; correcting Amended Budget Act of 1984-85; and providing for other matters properly relating thereto. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS, REPRESENTED IN THE CSUN SENATE, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: Amend CSUN Statutes 900, 901, 903, 904, 906, 907, 908, 911, and 912 to reflect the following accounting transactions: 1. TRANSFER $36,500 cash and budget authority from account 900 to 906. DECREASE 900 account, line 1100 by $2,500; line 1500 by $24,000; line 2100 by $3,000; and line 3000 by $7,000; for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $36,500 for budget authority. The corresponding cash transfer from the 900 account will be from code 9002 to the 906 account of code 9001'. 2. TRANSFER $170 of budget authority from account 906 to 903. INCREASE 903 account, line 1100 by $150 and line 1600 by $20 for budget authority. DECREASE 906 account, line 1500 by $170 for budget authority. 3. TRANSFER $14,900 of budget authority from account 904 to 906. DECREASE 904 account, line 1500 by $5,000 and line 3000 by $10,000 for budget authority. INCREASE 904 account, line 1100 by $100 for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $14,900 for budget authority. DECREASE 906 account, line 1100 by $100 for budget authority. 4. TRANSFER $8,500 cash and budget authority from account 907 to 906. DECREASE 907 account, line 3 0 00 by $8, 500 for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $8,500 for budget authority. The corresponding cash transfer from 907 account will be from code 9002 to the 906 account of code 9001. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 (CONT. S.B. 15-10) 5. TRANSFER $3,000 cash and budget authority from account 906 to 90 8. INCREASE 908 account, line 1100 by $800; line 1600 by $25; and line 3000 by $2,175; for budget authority. DECREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $3,000 for budget authority. The corresponding cash transfer from 906 account will be from code 9002 to the 908 account of code 9001. 6. TRANSFER $2,980 cash and budget authority from account 911 to 906. INCREASE 911 account, line 1600 by $20 for budget authority. DECREASE 911 account, line 3000 by $3,000 for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $3,000 for budget authority. DECREASE 906 account, line 1600 by $20 for budget authority. The corresponding cash transfer from 906 account will be from code 9002"to the 906 account of code 9001. 7. TRANSFER $18,00 cash and budget authority from account 912 to 906. DECREASE 912 account, line 3000 by $18, 000 for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 3000 by $18,000 for budget authority. The corresponding cash transfer from 912 account will be from code 9002 to the 906 account of code 9001. 8. TRANSFER $9,000 cash and budget authority from account 901 to 906. DECREASE 901 account, line 1500 by $9,000 for budget authority. INCREASE 906 account, line 1500 by $9,000 for budget authority. 9. TRANSFER $12,000 of budget authority from account 901, line 7 900 to line 3000. 10. TRANSFER $20,000 of cash from account 906, code 9002 to account 901, code 9001. 11. TRANSFER $300 of budget authority from account 912, line 3000 to line 1100. TRANSFER $10 of budtet authority from account 912, line 3000 to line 1600. 12. TRANSFER $1,000 of cash and budget authority from account 906, line 3000 to 905, line 3000. This Act shall become effective upon passage and approval. Approved at Senate Meeting 15-18, on 3/21/85. p.2 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION/CSUN PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA LA=5 VFRAQ 4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY . LAS VEGAS^NEVADA 89^54 . (702) 739-3779 BEST GROUPS PRODUCTIONS 1460 E. Charleston Blvd (702) 733-7980 Date: 3-19-85 CONTRACT Name of the Event: Spanish Carnival Place of the Event: Student Union (first and second floor) Date of the Event: April 21, 1985 •> Duration of the Event: 10 hrs. (From 12 noon to 10 PM) Amount of People Expected: Approximately 500 to 600 Purpose of the Event: A fundraising activity to celebrate the 4th anniversary of KUNV's Spanish program "Sabado Especial." , Sponsors: Best Groups Productions (Carlos Keller, President) and KUNV Admission: $2.50 COMMITMENT: I, Carlos Keller, president of Best Groups Productions, will organize a Spanish Carnival with games, exhibition booths, contests, Spanish entertainment, and Latin food and beverage. This carnival will be held on April 21, 1985, from 12 noon to 10 p.m., in the Student Union. Besides organizing this carnival, Best Groups Productions will provide all the money for the security force, the cashiers, the bartenders, and 'custodians 10 days in advance of the scheduled event (i.e. the payments have to be done before 4-11-85). The other party, KUNV, will provide for this carnival the following: A) The place where the event will be held: first and second floor of the Student Union, and the two parking lots facing Maryland Parkway (this is just for parking purpose). B) All paper work necessary. This includes: 1) permission to sell liquor and food; 2) request of security force and cashiers. C) A good advertising campaign. The carnival will be advertised in English and Spanish over KUNV radio and also in Las Vegas, Sun newspaper. COMPENSATION: A) KUNV will receive 25% and Best Groups Productions will get 75% from the admission charge. B) From the sale of liquor or beer, KUNV will receive 25% and Best Groups Productions will get 75% from the gross sales of the liquor ^ ^ e e r . C) Best Groups Productions will have Wendy's coupon on the back of the ticket, if (1) KUNV requests it, (2) some profit of this adventure goes directly to "Sabado Especial" (i.e. T-shirt to advertise the program, etc.). The above represents a contract, when signed, between KUNV, CSUN, and Best Groups Productions. KUNV - Program Director Radio Board Chairman CSUN President Approved as corrected above at Senate Meeting 15-18, 3/21/85 by a vote of 14 in favor, 0 opposed, 1 abstaining. CK: tt KUNV -- General Manager Carlos Keller, Prfes-ident > Best Groups Productions CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 1985 BEH Room 542 I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Haldeman called the meeting to order at 4:14pm. II. ROLL CALL Senate President Haldeman announced the resignation from the Senate of Education Senator KimElizabeth Sattler. The roll call was taken with the following results: Present Absent Senator Senator Senator Senator Senator Senator Senator Senator Acker Adams Chadwell Champagne Davis DiBenedetto Harrington Hendrick Senator Holm Senator Kelleher Senator Kowalczyk Senator Larson Senator Maestas (late) Senator Nichols Senator Varona Senator Kim (unexcused) Senator Nellis(excused) Senator Smith(unexcused) III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 15-17 Senator Holm asked for a correction on page 1 of the minutes, that paragraph 1 of item III of the minutes be corrected as follows: "The minutes were approved with corrections to deleting the report from Parking and Traffic and deleting [Senator Holm]a motion to recind $125.00 from item N. under New Business, incorrectly attributed to Sen. Holm. Senate President Haldeman declared the minutes approved as cor-rected, without objection. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS Vice President Fischer explained the content of S.B. 15-11, that it was mostly a detailed accounting of the transfers approved at meeting 15-17. Senator Maestas entered the meeting at 4:19pm. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154/(702) 739-3477 Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 19 8 5 p. 2 Senator Nichols moved to place S.B. 15-11 on the agenda as Item Y for consideration as an emergency item. Senator Harrington seconded the motion, which passed with 14 in favor and 0 opposed, with 1 abstaining (Champagne). Senate President Haldeman announced that the CSUN/Faculty Joint Resolution concerning a summer fee increase would be considered as Item Z on the agenda. V. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS 1. Charlie Kim to OPI and NSA staffs 2. Sean Kelleher to Bylaws Committee and Appropriations Board 3. Andy Nichols to Academic Budget Committee 4. Debra Cone to International Education Committee 5. James Ohriner to Ad Hoc Constituional Revision 6. $0 stipend for Publications Board Chairman 7. $0 for Organizations Board Chairman 8. $0 for KUNV News Director VI. BOARD, COMMITTEE, DIRECTOR REPORTS Organizations Board Chairman Loewy gave a report on behalf of his board, which was his first meeting as chairman. He stated that he favors the stipend nomination of $0 for his position made by the Executive Board. He stated that the Board recognized the Psyche Club at the meeting, to be considered at the next Senate meeting. Intramurals Director Fazi announced that intramural basketball was winding down and Softball was starting up. Appropriations Board Chairman Fischer stated that the Board met on Monday and approved the transfers of the last Senate meeting. He stated that the Board will meet Monday, March 25. Nevada Student Affairs Director Hendrick reported on his recent conference in Washington, D. C. with the United States Student Association (USSA). He stated that anyone interested in finding out the lobbying techniques he was taught during the conference should see him. He also mentioned Campus Network, a cable tele-vision network. Chairman Hendrick stated that he participated in the nationally publicized march on the Capitol, as well as speaking personally to our representatives, with Senators Hecht and Laxalt refusing to take a stand on the issue of education budget cuts, due to the fact the subject was in committee, and Rep. Reid stating that he opposes the budget cuts 100%. VII. OLD BUSINESS A. Approval of Senate Bill 15-8 - Holm Senator Holm requested that this item be withdrawn. Without objection, the bill was withdrawn from the agenda. Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 19 8 5 p. 3 VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Executive Board Nominations. Senate President Haldeman noted that item 5 was not an Executive Board nomination, but a Senate nomination. Sen. Harrington moved to approve items 1, 2, 3, and 4 as a whole. Vice President Fischer seconded. Sen. Champagne asked Sen. Kelleher how many committees he was on already. Sen. Kelleher listed the committees and the frequency of the formal meetings. The motion passed with 14 in favor, 0 opposed, with 1 abstaining (Nichols). B. Approval of Senate Bill 15-9 - Varona Senator Varona requested that no action be taken, however he did pass a copy of the bill around to the Senate to re-mind them of its content. C. Approval of Radio Board Operating Policy Senate President Haldeman withdrew this item from the agenda, without objection. D. Approval of funding for the Organizations Board not to exceed $6,000 - Holm Senate President Haldeman withdrew this item from the agenda, without objection. E. Approval of amendments to Publications Board Operating Policy No action was taken on this item. F. Nominations for Vacant Hotel College Seat: Catherine Clay, Dave Penczek, Tim Harding, and Chuck Jensen. Senate President Haldeman announce that Mr. Harding requested his name be removed from consideration. Sen. Varona moved to close nominations for the open Hotel College Senate Seat. Sen. DiBenedetto seconded the motion. The motion failed to achieve a two-thirds majority, with 9 in favor, 6 opposed (Harrington, Hendrick, Holm, Kelleher, Kowalczyk, and Maestas). G. Change of stipend for Greg Dorchak, Yellin1 Rebel Production Manager from $12 5 per month: 1. to $0 per month - Smith 2. to $6 5 per month - Adams Sen. Hendrick moved to approve a stipend of $0 for Greg Dorchak, Production Manager. Vice President Fischer seconded. Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 1985 p. 4 Sen. Holm left the meeting. Sen. Hendrick moved to table the motion indefinitely. Vice President Fischer seconded. The motion failed to achieve a two-thirds majority, with 9 in favor, 5 opposed (Adams, Davis, Harrington, Larson, and Maestas). Yellin' Rebel Editor Ron Zayas was recognized to speak, and did so in opposition to the motion. Sen. Harrington stated that, since the Elections Board uses the figure of $5 as campaign violation fines, that the Senate also impose that fine on Mr. Dorchak for defacing campaign posters, plus an additional fine of $2.50 for "his attitude" in continuing to deface posters after being caught once. Sen. Harrington moved to amend the main motion to read "a reduction of $7.50 of the next month's stipend." Sen. Adams seconded. Sen. Nichols stated that he felt it was not relevent, that Mr. Dorchak was just a student, and that if the Senate approve this, it should actively seek and fine other students for de-facing campaign posters. Sen. Varona moved the previous question. Sen. Davis seconded. The motion failed to achieve a two-thirds majority, with 10 in favor, 3 opposed (DiBenedetto, Larson, and Nichols), with 1 abstaining (Harrington). On the motion, Vice President Fischer stated that this whole item is "assinine," and that the Senate should not fine people for things such as this. Sen. Harrington moved the previous question. Vice President Fischer seconded. The motion failed to achieve a two-thirds majority, with 11 in favor, 3 opposed (Champagne, Nichols, and Varona). Senate President Haldeman recessed the meeting to the call of the Chair at 5:02pm. Senate President Haldeman reconvened the meeting at 5:08pm. Sen. Holm was present when the meeting reconvened. Sen. Harrington requested permission to withdraw his motion, with the second concurring. There were no objections and the motion was withdrawn. Sen. Hendrick requested permission to withdraw his motion, with the second concurring. There were no objections and the motion was withdrawn. H. Change of stipend for John Fazi (Intramurals Director) for conduct unbecoming of CSUN Official. Sen. Larson moved to recommend that Mr. Dorchak make a formal apology to Elections Board Chairman Ashley for his conduct, and Mr. Fazi the same to the Senate and its gallery. Vice President Fischer seconded the motion, which passed Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 19 8 5 p. 5 with 15 in favor, 0 opposed. I. Introduction of Ballot Questions and Constitutional Revision. Senate President Haldeman submitted to the Senate for its consideration a set of amendments to the CSUN Constitution prepared in informal meetings of the Ad Hoc Committee, since quorum was not reached in committee.He further stated that the Ballot Questions were not prepared as of yet, but they will be ready for approval at the next Senate meeting, at which time the bylaw resticting a vote concurrent with in-troduction would need to be waived. J. Recognition of Organization 1. Big 0 Fan Club Sen. Nichols moved to approve recognition, with Sen. Kowalczyk seconding. Will Stokes, Big 0 Fan Club President, was re-cognized to address the Senate. Much "explicit" debate took place, referring to what the "0" stood for. The motion passed with 11 in favor, 1 opposed (Maestas), and 3 abstaining (DiBenedetto, Larson, and Varona). K. Approval to create photographic backboards for Graduation not to exceed $40 0. Vice President Fischer moved to approve the amount of $400. Sen. Harrington seconded the motion. Vice President Fischer explained that this concerned the building of large boards for which graduates could use as a background for pictures at the graduation ceremonies, and that the boards could be reused year after year. President Anderson further explained the motion and endorsed the expenditure. The motion passed with 14 in favor, 1 opposed (DiBenedetto). L. Approval of funding for UNLV Wheel of Fortune Team not to exceed $150. Sen. Varona moved to approve, with Sen. Harrington seconding. James Ohriner explained that 4 UNLV students, including him-self, would be appearing on the Wheel of Fortune game show for a contest against other university teams, that each team in the finals would be allowed approximately 1 minute of national air time to describe the school with accompanying slides, and that this was a good opportunity for national recognition of UNLV. He also stated that President Maxson was supporting the team by supplying UNLV sweaters to be worn on camera, and that the other schools attending were raising money in a similar fashion. Sen. Adams spoke against the motion. Senators asked Mr. Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 19 8 5 p. 6 Ohriner where the winnings would go. James Ohriner explained that the money was for each contestant, but the public notariety was the reason for seeking support from CSUN. Vice President Fischer spoke in favor of the motion, stating that the Senate earlier donated $1,000 to a Computergraphic project to add to the public name of UNLV with a 3 second spot on syndicated public television stations, and a $1,200 donation to a Lost City documentary to promote CSUN and UNLV. He stated that they deserved support from student government, as do these people. The motion failed with 2 in favor (Harrington and Varona), 12 opposed, and 1 abstaining (Hendrick). Vice President Fischer moved to approve an amount of $125 for the same purpose. Sen. Harrington seconded. Sen. Nichols objected to the consideration of the motion. The objection was sustained with 14 in favor, 1 opposed (Harrington). Vice President Fischer moved to approve an amount of $100 for the same purpose. Sen. Harrington seconded. Sen. Nichols objected to the consideration of the motion. The objection was sustained with 13 in favor, 2 opposed (Harrington and Hendrick). Vice President Fischer moved to approve an amount of $95 for the same purpose. Senate President Haldeman refused to accept the motion on the grounds it was frivilous. Sen. Maestas moved to set the time adjournment at 6:30pm. The motion was seconded and passed with 11 in favor, 4 opposed (Champagne, DiBenedetto, Harrington, and Kelleher). M. Approval of transfer of $12,000 of budget authority from Contingency Reserve line 9001 to Operating Control line 9001. Senate President Haldeman withdrew this item from the agenda, without objection. N. Approval of transfer of $20,000 of cash from 906 to 901 account. Senate President Haldeman withdrew this item from the agenda, without objection. 0. Approval of cosponsorship with SAE - E&P P. Approval of cleanup for Ladies Night, 3/2/85, for the History Club not to exceed $75 - E&P Q. Approval of clean-up for Mardi Gras Party on 3/16/85 for Big 0 Fan Club, not to exceed $75 - E&P R. Approval of clean-up for Mardi Gras 3/14/85 for UNLV Soccer Team, not to exceed $100 - E&P S. Approval of clean-up for "Spring Break Party" 3/29/85 for ATO Pledges, not to exceed $75 - E&P Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 1985 P. 7 Sen. Kowalczyk moved to approve Items 0, P, Q, R, and S as a whole, setting the amounts of $75 on Items P, Q, and S, and $100 for Item R. Sen. DiBenedetto seconded. Sen. Kowalczyk corrected her motion to set Item R at $75. Sen. DiBenedetto removed his second. Sen. Harrington seconded the corrected motion. The motion passed with 15 in favor, 0 opposed. T. Wave Bylaw 15 to approve Item U U. Approval of funding not to exceed $400 for the Students for Conservative Government for a Forum on the Candidates. No action was taken on either item. V. Approval of Contract for KUNV, Latin American Carnival on 4/21/85. Sen. Hendrick moved to approve the contract pending approval of CSUN Legal Counsel. President Anderson seconded the motion. Senate President Haldeman requested that the word "or" on line 3 of item B under Compensation on page 2 of the contract be changed to "and," and that due to the change, the signature of Carlos Keller on the contract should be crossed out and resigned with the change. Also, he noted that the signature of the Senate President was not necessary on the contract. The motion to approve with corrections passed with 14 in favor, 0 opposed, with 1 abstaining (Holm). W. Dismissal of Development Director of KUNV - Nichols Sen. Nichols asked that this item be withdrawn, since the Development Director had resigned. Without objection, the item was withdrawn. X. Approval to donate one electric stove to the Pre-school, not to exceed $500 - Varona Sen. Varona asked that no action be taken. Y. Approval of Senate Bill 15-11 as an emergency item. Sen. Harrington moved to approve S.B. 15-11 upon approval of the Appropriations Board. Sen. Holm seconded. The motion passed by achieving a two-thirds majority, with 15 in favor, 0 opposed. Z. Approval of CSUN/UNLV Faculty Joint Resolution Sen. Hendrick moved to adopt the resolution, with Sen. Varona seconding. The motion passed with 14 in favor, 1 opposed (Holm). Senate Meeting 15-18 March 21, 19 8 5 p. 8 AA. Approval of Parking Fee Resolution - Anderson Sen. Hendrick moved to adopt the Resolution. Sen. Harrington seconded the motion. President Anderson briefly explained the Resolution. The motion passed with 14 in favor, 1 opposed (Holm). IX. OPEN DISCUSSION Sen. Harrington noted that approximately 35 0 attended the Robert Hastings UFO lectures provided by CSUN and his re-ception was good. OPI Director Ohriner noted that the publicity for the Hastings lecture was a joint effort between he and Mr. Hastings, and it was quite successful, gaining good news coverage. He also stated that the publicity of the War Powers Act and the Student Militia went over exceptionally well, with television coverage by Terry Kneis of NBC affiliate KVBC, NBC national news, as well as CNN Cable Network News, all handled through the CSUN OPI. X. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Haldeman adjourned the meeting at 6:02pm