Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, March 10, 1988

CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS AGENDA SENATE MEETING 18-13 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 18-12 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Laura Hatcher to Judicial Council. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Discussion/Approval of changing Senate Bill #15 to a Bylaw; instead of directors, stating ALL STIPEND POSITIONS. (SEE REVISED BYLAW 15) [Senator Bailey] VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Yellin' Rebel travel for Connie Scordato, Advertising Manager, for $579.00. [Majority vote] B. Override of Elections Board Operating Board Policy to allow reduction in hours that booths are open, and number of booths open during Executive Board General Election. C. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music (TBA) for March 30th for $300. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] 3 (100) bc^cJ 6 oo) D. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music (TBA) for March 31st for $300. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] l\X\J (hwh^ E. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music (TBA) for April 1st for $500. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] TOwir*") tfocUr- F. Approval of Entertainment and Programming comedians for April 1st for $200. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 AGENDA 18-13 page 2 G. Approval of Clean up contract for March 30th for $75. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] gm/ H. Approval of Clean up contract for March 31st for $75. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] . A AtC A I. Approval of Clean up contract for April 1st for $75. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] -t^l-c J. Approval of shirts for March 3 0th, 31st and April 1st for $1200. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] K. Approval of contract with music (TBA) for St. Patrick's Day Party for $100. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] L. Approval of clean up contract with Sigma Phi Epsilon for St. Patrick's Day Party for $75. (Ric Jimenez) [Majority vote] M. Approval of the following cash prizes for contests on St. Patrick's Day: A. Tricycle Race: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. B. Volleyball Tournament: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. C. Ultimate Frisbee: 1st place-$40, 2nd place-$15 D. Bat Spin Contest: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25 N. Approval of $500 for Psi Chi Psychology Honors Society. (Senate President Evenson) IX. OPEN DISCUSSION X. ADJOURNMENT 2 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 18-13 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 198 8 4:00PM MSU 201 VIII. NEW BUSINESS C. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music with Big Wow for $200, and $100 for another band (jta to be announced, for March 30th. D. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for March 31st with LUV Hunter for $300. E. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for April 1st for $500 with Tommy Rocker. G. Approval of Clean up contract for March 30th for $75 with Sigma Chi. H. Approval of Clean up contract for March 31st for $75 with Alpha Kappa Alpha. I. Approval of clean up contract for April 1st for $75 with TKE. P. Approval of contract with LUV Hunter for April 2nd for $300. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA SENATE MEETING 18-13 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 VIII. NEW BUSINESS 0. Approval of $690 to send six Yellin' Rebel staff members to California Intercolliegate Press Association. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES SENATE MEETING 18-13 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Steve Evenson called the Senate Meeting 18-13 to order at 4:00pm. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT Senator Ax Senator Bailey- Senator Bennett Senator Bosma Senator Clay- Senator Cozine Senator Donovan Senator Lowe Senator Mangual Senator McGinty Senator Sanchez Senator Spicer Senator Varela Senator Hoffman Senator DaQuino Senator Johnson Senator Sakahara III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 18-12 Approve Senate Minutes 18-12. Motion to approve Senate Minutes 18—12 by Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Mangual. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. ABSENT Senator C. Smith (Excused) Senator Gottschalk (-UHSxeSstiQ; Senator Lowe (Excused) Senator Carlson (Excused) Senator Richmond (Excused) 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS Senate President Evenson announced that the following committees were open for senators to still get on: Appropriations Board, Entertainmentand Programming, Elections Board, Bylaws Committee, Student Services, and a couple of Faculty Committee. He also mentioned that he was still working on having the parking fee lifted from games or events that take place at the Thomas and Mack or the Silver Bowl if a parking fee goes into effect for UNLV. He also mentioned that he would still push for having shuttles going from the Thomas and Mack to campus if the parking fee goes into effect. He is planning a retreat for the Senators and directors and one representative of each organization sometime in June. This retreat will be to plan out the new year. Senate President Pro Tempore Jack Spicer announced that on the supplemental agenda were the names of the bands for the Entertainment and Programming events. Senate Secretary Palma Wesely announced that there will be a blood drive tomorrow. A sign up sheet was passed around for the Senators work at the blood drive. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Christine Mangual, chair of the Publications Board announced that at her last they did not meet quorum. Everyone who did not attend the meeting received an unexcused absences. Senator Gottschalk arrived at the meeting. Senator Bosma, OPI co-director announced that if anyone has an event that needs to be put into the newspaper they should see either himself or David Donovan. Toby Romer, Video Yearbook editor announced that everyone should buy a video yearbook. Mike Popp, Intramural Director gave his intramurals report. He passed out posters to the senators. Intramurals swimming, ping-pong, and racquetball events have started. Intramurals will be helping out with Greek Week. John Fazi, Entertainment and Programming Director announced that Item E of New Business should be amended to $600. April 2nd will be the Kiss concert. August Corrales, Appropriations Board Chair passed out Business Night flyers to the Senators, and mentioned that if anyone had time after the meeting to stuff enevlopes it would be appreciated. 2 VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Introduction of Laura Hatcher to Judicial Council. Senator Spicer motioned to move out of the order of the day, there were no objections. VIII.NEW BUSINESS N. Approval of $500 for Psi Chi Psychology Honors Society. Motion to approve by Senator McGinty. Seconded by Senator Bailey. There was discussion. A representative addressed the Senate. Senator Sanchez made an amendment for CSUN to match what Psi Chi makes in fundraising up to $250. Seconded by Senator Bosma. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, with thirteen in favor, one opposed (Spicer), and one abstention (Varela). August Corrales addressed the Senate. Motion to waive Chapter 200 CSUN Statutes 204.04, Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Mangual. Call for a vote. Motion failed, with ten in favor, and seven opposed (Cozine, Spicer, Clay, Sanchez, Mangual, McGinty, Johnson). VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Discussion/Approval of changing Senate Bill #15 to a Bylaw; instead of directors, stating ALL STIPENDED POSITIONS. Motion to approve by Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Sanchez. 2 Senate Bylaw no. 15 of the 18th Session INTRODUCED BY: Senator Greg Bailey SUMMARY: A Bylaw to amend to require all stipend positions to speak in front of classes. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IF THE CSUN SENATE, CREATE THE FOLLOWING BYLAW: Bylaw 23 All stipended positions are required to make at least one class appearance each semester. a. This appearance shall be scheduled by the Senate President or his designate. b. The appearance shall be defined as an appearance class by a stipend position holder about CSUN designated with the purpose of informing the students. c. The Senate President or his designate shall schedule an appearance for each director during the first month of classes of each of the Fall and Spring Semesters. d. An absence of a stipend position holder from a scheduled appearance will constitute grounds for a stipend reduction, unless otherwise designated by the Senate President. pOolton <2cxAJJljlQ. Senate President Evenson retained the gavel. VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Yellin' Rebel travel for Connie Scordato, Advertising Manager, for $579.00. Motion to approve by Senator Spicer. Seconded by Senator McGinty. Connie Scordato addressed the Senate. There was discussion. Call for a vote. 2 Motion carried, unanimously. B. Override of Elections Board operating Board Policy to allow reduction in hours that booths are open and number of booth open during Executive Board General Election. Motion to approve by Senator Gottschalk. Seconded by Senator Bailey. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carries, unanimously. Motion by Senator Sanchez to approve items:C., D., E. (WITH TOTAL BEING $600), F. , G. , H. , I., J., K., L., M., P., as a whole. Seconded by Senator Spicer. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously for the following items: C. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music with Big Wow for $200, and $100 for the Renewal for March March 30th. D. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for March 31st with LUV Hunter for $300. E. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for April 1st for $500 with Tommy Rocker. F. Approval of Entertainment and Programming comedians for April 1st for $200. G. Approval of clean up contract for March 30th for $75 for Sigma Chi. H. Approval of clean up contract for March 31st for $75 with Alpha Kappa Alpha. I. Approval of clean up contract for April 1st for $75 With TKE. J. Approval of shirts for March 3 0th, 31st and April 1st for $1200. K. Approval of contract with music (TBA) for St. Patrick's Day Party for $100. L. Approval of Clean up contract with Sigma Phi Epsilon for St. Patrick's Day Party for $75. M. Approval of the following cash prizes for contest on St. Patrick's Day: A. Tricycle Race: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. B. Volleyball Tournament: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. 2 C. Ultimate Frisbee: 1st place-$40, 2nd place-$15. D. Bat Spin Contest: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25. P. Approval of contract with LUV Hunter for April 2nd for $300. O. Approval of $690 to send Yellin1 Rebel staff members to California Intercollegiate Press Association. Motion to approve by Senator Spicer. Seconded by Senator Bosma. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION A student addressed the Senate about his feelings concerning the smoking policy. Senator Spicer made an introduction to have an next week's agenda to have the Executive Board Election filing fees up for approval. He thanked everyone for attending the meeting, he would appreciate everyone to be on time. Senator Mangual announced that she was behind Senator Spicer in that people should be on time at meeting, since she was having the same problem at the Publications Board meetings. Senator Donovan announced that OPI will have a short meeting after the Senate meeting. Senator Bailey mentioned that it would a good idea for the university should open up the gates at the Thomas and Mack for parking. He also mentioned that there should be a limit on the amount of election flyers put up in the different buildings. Senator Spicer announced that there will be an Entertainment and Programming meeting at Murphy's in ten minutes, everyone is welcome. X. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Evenson adjourned the Meeting at 5:50pm. SENATE PRESIDENT 2 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS MINUTES SENATE MEETING 18-13 THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1988 4:00PM MSU 201 I. CALL TO ORDER Senate President Steve Evenson called the Senate Meeting 18-13 to order at 4:00pm. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT Senator Ax Senator Bailey- Senator Bennett Senator Bosma Senator Clay- Senator Cozine Senator Donovan Senator Lowe Senator Mangual Senator McGinty Senator Sanchez Senator Spicer Senator Varela Senator Hoffman Senator DaQuino Senator Johnson Senator Sakahara III. APPROVAL OF SENATE MINUTES 18-12 Approve Senate Minutes 18-12. Motion to approve Senate Minutes 18-12 by Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Mangual. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. ABSENT Senator C. Smith (Excused) Senator Gottschalk (Unexcused) Senator Lowe (Excused) Senator Carlson (Excused) Senator Richmond (Excused) 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS Senate President Evenson announced that the following committees were open for senators to still get on: Appropriations Board, Entertainmentand Programming, Elections Board, Bylaws Committee, Student Services, and a couple of Faculty Committee. He also mentioned that he was still working on having the parking fee lifted from games or events that take place at the Thomas and Mack or the Silver Bowl if a parking fee goes into effect for UNLV. He also mentioned that he would still push for having shuttles going from the Thomas and Mack to campus if the parking fee goes into effect. He is planning a retreat for the Senators and directors and one representative of each organization sometime in June. This retreat will be to plan out the new year. Senate President Pro Tempore Jack Spicer announced that on the supplemental agenda were the names of the bands for the Entertainment and Programming events. Senate Secretary Palma Wesely announced that there will be a blood drive tomorrow. A sign up sheet was passed around for the Senators work at the blood drive. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS Christine Mangual, chair of the Publications Board announced that at her last they did not meet quorum. Everyone who did not attend the meeting received an unexcused absences. Senator Gottschalk arrived at the meeting. Senator Bosma, OPI co-director announced that if anyone has an event that needs to be put into the newspaper they should see either himself or David Donovan. Toby Romer, Video Yearbook editor announced that everyone should buy a video yearbook. Mike Popp, Intramural Director gave his intramurals report. He passed out posters to the senators. Intramurals swimming, ping-pong, and racquetball events have started. Intramurals will be helping out with Greek Week. John Fazi, Entertainment and Programming Director announced that Item E of New Business should be amended to $600. April 2nd will be the Kiss concert. August Corrales, Appropriations Board Chair passed out Business Night flyers to the Senators, and mentioned that if anyone had time after the meeting to stuff enevlopes it would be appreciated. 2 VI. EXECUTIVE BOARD NOMINATIONS A. Introduction of Laura Hatcher to Judicial Council. Senator Spicer motioned to move out of the order of the day, there were no objections. VIII.NEW BUSINESS N. Approval of $500 for Psi Chi Psychology Honors Society. Motion to approve by Senator McGinty. Seconded by Senator Bailey. There was discussion. A representative addressed the Senate. Senator Sanchez made an amendment for CSUN to match what Psi Chi makes in fundraising up to $250. Seconded by Senator Bosma. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, with thirteen in favor, one opposed (Spicer), and one abstention (Varela). August Corrales addressed the Senate. Motion to waive Chapter 2 00 CSUN Statutes 204.04, Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Mangual. Call for a vote. Motion failed, with ten in favor, and seven opposed (Cozine, Spicer, Clay, Sanchez, Mangual, McGinty, Johnson). VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Discussion/Approval of changing Senate Bill #15 to a Bylaw; instead of directors, stating ALL STIPENDED POSITIONS. Motion to approve by Senator Bosma. Seconded by Senator Sanchez. 2 There was discussion. Call for the vote, with the following changes: Senate Bylaw no. 15 of the 18th Session INTRODUCED BY: Senator Greg Bailey SUMMARY: A Bylaw to amend to require all stipend positions to speak in front of classes. WE, THE CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IF THE CSUN SENATE, CREATE THE FOLLOWING BYLAW: Bylaw 2 3 All stipended positions are required to make at least one class appearance each semester. a. This appearance shall be scheduled by the Senate President or his designate. b. The appearance shall be defined as an appearance class by a stipend position holder about CSUN designated with the purpose of informing the students. c. The Senate President or his designate shall schedule an appearance for each director during the first month of classes of each of the Fall and Spring Semesters. d. An absence of a stipend position holder from a scheduled appearance will constitute grounds for a stipend reduction, unless otherwise designated by the Senate President. Senate President Evenson retained the gavel. VIII.NEW BUSINESS A. Approval of Yellin1 Rebel travel for Connie Scordato, Advertising Manager, for $579.00. Motion to approve by Senator Spicer. Seconded by Senator McGinty. Connie Scordato addressed the Senate. There was discussion. Call for a vote. 2 Motion carried, unanimously. B. Override of Elections Board operating Board Policy to allow reduction in hours that booths are open and number of booth open during Executive Board General Election. Motion to approve by Senator Gottschalk. Seconded by Senator Bailey. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carries, unanimously. Motion by Senator Sanchez to approve items:C., D., E. (WITH TOTAL BEING $600), F., G., H., I., J., K., L., M., P., as a whole. Seconded by Senator Spicer. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously for the following items: C. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music with Big Wow for $200, and $100 for the Renewal for March March 3 0th. D. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for March 31st with LUV Hunter for $300. E. Approval of Entertainment and Programming music for April 1st for $500 with Tommy Rocker. F. Approval of Entertainment and Programming comedians for April 1st for $200. G. Approval of clean up contract for March 30th for $75 for Sigma Chi. H. Approval of clean up contract for March 31st for $75 with Alpha Kappa Alpha. I. Approval of clean up contract for April 1st for $75 with TKE. J. Approval of shirts for March 30th, 31st and April 1st for $1200. K. Approval of contract with music (TBA) for St. Patrick's Day Party for $100. L. Approval of Clean up contract with Sigma Phi Epsilon for St. Patrick's Day Party for $75. M. Approval of the following cash prizes for contest on St. Patrick's Day: A. Tricycle Race: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. B. Volleyball Tournament: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25, 3rd place $10. 2 C. Ultimate Frisbee: 1st place-$40, 2nd place-$15. D. Bat Spin Contest: 1st place-$40, 2nd place $25. P. Approval of contract with LUV Hunter for April 2nd for $300. O. Approval of $690 to send Yellin' Rebel staff members to California Intercollegiate Press Association. Motion to approve by Senator Spicer. Seconded by Senator Bosma. There was discussion. Call for a vote. Motion carried, unanimously. IX. OPEN DISCUSSION A student addressed the Senate about his feelings concerning the smoking policy. Senator Spicer made an introduction to have an next week's agenda to have the Executive Board Election filing fees up for approval. He thanked everyone for attending the meeting, he would appreciate everyone to be on time. Senator Mangual announced that she was behind Senator Spicer in that people should be on time at meeting, since she was having the same problem at the Publications Board meetings. Senator Donovan announced that OPI will have a short meeting after the Senate meeting. Senator Bailey mentioned that it would a good idea for the university should open up the gates at the Thomas and Mack for parking. He also mentioned that there should be a limit on the amount of election flyers put up in the different buildings. Senator Spicer announced that there will be an Entertainment and Programming meeting at Murphy's in ten minutes, everyone is welcome. X. ADJOURNMENT Senate President Evenson adjourned the Meeting at 5:50pm. SENATE PRESIDENT 2 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS GB/pw 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 /240 S pidt-t e. cc EVENSON FOUNTAIN McGINTY MIXER POPP ROMER MISPOSTING $0. 50 $2. 67 | I $0. 00 I $2. 67 $7. 00 $7. 00 $0. 00 LIBRARY POSTING $10. 00 $0. 1 00 I $0. 00 I $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 REPLACING FLYERS $10. 00 $0. 1 00 I 1 $0. 00 I 1 $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 VOTING PLACE $10. 00 $0. 00 I $0. 00 I $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 $0. 00 BANNERS/BOARD $5. 00 $3. 1 33 | $0. 00 I $3. 33 $5. 00 $5. 00 $0. 00 POSTING OVER $1. 00 $6. 67 $0. 00 $4. 67 $4. 00 $4. 00 $0. 00 PREMATURE POSTIN $0. 75 $0. 1 00 | $0. 00 I $0. 00 $1. 13 $1. 13 $0. 00 |$12.67 | $0.00 | $10.67 |$17.13 |$17.13 | $0.00 MONEY TO BE RETURNED EVENSON = $37.33 FOUNTAIN = $50.00 McGINTY = $39.33 MIXER = $32.87 Popp = $32.87 ROMER = $50.00 SPICER = $39.33 WADE » $50.00 CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS March 3, 1888 Dear Student, The College of Business and Economics invites you to attend BUSINESS NIGHT on Wednesday, March 16, at 6: 30 p.m. in the- Moyer Student Union lounge 201. BUSINESS NIGHT is an event sponsored by student business organizations for all students considering careers in the business world. During BUSINESS NIGHT you will be able to talk to students involved in business organizations and ask questions about the various career opportunities available to you as business majors in the College of Business and Economics. You will also have an opportunity to find out about the "real world" by speaking with business professionals from the Las Vegas ousiness coniuiuiuty. BUSINESS NIGHT features an opening address by the President of UNLV, Dr. Robert Maxson. Dr. Thomas Cassese, Director of the Career Planning and Placement Center will be speaking on Career Planning and how you may begin your personal planning towards a successful college career. BUSINESS NIGHT offers a variety of opportunities to all students. For the beginning business student and for the undeclared college student, BUSINESS NIGHT gives you an opportunity to learn about the different business majors available to you! For the business major, BUSINESS NIGHT can help you learn about the different career opportunities in your field. Through BUSINESS NIGHT you can be associated with a student business organization which can help you sharpen t.hose human relations skills that employers are looking for! For the graduating business student, BUSINESS NIGHT provides you with an opportunity to speak with local business professionals and make some valuable personal contacts for your future! Please plan to attend BUSINESS NIGHT. We are looking forward to meeting you! Sincerely August L. Cor rales Business Night Chairman, Financial Management Association UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS/4505 MARYLAND PARKWAY/LAS VEGAS, NV 89154/(702) 739-3477 CNBAM 16th Annual National Convention Registration Form Stouffer-Madison Hotel—Seattle, WA April 6-9, 1988 Name of your publication. Name of your university _ Address City State Zip. Telephone number Accommodations will be provided by: The Stouffer-Madison Hotel 515 Madison St Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 583-0300 The hotel rates will be $72 for a single, $82 for a double, $92 for a triple, and $102 for a quad per night. Please contact the hotel directly to reserve your rooms. Names of those attending Registration fees enclosed $125 (late: $150) 62 (late: 75) Late fees will be charged 62 (late: 75) a f t e r M a r c h 7 ' 1 9 8 8 ' 62 (late: 75) Type additional names on paper and attach. No cancellations may be made, but substitutions are acceptable. Mail this form, along with registration fees, to Kate Lutrey; The Metropolitan; P.O. Box 4615-57; Denver, CO 80204. If your school is not currently a CNBAM member, you may call Kate at (303) 556-8361 for more information. - — • - — - " - v •More enthusiastic staff members Increased sales •More creative ads •Better training programs •More exciting promotions All can be yours if you join College Newspaper Business and Advertising Managers (CNBAM) for its 16th annual national convention in Seattle, WA. CNBAM was organized in 1973 to increase communi- - cation among student newspaper business and adver-tising staffs and to provide a voice for the student press before the national advertising community. Join us in Seattle April 6-9, 1988 to find out more about CNBAM. The convention will be filled with informative sessions and exciting speakers. Plus, you'll meet people from other colleges who face the same challenges you do on your business/advertising staff. Fill out the registration form and mail it TODAY with your registration fees. Call Gloria Freeland, 913-532-6560, for more information.