1988 BILLS TABLE OF CONTENTS
Bill Number and Title
Page
Bill 88/1
1988 Student Senate Standing Rules.....................................................................1
Bill 88/2
Revised Council Funding Policy ...........................................................................2
Bill 88/3
SGA Special Allocation: Copy Machine...............................................................4
Bill 88/4
Closing of Reserves for Nichols Gym Account ....................................................5
Bill 88/5
Return of Shuttle Service Loan .............................................................................6
Bill 88/6
SGA Special Allocation: Mailing to Kansas High School Seniors.......................7
Bill 88/7
SGA Special Allocation: Washington, DC Trip....................................................8
Bill 88/8
Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee By-Laws, Rules and
Regulations Revisions...........................................................................................9
Bill 88/9
Consumer Relations Board Special Allocation: ACCI Conference ....................11
Bill 88/10
EDGE Center Establishment ...............................................................................12
Bill 88/11
Establishment of a Student Fee for The KSU Child Care Cooperative ..............13
Bill 88/12
Fine Arts Council Budget Review Recommendation/Student Services
Fee Increase ........................................................................................................14
Bill 88/13
Recreational Services Budget Review Recommendation ...................................15
Bill 88/14
Seaside Field Research & Design Charrette........................................................16
Bill 88/15
Increase of Student Services Fee.........................................................................17
Bill 88/16
Business Administration College Council Constitutional Revisions ..................18
Bill 88/17
Speech Unlimited Special Allocation..................................................................20
Bill 88/18
Amendment to Senate Bill 87/29, Increase in SGA Elections Polling
Places ..................................................................................................................21
Bill 88/19
Amendment to Senate Bill 87/32, Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force ..................22
Bill 88/20
1988-89 Tentative Allocations ............................................................................23
Bill 88/21
Business Administration College Council Constitutional Revisions ..................25
Bill 88/22
Funding of the KSU Child Care Cooperative......................................................27
Bill 88/23
Revision of SGA Constitution: Judicial and Student Rights...............................28
Bill 88/24
Revision of SGA By-Laws: Judicial Code..........................................................32
Bill 88/25
Revision of Student Conduct Code .....................................................................33
Bill 88/26
Athletic Ticket Sales Policy ................................................................................36
Bill 88/27
Special Allocation to Oz Magazine .....................................................................39
Bill 88/28
Special Allocation to Rodeo Club .......................................................................40
Bill 88/29
1988-89 Student Health Insurance ......................................................................41
Bill 88/30
SGA By-Laws Revision: Elections Committee ..................................................42
Bill 88/31
Campaign Regulations Revision & Campaign Expenditure Regulations
Revisions.............................................................................................................43
Bill 88/32
Investigation of Investment of Student Funds.....................................................44
Bill 88/33
Campaign Regulations Revision .........................................................................45
Bill 88/34
KSU Vietnam Veterans Memorial Special Allocation to Arnold Air
Society.................................................................................................................46
Bill 88/35
No Legislation for this number............................................................................47
Bill 88/36
Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation Procedures........................................48
Bill 88/37
Revision of Senate Bill 87/34, Attendance Policy ..............................................49
Bill 88/38
Amendment to Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate Standing Rules ..............50
Bill 88/39
Impeachment of Adam Ruskin............................................................................51
Bill 88/40
Impeachment of Rattan Nath...............................................................................52
Bill 88/41
Reapportionment of Student Senate ....................................................................53
Bill 88/42
University Activities Board Constitution & By-Laws Revisions........................54
Bill 88/43
Education College Council Constitutional Revisions .........................................55
Bill 88/44
Impeachment Justification...................................................................................57
Bill 88/45
Impeachment of 21 Student Senators ..................................................................58
Bill 88/46
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Bill 88/48
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Bill 88/51
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Bill 88/53
Bill 88/54
Bill 88/55
Bill 88/56
Bill 88/57
Bill 88/58
Bill 88/59
Bill 88/60
Impeachment of 2 Student Senators ....................................................................59
Impeachment of 8 Student Senators ....................................................................60
Impeachment of Amy Vath .................................................................................61
Special Allocation for “Handbook for UAB Registered Organizations”............62
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Amnesty International .........................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas............................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU ..............63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Association of Adults Returning to School.........63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Black Student Union ...........................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Coalition of Human Rights..................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: College Councils .................................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Consumer Relations Board..................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Fine Arts Council ................................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: FONE Crisis Center.............................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Honorariums........................................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: International Coordinating Council.....................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Legal Services .....................................................63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Long Range Reserves for Capital Outlay............63
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Mexican American Council of Students ............64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Puerto Rican Student Organization .....................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Reserves for Contingencies .................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Reserves for Maintenance of Long
Standing Programs ..............................................................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Sports Clubs ........................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Student Governing Association...........................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Students Against Driving Drunk .........................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Students for Handicapped Concerns ...................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: University for Man ..............................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: U-Learn ...............................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Withholding.........................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Women’s Resource Center..................................64
SGA By-Laws Revisions: Interpretation of SGA Constitution, By-Laws
& Legislation ......................................................................................................65
Special Allocation to K-State Crew for a New Shell ..........................................66
Extension for the Investment Ad Hoc Committee ..............................................67
SGA Constitutional Revisions.............................................................................68
SGA By-Laws Revisions.....................................................................................69
SGA By-Laws Revisions.....................................................................................70
Re-Evaluation of the KSU Child Care Cooperative’s Childships.......................71
Extension of the Ad Hoc Investment Committee................................................72
Revised Athletic Ticket Sales Policy ..................................................................73
Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation for 1990-Fiscal Year ........................76
1988 BILLS INDEX
Constitutional Amendments
page
Bill 88/16
Business Administration College Council Constitutional Revisions ..................18
Bill 88/21
Business Administration College Council Constitutional Revisions ..................25
Bill 88/23
Revision of SGA Constitution: Judicial and Student Rights...............................28
Bill 88/42
University Activities Board Constitution & By-Laws Revisions........................54
Bill 88/43
Education College Council Constitutional Revisions .........................................55
Bill 88/54
SGA Constitutional Revisions.............................................................................68
By-Laws Amendments
Bill 88/8
Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee By-Laws, Rules and
Regulations Revisions...........................................................................................9
Bill 88/24
Revision of SGA By-Laws: Judicial Code..........................................................32
Bill 88/30
SGA By-Laws Revision: Elections Committee ..................................................42
Bill 88/51
SGA By-Laws Revisions: Interpretation of SGA Constitution, By-Laws
& Legislation ......................................................................................................65
Bill 88/55
SGA By-Laws Revisions.....................................................................................69
Bill 88/56
SGA By-Laws Revisions.....................................................................................70
Elections
Bill 88/18
Amendment to Senate Bill 87/29, Increase in SGA Elections Polling
Places ..................................................................................................................21
Statutes Amendments
Bill 99/00/02 Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill
Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name .............................2
Allocations
Bill 88/4
Closing of Reserves for Nichols Gym Account ....................................................5
Bill 88/5
Return of Shuttle Service Loan .............................................................................6
Bill 88/14
Seaside Field Research & Design Charrette........................................................16
Bill 88/20
1988-89 Tentative Allocations ............................................................................23
Bill 88/22
Funding of the KSU Child Care Cooperative......................................................27
Bill 88/36
Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation Procedures........................................48
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Amnesty International .........................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas............................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU ..............63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Association of Adults Returning to School.........63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Black Student Union ...........................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Coalition of Human Rights..................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: College Councils .................................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Consumer Relations Board..................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Fine Arts Council ................................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: FONE Crisis Center.............................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Honorariums........................................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: International Coordinating Council.....................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Legal Services .....................................................63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Long Range Reserves for Capital Outlay............63
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Mexican American Council of Students ............64
Bill 88/50
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Puerto Rican Student Organization .....................64
Bill 88/50
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Bill 88/60
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Reserves for Contingencies .................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Reserves for Maintenance of Long
Standing Programs ..............................................................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Sports Clubs ........................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Student Governing Association...........................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Students Against Driving Drunk .........................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Students for Handicapped Concerns ...................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: University for Man ..............................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: U-Learn ...............................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Withholding.........................................................64
1988-1989 Final Allocations: Women’s Resource Center..................................64
Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation for 1990-Fiscal Year ........................76
Special Allocations
Bill 88/3
SGA Special Allocation: Copy Machine...............................................................4
Bill 88/6
SGA Special Allocation: Mailing to Kansas High School Seniors.......................7
Bill 88/7
SGA Special Allocation: Washington, DC Trip....................................................8
Bill 88/9
Consumer Relations Board Special Allocation: ACCI Conference ....................11
Bill 88/17
Speech Unlimited Special Allocation..................................................................20
Bill 88/27
Special Allocation to Oz Magazine .....................................................................39
Bill 88/28
Special Allocation to Rodeo Club .......................................................................40
Bill 88/34
KSU Vietnam Veterans Memorial Special Allocation to Arnold Air
Society.................................................................................................................46
Bill 88/49
Special Allocation for “Handbook for UAB Registered Organizations”............62
Bill 88/52
Special Allocation to K-State Crew for a New Shell ..........................................66
Privilege Fees
Bill 88/11
Establishment of a Student Fee for The KSU Child Care Cooperative ..............13
Bill 88/12
Fine Arts Council Budget Review Recommendation/Student Services
Fee Increase ........................................................................................................14
Bill 88/13
Recreational Services Budget Review Recommendation ...................................15
Bill 88/15
Increase of Student Services Fee.........................................................................17
Bill 88/19
Amendment to Senate Bill 87/32, Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force ..................22
Funding Regulations and Guidelines
Bill 88/2
Revised Council Funding Policy ...........................................................................2
Bill 88/26
Athletic Ticket Sales Policy ................................................................................36
Bill 88/31
Campaign Regulations Revision & Campaign Expenditure Regulations
Revisions.............................................................................................................43
Bill 88/33
Campaign Regulations Revision .........................................................................45
Bill 88/59
Revised Athletic Ticket Sales Policy ..................................................................73
Miscellaneous
Bill 88/1
Bill 88/10
Bill 88/25
Bill 88/29
Bill 88/32
1988 Student Senate Standing Rules.....................................................................1
EDGE Center Establishment ...............................................................................12
Revision of Student Conduct Code .....................................................................33
1988-89 Student Health Insurance ......................................................................41
Investigation of Investment of Student Funds.....................................................44
Bill 88/35
Bill 88/37
Bill 88/38
Bill 88/39
Bill 88/40
Bill 88/41
Bill 88/44
Bill 88/45
Bill 88/46
Bill 88/47
Bill 88/48
Bill 88/53
Bill 88/57
Bill 88/58
No Legislation for this number............................................................................47
Revision of Senate Bill 87/34, Attendance Policy ..............................................49
Amendment to Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate Standing Rules ..............50
Impeachment of Adam Ruskin............................................................................51
Impeachment of Rattan Nath...............................................................................52
Reapportionment of Student Senate ....................................................................53
Impeachment Justification...................................................................................57
Impeachment of 21 Student Senators ..................................................................58
Impeachment of 2 Student Senators ....................................................................59
Impeachment of 8 Student Senators ....................................................................60
Impeachment of Amy Vath .................................................................................61
Extension for the Investment Ad Hoc Committee ..............................................67
Re-Evaluation of the KSU Child Care Cooperative’s Childships.......................71
Extension of the Ad Hoc Investment Committee................................................72
BILL 88/1
BY:
1988 STUDENT SENATE STANDING RULES
Doug Folk and Greg Weisenborn
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following be approved as the 1989 Student Senate Standing Rules:
1. Senate shall have separation of questions and debate during its meetings. The
question period is designated to provide time for senators to ask questions on
motions or amendments. The debate period is designated for senators to voice
their opinions on motions or amendments. Point of information, in question
form, may be raised at any time during the debate period.
2. Open period is for any non-senator who would like the privilege of speaking
before Student Senate. Any Senator or non-senator may ask questions directed
at open period speakers.
3. Friendly amendments may be made to legislation only during the question
period, not during debate.
4. The Senate Chair will vote only in the case of a tie.
5. First readings of legislation shall be followed by a question period. During
second readings of legislation, senators shall have both a question and debate
period.
6. During non-review years, Student Senate cannot amend a line item.
7. The objection to consideration motion must be voiced before the debate
period. The person raising the motion may give a brief explanation for the
reason for the objection.
8. The standing committee chairperson, Parliamentarian, Student Body
President, Cabinet members, A.S.K. Campus Director(s), Senate Interns,
Associate Dean of Student Life, Coordinator of Student Activities and
Services and Secretary shall have speaking privileges in Student Senate.
9. Finance Committee members shall have speaking privileges during the
tentative and final allocation process.
10. If no objection to call the question are raised, Student Senate shall have an
immediate vote of the motion on the floor.
11. A motion to reconsider a vote may be made no later than the second (2nd)
meeting of Student Senate after the vote was taken.
PASSED 1/21/88
B-1
BILL 88/2
BY:
REVISED COUNCIL FUNDING POLICY
Mark Burns
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 87/35 changed the yearly allocation to college councils from the
second semester’s enrollment to the fall semester’s enrollment, and
WHEREAS: councils do not have liaisons, except the International Coordinating Council, and
WHEREAS: typographical errors need to be corrected to make the policy read clearer
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following as the Council Funding Policy:
1. A “council” shall be defined as a governing body which presides over two
or more related organizations wishing to maintain their own autonomy.
2. Student Senate shall grant $1.50/semester/full-time student and
$.42/semester/part-time student to each college council. The yearly
allocation shall be based on the previous year’s fall semester’s enrollment.
Fine Arts Council shall receive $2/semester/full-time student. Student
Senate shall grant non-line item allocations to other councils.
3. Guidelines for these allocations shall include:
A. Meeting SGA spending regulations.
B Any funded activity cannot discriminate membership on the basis of
race, nationality, religion, creed or sex.
C Activity must be predominantly beneficial to that college’s students’ or
groups’ interests in contrast to benefiting the entire university.
4. Misuse of funds shall be reported by the SGA Financial Adviser or any
student in that college/organization and forwarded to the Student Senate
Finance Committee for appropriate action.
5. During the annual allocation process, all individuals or groups requesting
an allocation from student activity fee money from a council will submit a
fully itemized budget directly to the council when requested.
6. The councils will process the budgets in accordance with their individual
allocation procedure. After this process is complete, the councils will
present their finalized budgets to the Student Senate Finance Committee.
The finalized budgets will include an itemized breakdown to each group
funded.
7. Student Senate Finance Committee’s approval shall be required for the
enactment of any council allocation of student activity fee money. Finance
Committee will review the budgets to determine whether the expenditures
are in accordance with SGA and university policy. Upon approval of
Finance Committee the allocation will be considered complete. If all or
part of a budget is not approved, Finance Committee will schedule a
meeting with the council in question and give a full explanation of their
rationale for non-approval. At this time budgets may be revised and
resubmitted. Finance Committee, in consultation with councils, may grant
exceptions and approve expenditures which are prohibited under the
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annual Council Spending Policy, if these expenditures are deemed to be in
the best interest of the students of the respective college or group.
8. Councils may submit (in writing) requests for additional funding, pending
justification and need, to the Student Senate Finance Committee as an
amendment to the council’s line item or budget and shall be considered by
Student Senate during final allocations.
9. All funds not allocated by any college council shall be placed in a fund
earmarked for that college council. Any unspent funds remaining at the
end of the fiscal year shall be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies
account.
10. Special allocation requests will be considered at any time throughout the
fiscal year and must be reviewed by the Student Senate Finance
Committee. Guidelines will be in accordance with that described in
Sections 5, 6 and 7 above.
11. Any decisions made by the Student Senate Finance Committee may be
overturned by a simple majority of the assembled body of Student Senate.
PASSED 12/3/88
B-3
BILL 88/3
BY:
SGA SPECIAL ALLOCATION:
COPY MACHINE
Jenny Johnston, Sally Routson, Charlene Nichols, Jason Miles, John McIntyre
WHEREAS: the Student Government Services Office has been in need of a copy machine for
quite sometime, and
WHEREAS: the closest copy machine available is located on the 3rd floor of the K-State
Union, and
WHEREAS: time spent making copies in the Union Copy Center could be better spent in the
SGS Office being productive, and
WHEREAS: many reproductions made by both the Students’ Attorney and the Judicial Adviser
are of a confidential nature, and
WHEREAS: the mimeograph machine presently being used in the SGS Office is becoming
obsolete, stencils are getting harder to locate and more expensive, and repair of
the machine could be quite expensive and very inconvenient, and
WHEREAS: the mimeograph machine will continue to be used for large reproductions such as
applications, class schedules, etc.
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Governing Association be allocated $705 to cover the cost of renting
a copy machine for the remainder of the 1987-88 Fiscal Year. ($94 rental for 5
months, $68 for toner, $107 for developer and $60 for key counter & receptacle).
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 1/28/88
B-4
BILL 88/4
BY:
CLOSING OF RESERVES FOR
NICHOLS GYM ACCOUNT
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the 1975 Student Senate established a $10,000 account as a contribution towards
an art gallery included in the architectural plans for the renovation of Nichols
Gymnasium, and
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 83/84/23 established the Nichols Hall Art Committee to commission
an artist to do a piece of art for the Nichols Hall lobby, and
WHEREAS: $384.12 remains in the Reserves for Nichols Gym account after all expenses have
been paid
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. $384.12 be transferred from the Reserves for Nichols Gym account to the
Reserves for Contingencies account, and the Reserves for Nichols Gym account
be closed.
PASSED 2/4/88
B-5
BILL 88/5
BY:
RETURN OF SHUTTLE SERVICE LOAN
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: in 1984 a $1/day user fee was established by Student Senate to fund an extra car
and driver for students with temporary physical limitations, and
WHEREAS: $200 of SGA monies was used as a loan to establish the Shuttle Service account,
and
WHEREAS: $692 has accumulated in the Shuttle Service account in addition to the $200 loan
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. $200 be transferred from the Shuttle Service account to the Reserves for
Contingencies account.
PASSED 2/4/88
B-6
BILL 88/6
BY:
SGA SPECIAL ALLOCATION:
MAILING TO KANSAS HIGH
SCHOOL SENIORS
Communications Standing Committee
WHEREAS: the Communications Standing Committee is mandated to encourage the
enrollment of Kansas high school students at K-State, and
WHEREAS: in 1987 SGA sent letters to approximately 4,000 potential K-Staters who
expressed an interest in student government on their ACT profiles, and
WHEREAS: the Office of Institutional Advancement has agreed to pay for mailing labels and
postage for a mailing this year, and
WHEREAS: the increased enrollment at K-State and the number of freshmen involved in SGA
would indicate that this program is of merit
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Governing Association be allocated $215.05 to cover the cost of
printing 4,000 letters and envelopes to be mailed to Kansas high school seniors
who expressed an interest in student government on their ACT profiles.
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 2/4/88
B-7
BILL 88/7
BY:
SGA SPECIAL ALLOCATION:
WASHINGTON, DC TRIP
Troy Lubbers & Doug Folk
WHEREAS: the KSU SGA is a member of the Associated Students of Kansas (ASK), which is
in turn a former member of the National Student Roundtable (NSR), and
WHEREAS: the NSR is in heavy financial debt, a debt in which the KSU SGA, through its
ASK affiliation, could be held in partial account for, and
WHEREAS: the NSR is having a national conference in Washington, DC the weekend of
March 19, 1988 that will be attended by students and NSR board members from
Minnesota, Florida and Texas, and
WHEREAS: the conference will provide an excellent opportunity for representatives of the
KSU SGA to discuss in depth the problems of NSR with the current board of
directors and with other student leaders who have similar concerns, and
WHEREAS: the President’s ‘89 Fiscal Year budget is very unfavorable to students due to
funding cuts in Federal Student Financial Assistance, and
WHEREAS: the Guaranteed Student Loan program is under much scrutiny and. faces possible
revision due to increased default rates, and
WHEREAS: the KSU student body needs to be fully represented as the student leaders of
Kansas meet with our national representatives to voice students’ concerns
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Governing Association be allocated $754 to send Student Body
President Tray Lubbers and Student Senate Chair Doug Folk to Washington, DC
March 18-23, 1988 to represent the KSU student body in voicing students’
concerns with the National Student Roundtable, the funding cuts in Federal
Student Financial Assistance and the problems with the Guaranteed Student Loan
Program. (Plane fare.-$132x2=$264; Lodging-$29/night x 5 nights x 2 = $290;
Food & Travel-$20/day x 5 days x 2 = $200)
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 2/11/88
B-8
BILL 88/8
BY:
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY
COMMITTEE BY-LAWS, RULES
AND REGULATIONS REVISIONS
Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee & Charlene Nichols
WHEREAS: some structural changes in the Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee are
necessary due to recommendations from the Task Force on Counseling and
Student Health, and
WHEREAS: Student Senate must approve changes in the Lafene Student Health Advisory
Committee’s By-Laws, Rules and Regulations
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following revisions to the Lafene Student Health
Advisory Committee’s Rules and Regulations:
Article II, Section 1-add a Part F to read: To review annually the budgets of
Lafene Student Health Center and the Counseling Center.
Article IV - amend Section 1 to read: The Student Health Advisory Committee
shall consist of eight (8) members.
Article IV, Section 1-amend Part a. to read: Four (4) students…
Article IV, Section 1-amend Part e. to read: The four (4) students at large will fill
the following positions with their accompanying responsibilities:
Committee Chairperson
Responsibilities:
* to organize and conduct meetings
* to organize information and coordination between the other members
* to be a liaison between the Chair, administrator and faculty
Public Information Coordinator
Responsibilities:
* taking notes and distributing minutes
* distributing information to different groups on the committee’s activities
* giving information on groups for feedback to Lafene Student Health
Center
* coordinate with the Lafene Public Relations Committee
Service Delivery Coordinator
Responsibilities:
* give updates on current projects in the Center
* assist in review of client/student complaints
* update committee on changes in Lafene personnel
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Statistical and Financial Coordinator
Responsibilities:
* update changes in the Center’s financial position
* be aware and obtain information on client flow, usage, census counts
and other relevant statistics
* obtain information on insurance coverage, current claims and their
effects on future costs, and numbers enrolled
Article IV, Section 1-add a Part f. to read: The Chairperson shall have the power
to assign other tasks as needed.
Article V, Section 1-amend Part a. to read: …on a yearly basis, and to recommend
to Student Senate necessary changes in this fee.
Article VI - amend Section 1 to read: The liaison senator and four (4) student
members...as vacancies arise. The committee chairperson shall make known the
specific positions that will be vacated. Each....
Article VI - amend Section 2 to read: …of the student health services. A
member’s responsibilities should correlate with the position to which he or she is
appointed. Only those....
SECTION 2. Student Senate approve the following revisions to the Lafene Student Health
Advisory Committee By-Laws:
Article I - amend Section 5 to read: Quorum shall consist of four (4) voting
members,…
Article I - add a Section 6 to read: These Rules, Regulations and By-Laws shall be
reviewed annually.
PASSED 2/17/88
B-10
BILL 88/9
BY:
CONSUMER RELATIONS BOARD SPECIAL
ALLOCATION: ACCI CONFERENCE
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the American Council on Consumer Interests (ACCI) Conference is going to be
held in Chicago, Illinois on April 6-9, 1988, and
WHEREAS: valuable information is relayed at this conference and would contribute a great
deal to the KSU Consumer Relations Board, and
WHEREAS: funds have been allocated in the past for this trip but were not requested by the
previous director of the Consumer Relations Board for this fiscal year
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Consumer Relations Board be allocated $95.50 to attend the ACCI
Conference in Chicago, Illinois on April 6-9, 1988. (air fare - $59; lodging$16.50; food - $20)
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 3/3/88
B-11
BILL 88/10
BY:
EDGE CENTER ESTABLISHMENT
Senate Executive Committee & Blue Key Senior Honorary
WHEREAS: members of the Blue Key Senior Honorary have approached the Student
Governing Association with a proposal to establish a resource center in the SGS
Office Conference Room #2, and
WHEREAS: the SGS Office Conference Room #2 is presently unused, and
WHEREAS: establishing the EDGE Center in the SGS Office would offer the entire university
community leadership development opportunities which are not available
anywhere else at KSU, and
WHEREAS: the EDGE Resource Center would also increase the visibility of SGA activities
and allow Blue Key to further realize its function as a service honorary
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Blue Key Senior Honorary be allowed to establish the EDGE (Environment
for Development, Growth & Excellence) Center in the SGS Office Conference
Room #2.
SECTION 2. The purpose of the EDGE Center shall be to provide students and organizations
with resources which would allow them to develop leadership and success skills
and an environment in which these skills can be developed.
SECTION 3. A sign titled “The EDGE Center” shall be posted outside the SGS Office
Conference Room #2.
SECTION 4. A member of the Blue Key Senior Honorary formally report once a year to the
Senate Executive Committee during one of their February meetings on the state of
the EDGE Center’s activities over the previous year and prospects for the
upcoming year.
SECTION 5. The Blue Key Senior Honorary receive no formal claim on the permanent use of
the SGS Office Conference Room #2, and if the operation of the EDGE Center is
terminated, this claim was and will remain with the KSU Student Governing
Association.
SECTION 6. The Blue Key Senior Honorary have the right to terminate the EDGE Center if it is
determined the Center’s resources are not effective in encouraging leadership and
success skill development, or if it is determined that these resources are being
misused or could be more effectively utilized in another location.
SECTION 7. The Blue Key Senior Honorary have full financial responsibility for the operation
of the Center.
SECTION 8. The Blue Key Senior Honorary be self-sufficient with the exception of the checkout process. If the check-out process becomes too burdensome for SGA
personnel, Blue Key will assume all responsibility for the check-out process also.
PASSED 3/3/88
B-12
BILL 88/11
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT OF A STUDENT FEE FOR
THE KSU CHILD CARE COOPERATIVE
Student Affairs & Social Services Standing Committee
WHEREAS: child care is a necessity for many students, faculty and staff, and
WHEREAS: having child care on campus is a strong factor in attracting and retaining students,
faculty and staff, and
WHEREAS: the KSU Child Care Cooperative provides high quality child care and wishes to
attract and retain college trained professional personnel, and
WHEREAS: the KSU Child Care Cooperative provides care to low-income students at a rate
lower than its costs, and
WHEREAS: the KSU Child Care Cooperative provides employment opportunities for
approximately 50 K-State students
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. A $1/semester/full-time student fee, a $.50/semester/part-time student fee and a
$.10/credit hour fee up to 6 credit hours for the summer session be established to
aid in the funding of the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
SECTION 2. This money be allocated for childships for children of K-State students, and any
money not used for childships go toward student salaries for the KSU Child Care
Cooperative.
SECTION 3. The KSU Child Care Cooperative be reviewed annually by Student Senate and be
required to submit an annual budget to Student Senate.
SECTION 4. The chairperson of the Student Affairs & Social Services Standing Committee be
an ex-officio member of the KSU Child Care Cooperative Board of Directors.
SECTION 5. Release of this funding to the KSU Child Care Cooperative be dependent upon
the KSU administration supplying a fund to the KSU Child Care Cooperative to
match or exceed the monies collected as provided for in Section 1.
SECTION 6. If at anytime the university does not match the monies collected from students the
fee be cancelled, and the monies remaining from the fee be deposited in the
Reserves for Contingencies account.
FAILED 22/26/1 on 3/3/88
B-13
BILL 88/12
BY:
FINE ARTS COUNCIL BUDGET REVIEW
RECOMMENDATION/STUDENT SERVICES FEE
INCREASE
Finance Committee, Laurian Cuffy, Melissa Blumel, Monty McClain
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 68/14/8 established the Fine Arts Council’s line item of $1.40/fulltime student, which was increased by Senate Bill 75/76/21 to $1.60, to $1.70 by
Senate Bill 80/81/18, to $2 by Senate Bill 82/83/20, and to $2.30 in 1985-86 to
cover the consolidation of the academic year and summer school allocation
processes, and
WHEREAS: the Fine Arts Council’s budget is reviewed every two years by Finance
Committee and Student Senate, and
WHEREAS: the Fine Arts Council funds the following organizations: Art Fine Arts,
Architecture & Design Fine Arts, Dance Fine Arts, Ebony Theatre, McCain
Auditorium, Minority Cultural Programs, Choral/Opera, Band/Orchestra, K-State
Players, Summer Artists Series and Summer Repertory Theatre, and
WHEREAS: there is a legitimate need for an increase in the Fine Arts Council’s budget, and
WHEREAS: the Fine Arts Council makes it possible for all students to participate in activities
which enhance education culturally, and
WHEREAS: it is felt that the Fine Arts Council increases the visibility of KSU, and
WHEREAS: not only full-time students, but also part-time students and summer school
students can benefit from fine arts
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Fine Arts Council’s line item, allocated from the student activity fee, be
increased from $2.30 to $2.40/full-time student, from $0 to $.75/part-time student
and from $0 to $.l0/credit hour up to 6 credit hours for summer school.
SECTION 2. The Student Services Fee be increased from $7.75 to $8/full-time student, from
$4.45 to $4.50/part-time student, and that the summer school fee of $.75/credit
hour up to 6 credit hours remain the same to accommodate the Fine Arts Council
increased allocation.
PASSED 41/5/0 on 3/10/88
B-14
BILL 88/13
BY:
RECREATIONAL SERVICES BUDGET REVIEW
RECOMMENDATION
Finance Committee, Lisa Rephlo, Sally Meadows
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 68/14/6 established the Recreational Services’ line item of $1/fulltime student, which was increased to $1.25 by Senate Bill 71/72/33, to $1.60 by
Senate Bill 72/73/18, to $1.80 by Senate Bill 73/74/25, to $2.50 by Senate Bill
74/75/14, and the part-time student fee was increased from $0 to $1.25 by Senate
Bill 79/80/22 and decreased to $.75 by Senate Bill 80/81/18, and
WHEREAS: the Rec Services’ line item has not been increased in 14 years, and
WHEREAS: the Rec Services’ budget is reviewed every three years by Finance Committee and
Student Senate, and
WHEREAS: Rec Services has shown legitimate need for an increase in their line item, and
WHEREAS: the Chester E. Peters Rec Complex and its services are accessible to all currently
enrolled students
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Recreation Services’ line item, allocated from the student activity fee, be
increased from $2.50 to $3/full-time student, from $.75 to $1.50/part-time student
and the summer school fee remain $.25/credit hour up to 6 credit hours.
PASSED 45/1/0 to 3/10/88
B-15
BILL 88/14
BY:
SEASIDE FIELD RESEARCH
& DESIGN CHARRETTE
Doug Heller, Chris Kern, Mary Lane
WHEREAS: the KSU advanced architectural design studio taught by Professor Coates has
been invited to submit design proposals for two passive solar buildings (a
residence and a bed & breakfast inn) to be built at the new town of Seaside,
Florida, and
WHEREAS: Seaside is an internationally recognized frequently published experiment in urban
design and architecture, and
WHEREAS: the K-State design proposals, if judged to be of high enough quality, could
actually be built at Seaside by K-State students, and
WHEREAS: the Seaside Field Research and Design Charrette trip will be conducted March 1119, 1988, and
WHEREAS: the field trip provides an essential opportunity to study the site and community
first hand, to present design studies already completed, and to work directly with
the Seaside developer/client on revised design proposals, and
WHEREAS: the Meadowcreek Project, a similar project in which two model passive solar
buildings were designed and built by K-State students, in Fox, Arkansas, has
gained international recognition for the College of Architecture & Design and the
university, and
WHEREAS: the Seaside Project could result in international media coverage, as well as future
opportunities for K-State students to do similar projects at Seaside and elsewhere
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Seaside Field Research and Design Charrette team be allocated $378.90 for a
site visit on March 11-19, 1988, for ground transportation.
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
WITHDRAWN 3/10/88
B-16
BILL 88/15
BY:
INCREASE OF STUDENT SERVICES FEE
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the Student Services Fee is currently $8/full-time student, $4.50/ part-time student
and $.75/credit hour up to 6 credit hours for summer school students, and
WHEREAS: the Student Services portion of the student activity fee has not been increased
since 1980, and
WHEREAS: salaries paid by Student Senate are underfunded which could keep the most
qualified students from applying for these positions, and many of the services are
requesting salary increases and will continue to request an increase until the
money begins to compensate the time spent, and
WHEREAS: one group is requesting funding for the first time this year, and another has not
requested and received funding since 1985, and
WHEREAS: enrollment is expected to stabilize
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Services Fee be increased from $8 to $8.60/full-time student and
remain constant at $4.50/part-time student and at $.75/credit hour up to 6 credit
hours for summer school students.
FAILED 5/40/1 on 3/10/88
B-17
BILL 88/16
BY:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE
COUNCIL CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS
Scott Darger
WHEREAS: the current method of selection of members to the College of Business
Administration College Council doesn’t represent the diversity of students in the
College of Business Administration, and
WHEREAS: representation on the Council could better reflect the aforementioned diversity,
and
WHEREAS: a committee was formed by the Council to investigate a better method of
representation, and
WHEREAS: the following proposal was brought before and approved by the Council
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revisions be made in the Business Administration College
Council’s Constitution:
Article 2, Section 1, be amended to read: ...students to fill ten of the fifteen
membership spots on the body known as Business Administration Council. The
remaining five positions will be filled by appointment in accordance with Article
3, Section 2. These fifteen students shall be collectively known as Business
Administration Council.
Article 2, Section 4, be amended to read:
A …consist of ten elected members, five members, the student senators...
B. . . .elected or appointed to Business... …election or go through the
application process.
The title of Article 3 be amended to read:
Nomination, Elections and Appointments.
Article 3 be amended by adding the following section:
SECTION 2. Appointments
A. Any person meeting the qualifications set forth in Article 2, Section 5, shall
have the right to apply for membership on a form produced by the Business
Council in the following manner:
1. Check out application form from designated place.
2. Complete each section of the application.
3. Return application to a designated place by a specified date and sign up
for an interview time.
B. The interviews shall take place no later than the second to the last Friday in
April.
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C. The interviewing panel shall consist of those members of the election
committee and the faculty advisor of the Business Administration Council
who will be a non-voting member.
D. The interviewing panel shall nominate a slate equal to the number of members
sought with heavy emphasis on selecting a representative body of students and
additional weight on campus involvement.
E. The Business Administration Council must then approve their choice of
candidates by a two—third majority vote. All person(s) selected shall be
eligible under all sections pertaining to qualifications.
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY 3/24/88
B-19
BILL 88/17
BY:
SPEECH UNLIMITED SPECIAL ALLOCATION
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the Speech Unlimited Forensics Team wishes to represent KSU at the National
Speech Tournament April 8-11 at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, and
WHEREAS: the Speech Unlimited Team has successfully represented KSU at 13
intercollegiate tournaments this year winning 187 individual awards, and
WHEREAS: over the last 10 years Speech Unlimited at KSU has consistently been rank in the
top 25 college speech teams in the nation, and
WHEREAS: KSU is the defending national champion in dramatic interpretation, and
WHEREAS: 8 students have qualified for the national tournament, and
WHEREAS: other means of funding has been sought, and
WHEREAS: funding is being asked for lodging and tournament fees only
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. $468 be allocated to send the KSU Speech Unlimited Team to the National
Speech Tournament at Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois on April 8-11. (8
students x 3 nights @ $5.50/night and 8 students x $42 tournament fee/student)
SECTION 2. If less than 8 members attend the tournament, the appropriate amount of money
be returned to student government.
SECTION 3. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 3/24/88
B-20
BILL 88/18
BY:
AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 87/29, INCREASE
IN SGA ELECTIONS POLLING PLACES
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 87/29 increased the number of polling places for SGA elections from
one to four, and
WHEREAS: the conduct of SGA elections is a gargantuan task, and
WHEREAS: a vote of the entire student body may take place at a time when no SGA Elections
Committee is in office, and
WHEREAS: flexibility in polling procedures is needed
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Senate Bill 87/29, Increase in SGA Elections Polling Places, be amended by
adding a new Section 4 and down noting the remaining sections.
4. If Student Senate passes legislation calling for a special vote of the entire
student body, the legislation may provide for fewer polling places than
those listed in Section 2 above.
PASSED 3/24/88
B-21
BILL 88/19
BY:
AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 87/32,
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE
Doug Folk & Dave Whetstone
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 87/32 established the Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force whose mandate
included examining ticket sales policies at KSU and other universities, developing
a ticket sales policy, making a final report to Student Senate no later than March
24, 1988, and introducing a proposal at that time, and
WHEREAS: the task force first convened at a date later than originally envisioned, and
WHEREAS: it is no longer reasonable to expect the proper research to be completed and a
thorough proposal submitted by March 24th
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Senate Bill 87/32, Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force, be amended as follows:
Add a new sub-section D in Section 1 and down note the remaining sections: D.
Make a report to Student Senate of all research and alternatives explored to
that point on March 24, 1988.
Amend sub-section D (now E) in Section 1 to read: E. Make a final report to
Student Senate, including a written record of all research and alternatives
explored, no later than April 21, 1988.
PASSED 3/10/88
B-22
BILL 88/20
BY:
1988-89 TENTATIVE ALLOCATIONS
Finance Committee
ALLOCATED
1987-88
Association of Adults
Returning to Schools (AARTS)
Amnesty International
Associated Students of Kansas
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
1988-89
156.30
519.67
267.95
0.00
434.22
275.91
19,147.80
19,072.20
19,072.20
(………………………. $.60 head count……………….)
Associated Students of Kansas
@ KSU
Black Student Union (BSU)
Coalition for Human Rights (CHR)
College Councils
Ag
4,017.24
Arch. & Design
2,641.68
Arts & Sciences
11,299.68
Business Admin
7,357.92
Education
3,212.76
Engineering
7,287.24
Graduate
4,696.56
Human Ecology
2,906.16
Veterinary Medicine 1,161 .00
Consumer Relations Board
Fine Arts Council
1,632.60
1,632.60
1,527.70
828.40
3,225.10
799.85
409.30
457.10
253.40
39,957.84
44,580.24
44,580.24
3,864.90
3,900.50
3,727.30
64,492.00
71,937.95
71,937.95
$2.40/full-time, $.75/part-time, $.10/summer)
11,838.86
12,612.76
12,087.06
(
FONE Crisis Center
Honorariums
AARTS
BSU
CHR
ICC
MACS
UFM
WRC
REQUESTED
1988-89
100.00
1,000.00
550.00
2,000.00
600.00
500.00
200.00
International Coordinating Council (ICC)
4,196.50
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4,486.55
4,265.28
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
1988-89
ALLOCATED
1987-88
REQUESTED
1988-89
25,023.87
28,173.00
26,061.00
183.95
456.20
225.00
0.00
227.50
120.75
10,852.21
0.00
(86.95)
4,023.89
11,743.57
876.80
33,117.18
35,153.00
33,293.00
Students Against Driving Drunk
207.30
1,156.67
276.80
Students for Handicapped Concerns
399.30
541.00
423.20
University for Man (UFM)
13,133.13
13,169.25
12,270.50
U-LearN
12,934.39
25,884.76
12,280.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
748.00
838.16
801.56
260,097.72
294,752.00
258,286.50
Legal Services
Mexican American Council of Students (MACS)
Puerto Rican Student Organization
Reserves for Contingencies
Sports Club Council
Rugby
Parachute
Women’s Soccer
Men’s Soccer
Sailing
Rodeo
Gymnastics
93.20
133.20
122.20
139.60
112.20
183.20
93.20
Student Governing Association
Withholding (estimate)
Women’s Resource Center (WRC)
Totals
PASSED 4/14/88
B-24
BILL 88/21
BY:
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE COUNCIL
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS
Scott Darger
WHEREAS: the current method of selection of members to the College of Business
Administration College Council doesn’t represent the diversity of students in the
College of Business Administration, and
WHEREAS: representation on the Council could better reflect the aforementioned diversity,
and
WHEREAS: a committee was formed by the Council to investigate a better method of
representation, and
WHEREAS: the following proposal was brought before and approved by the Council
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revisions be made in the Business Administration College
Council’s Constitution:
Article 2, Section 1, be amended to read: ...students to fill ten of the fifteen
membership spots on the body known as Business Administration Council. The
remaining five positions will be filled by appointment in accordance with Article
3, Section 2. These fifteen students shall be collectively known as Business
Administration Council.
Article 2, Section 4, be amended to read:
A. …consist of ten elected members, five appointed members, the student
senators...
B. …elected or appointed to Business election or go through the application
process.
The title of Article 3 be amended to read:
Nomination, Elections and Appointments.
Article 3 be amended by adding the following section:
SECTION 2. Appointments
A. Any person meeting the qualifications set forth in Article 2, Section 5, shall
have the right to apply for membership on a form produced by the Business
Administration Council in the following manner:
1. Check out application form from designated place.
2. Complete each section of the application.
3. Return application to a designated place by a specified date and sign up
for an interview time.
B. The interviews shall take place no later than the second to the last Friday in
April.
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C. The interviewing panel shall consist of those members of the election
committee and the faculty advisor of the Business Administration Council
who will be a non-voting member.
D. The interviewing panel shall nominate a slate equal to the number of members
sought with heavy emphasis on selecting a representative body of students
and additional weight on campus involvement.
E. The Business Administration Council must then approve their choice of
candidates by a two—thirds majority vote. All person(s) selected shall be
eligible under all sections pertaining to qualifications.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 3/31/88
B-26
BILL 88/22
BY:
FUNDING OF THE KSU
CHILD CARE COOPERATIVE
Troy Lubbers & Justin Sanders
WHEREAS: lack of funding by the administration has forced the KSU Child Care Cooperative
to discontinue acceptance of children subsidized by the Social Rehabilitation
Services, and
WHEREAS: the cost of care of the Child Care Cooperative is significantly higher than
projected in March, therefore making it less accessible for many students, and
WHEREAS: some classes at KSU benefit from the use of this facility for field experience in
their endeavors to fulfill degree requirements, and
WHEREAS: Student Senate invested $86,182 for the renovation of the KSU Child Care
Cooperative in 1985, and
WHEREAS: the composition of the student body is steadily changing toward a non—
traditional population, and
WHEREAS: the Kansas Board of Regents has endorsed a plan establishing an Educational
Opportunity Fund which will bring approximately $200,000 per year to K-State
for student financial aid, and
WHEREAS: under the current plan the Student Senate shall have the power to allocate the
EOF. money, and
WHEREAS: the EOF. can be a source of funds for childships beginning with Fiscal Year 1990
(July 1989), and
WHEREAS: the interest on the Endowment Account at the KSU Foundation is currently
$60,000, and
WHEREAS: a one-time allocation for childships in Fiscal Year 1989 (July 1988) falls under
the guidelines established for the endowment in 1986
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The KSU Child Care Cooperative be allocated $32,000 in Fiscal Year 1989 for
childships for children of KSU students.
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the interest generated by the SGA Endowment
Account at the KSU Foundation.
SECTION 3. Student Senate strongly urge that a similar amount be allocated for childships in
future years from the Educational Opportunity Fund monies.
PASSED 29/15/2 ON 4/28/88
B-27
BILL 88/23
BY:
REVISION OF SGA CONSTITUTION:
JUDICIAL AND STUDENT RIGHTS
Justin Sanders & Judicial Council
WHEREAS: a committee of students, faculty and staff met frequently for nine months to revise
the Judicial Code of the KSU SGA Constitution and By-Laws, and
WHEREAS: Section VI (Judicial) and Section XII (Student Rights) of the KSU SGA
Constitution were rewritten with minor content changes
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Section VI, Judicial, of the KSU SGA Constitution be revised as follows:
601. A. All judicial power of the KSU SGA shall be vested in the SGA judicial
system, composed of the following boards or committees:
1. Judicial Council,
2. Student Tribunal,
3. Judicial Council of the KSU Association of Residence Halls
(KSUARH),
4. Judicial boards of on-campus living groups,
5. Student Review Board,
6. Parking Citation Appeals Board, and
7. Ad hoc boards appointed when members of standing boards are
unavailable.
B. This judicial power shall include the exclusive disposition of:
1.
2.
3.
4.
non-academic university disciplinary complaints against students,
violations of the KSU SGA Constitution,
interferences on students’ rights and freedoms, and
appeals of KSU Police Department parking citations.
602. A. Members of the boards or committees listed in Section 601-A shall serve
one-year terms and membership shall be as described below.
1. Judicial Council shall be composed of a representative of the Dean
of Student Life, the SGA Attorney General (who shall serve as
chairperson), and five (5) students as follows:
a. one (1) student appointed by the President of KSU Association
of Residence Hall (KSUARH),
b. one (1) student appointed by the Presidents of
Interfraternity/Pan-Hellenic Councils,
c. one (1) student unaffiliated with an organized living group or
off-campus living group appointed by the Student Body
President,
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d. one (1) Student Senator appointed jointly by the Chairperson of
Student Senate and the Chairperson of Senate Operations
Standing Committee, and
e. one (1) student-at-large appointed by the Student Body President.
Such student appointments shall be subject to approval by Student
Senate.
2. Student Tribunal shall be composed of two (2) faculty members
appointed by Faculty Senate and five (5) students appointed by the
Student Body President as follows:
a. one (1) off-campus student unaffiliated with an organized living
group,
b. one (1) student from a fraternity or sorority which is a member of
the Interfraternity Council/Pan-Hellenic Council,
c. one (1) student from the KSU Association of Residence Halls
(KSUARH), and
d. two (2) students-at-large, one being designated as Chancellor.
Such student appointments shall be subject to approval by Student
Senate.
3. Judicial Council of the KSU Association of Residence Halls
(KSUARH) shall be composed of one (1) representative from each
residence hall.
4. Each on-campus living group shall determine the membership of its
judicial board.
5. Student Review Board shall be composed of one (1) faculty member
selected by Faculty Senate and five (5) students appointed by the
Student Body President, one being designated as chairperson as
follows:
a. one (1) off-campus student unaffiliated with an organized living
group,
b. one (1) student from a fraternity or sorority which is a member of
the Interfraternity Council/Pan-Hellenic Council,
c. one (1) student from the KSU Association of Residence Halls
(KSUARH), and
d. two (2) students-at-large.
Such student appointments shall be subject to approval by Student
Senate.
6. Parking Citation Appeals Board shall be composed of seven (7)
students appointed by the Student Body President and approved by
Student Senate. One (1) shall be designated as chairperson by the
Student Body President.
B. During periods when judicial board members are unavailable, the Dean
of Student Life, after consultation with the SGA Attorney General or if
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the Attorney General is unavailable, with the Student Body President,
shall appoint an ad hoc committee, as the need arises, to hear nonacademic disciplinary complaints. Such ad hoc committees shall be
composed of two (2) students and one (1) faculty-staff member
preferably with prior judicial experience.
C. No member of the boards or committees described in subsections A and
B of this section shall hold elected office in either the executive or
legislative branch of the SGA unless specifically permitted in the SGA
Constitution and By-Laws, nor may any member serve on more than one
such board or committee at any given time. No one may sit in judgment
on a case which he/she has previously heard as a member of another
board.
603.
Members of boards or committees described in Section 602,
subsections A and B, may be impeached by Student Senate for
misfeasance, malfeasance or nonfeasance upon a two-thirds (2/3) vote
of the total membership of Student Senate and shall be removed from
office upon conviction by Student Tribunal.
SECTION 2. Section XII, Student Rights, of the KSU SGA Constitution be revised as follows:
1201. The following rights are guaranteed to students:
A. The right of those employed by the university to join or form unions
and enter into collective bargaining;
B. The right to petition for changes in curriculums or faculty;
C. The right to a fundamentally fair process, including a fair hearing, in
all disciplinary matters and to be judged in part or entirely by students,
with right of appeal;
D. The right to free and timely access to statements of policy which affect
students; the university, therefore, should publish policies affecting
students;
E. The right to freedom from unreasonable and unauthorized search,
seizure and detention;
F. The right to be tried and/or punished no more than once for the same
offense, except in cases of violations of university rules;
G. The right to exercise full rights as a citizen in forming and
participating in campus, local, national or international organizations
for intellectual, religious, social, political, economic or cultural
purposes and to publish and/or disseminate individual views and those
of organizations on or off campus;
H. The right to conduct research freely and to publish, discuss and
exchange any findings or recommendations, whether individually or in
association with local, national or international groups;
I. The right to organize and join organizations in their common interests;
J. The right of any organization to enjoy registration in all cases,
provided they comply with the regulation for registration as stipulated
in the By-Laws to the University Activities Board (UAB) Constitution;
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K. The right of UAB registered organizations to participate freely in offcampus activities, subject only to procedural regulations;
L. The right of students and UAB registered organization to use campus
facilities subject to such regulations as are required for scheduling
meeting times and places;
M. The right of students and UAB registered organizations to invite and
hear speakers of their choice on subjects of their choice; and
N. The right to establish print and disseminate publications free of any
censorship or other pressures designed to control editorial policy, with
the selection and removal of editorial staffs reserved solely to the
organizations sponsoring those publications. (In cases, however, where
a publication enjoys a monopoly of university facilities and finances,
the registering authority may properly insist on adequate safeguards in
the constitution of the publication to insure that the requirements for
membership be limited to interest, activity and journalistic ability. The
staff of the publication shall administer those safeguards, but in any
case where a person considers he/she has been unjustly removed from
or unjustly prevented from joining the staff, such person may present a
complaint to their board of local jurisdiction.)
1202. The enumeration of certain rights herein shall not be construed as to
nullify or limit any other rights possessed by students.
SECTION 3. The above amendments be submitted to the college councils for ratification as
provided for in Article X, Section 1001-A of the KSU SGA Constitution and
Article II of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution.
PASSED 4/28/88
B-31
BILL 88/24
BY:
REVISION OF SGA BY-LAWS:
JUDICIAL CODE
Justin Sanders & Judicial Council
WHEREAS: a committee of students, faculty and staff met frequently for nine months to revise
the Judicial Code of the KSU SGA Constitution and By-Laws, and
WHEREAS: the committee strove for a judicial code which could be clear and understandable
yet detailed enough to enable students to conduct fair proceedings with little or no
supervision, and
WHEREAS: a special attempt was made to avoid language common to criminal proceedings
since disciplinary proceedings are not criminal
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article VI, Judicial Code, of the KSU SGA By-Laws be revised as follows:
(a copy of this is available in the 1988 minutes)
PASSED 4/28/88
B-32
BILL 88/25
BY:
REVISION OF STUDENT CONDUCT CODE
Justin Sanders & Judicial Council
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 511-H of the KSU SGA Constitution states “The Student
Senate shall have the power to define and establish the Honor and Conduct Code
of KSU SGA, setting further acceptable standard principles of citizenship.”, and
WHEREAS: the current Honor and Conduct Code is unconstitutionally vague, and
WHEREAS: a committee of students, faculty and staff included the revision of the Honor and
Conduct Code in their nine—month review of the KSU SGA Judicial Code, and
WHEREAS: the proposed Student Conduct Code is specific enough to be enforceable yet
broad enough to cover wrongful acts
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the revised Student Conduct Code as follows:
Rationale
The primary purpose of discipline in is to protect the campus community.
purpose, reasonable efforts will a] personal and social development of held
accountable for violations of the university setting Consistent with that so be
made to foster the those students who are this conduct code.
Interpretation of Regulations
Disciplinary regulations are set forth in writing in order to give students general
notice of prohibited conduct. The regulations should be read broadly and are not
designed to define misconduct in exhaustive terms.
Definitions
1.
The term “group” means a number of persons who are associate with each
other and who have not complied with university requirements for
registration as an organization, but shall not include Greek organizations
which are part of the Interfraternity Council and the Pan-Hellenic Council
structure.
2.
The term “organization” means a number of persons who have complied
with university requirements for registration, but shall not include members
of the Interfraternity Council and the Pan-Hellenic Council.
3.
The term “university” means Kansas State University.
4.
The term “reckless” means conduct which one should reasonable expected
to know would create a substantial risk of harm to persons or property, or
which would otherwise be likely to result in interference with normal
university or university sponsored activities.
5.
The term “university premises” means building or grounds owned, leased,
operated, controlled or supervised by the university.
6.
The term “weapon” means any object or substance designed to inflict a
wound, cause injury, or incapacitate, including but not limited to, all
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7.
8.
firearms, pellet guns, switchblade S knives, and knives with blades five or
more inches in length.
The term “university sponsored activity” means any activity on or off
campus which is initiated, aided, authorized or supervised by the university.
The term “hazing” means coercing, demanding or encouraging a member or
prospective member of an organization or group to participate, as a
condition of membership in any organization or group under the auspices of
the university, in any activity which
a. may be reasonably foreseen to cause discomfort, pain, fright,
humiliation or injury; or
b. violates any law regarding hazing.
Prohibited Conduct
The following misconduct is subject to disciplinary action:
1.
Intentionally or recklessly causing physical harm to any person on
university premises or at university sponsored activities, or intentionally or
recklessly causing reasonable apprehension or fear of such harm.
2.
Unauthorized use, possession or storage of any weapon on university
premises or at university sponsored activities.
3.
Intentionally initiating or causing to be initiated any false report, warning or
threat of fire, explosion or other emergency on university premises or at
university sponsored activities.
4.
Intentionally or recklessly interfering with university or university
sponsored activities, including, but not limited to, studying, teaching,
research, university administration, or fire, police or emergency services.
5.
Knowingly violating the terms of any disciplinary sanction imposed in
accordance with this code.
6.
Unauthorized distribution, use or possession of a controlled substance as
described in Chapter 65, Article 41 of Kansas Statutes Annotated, including
but not limited to marijuana, cocaine and heroin, on university premises or
at university sponsored activities.
7.
Violation of the university’s published alcohol and cereal malt beverage
policy.
8.
Intentionally or recklessly misusing or damaging fire safety equipment on
university premises or at university sponsored activities.
9.
Forgery, unauthorized alteration, or unauthorized use of any university
document or instrument of identification.
10. intentionally and substantially interfering with the freedom or expression of
others on university premises or at university sponsored activities.
11. Theft of property or of services on university premises or at university
sponsored activities; knowing possession of stolen property on university
premises or at university sponsored activities.
12. Intentionally or recklessly destroying or damaging the property of others on
university premises or at university sponsored activities.
13. Unauthorized presence in or use of university premises, facilities or
property.
14. Negligently, recklessly or intentionally participating in the hazing of
another. (Consent by the person hazed shall be no defense to hazing.)
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15.
Intentionally or recklessly engaging in conduct which clearly and directly
impairs, interferes with, or obstructs the mission, processes and functions of
the university.
16. Telephone harassment, which shall include a) making calls containing lewd
or obscene remarks, b) making calls intended to harass whether or not
conversation ensues, c) making the telephone ring repeatedly with intent to
harass, and d) making repeated calls in which conversation ensues solely to
harass.
Attempts to commit acts prohibited by this code shall be considered violations to
the same extent as completed acts.
Sanctions
Sanctions may be imposed for prohibited conduct pursuant to the Student
Governing Association Constitution and By-Laws.
PASSED 4/28/88
B-35
BILL 88/26
BY:
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES POLICY
Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force
WHEREAS: the basketball ticket sales policies of the recent past have been less than effective,
and
WHEREAS: the Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force (ATSTF) was created to develop a plan for
athletic ticket sales that would be more effective, and
WHEREAS: the ATSTF is made up of four representatives from the residence halls, three offcampus representatives and four Greek representatives, with three members
belonging to ICAT, and
WHEREAS: the ATSTF has researched the issue of athletic ticket sales extensive by consulting
other universities, KSU administrators, Coliseum Director Charlie Thomas,
athletic department personnel, Men’s Basketball Coach Lon Kruger and ICAT
representatives, and
WHEREAS: the ATSTF held a forum for the general student body to see the plan and ask
questions, and
WHEREAS: the ATSTF feels that it has developed a workable plan that is as fair as possible to
all students, and
WHEREAS: the ATSTF feels it would be best for it to monitor the process of student athletic
ticket sales for the 1988-89 school year
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the original seating plan for Bramlage Coliseum as it has
been divided by the Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force and the following
recommended policy (see addendum):
A. The campout and sale of student season basketball tickets continue to be held
on the east side of Ahearn Fieldhouse.
B. Student season basketball tickets will be sold on October 14 (the morning
before the first basketball practice).
1. In the event that October 14 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the date of sale
shall be moved to the Friday immediately before the 14th of October.
2. If the date of sale would fall on a Friday before a home football game, the
date shall be moved to the Thursday immediately before that Friday.
3. If the date is changed for any reason, the date of sale must be announced
thirty (30) days prior to sale.
C. Tickets for the ICAT group shall be sold at least one day in advance of the
student season ticket sales so that extra tickets in the ICAT section may be
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purchased by other students. ICAT will determine their method of sales for
the ICAT seats.
D. Each individual may purchase up to twenty (20) tickets (one per valid fee card
or spouse).
E. Each position in the campout line must have a tent or other designated area
that is marked with their group name, and each position may have up to five
(5) individuals. (For example, a group that wanted to purchase two hundred
(200) tickets would have to have two (2) positions in the campout with two (2)
designated areas and five (5) campers in each position.)
SECTION 2. Student Senate approve the following football ticket sales policy:
A.
B.
C.
D.
All seats shall be reserved.
ICAT members shall have top priority on seats.
Each student may purchase up to seventy (70) tickets with one i.d. card.
Group representatives with a current i.d. card may purchase all tickets and
select location of seats.
E. The Athletic Department shall determine the date of sale.
SECTION 3. The Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force be reappointed as the 1988-89 Athletic
Ticket Sales Committee so that it may continue to monitor the athletic ticket sales
process during the next year. (Those members who do not wish to be reappointed
shall be replaced by the selection committee outlined in Section 3 of Senate Bill
87/32.
SECTION 4. Beginning in the Spring of 1989, the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee shall be
appointed for the next school year prior to April 1.
A. The Committee shall be selected by the Student Body President Student
Senate Chair and Personnel Selections Coordinator.
B. The Committee shall consist of nine (9) members.
C. The selection committee shall also designate a chairperson of the Committee.
D. The most important factor for selecting the student members of the Committee
shall be living group representation.
E. The Committee shall be charged with the responsibility of organizing and
administrating the football and basketball ticket sales policy.
F. The Committee shall work closely with the Athletic Ticket Sales Manager.
G. The Committee shall also be responsible for:
1. the official sign-up of the line,
2. displaying a banner to identify the location of the check-in point, and
3. publicizing the policy and date of sale as set forth in this bill.
H. The Committee shall assign two (2) members to each twelve (12)—hour
period (12 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12 p.m. to 12 a.m.) and those members shall
conduct a roll call of the line at their discretion. There shall be no minimum or
maximum number of roll calls.
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I. If inclement weather becomes a problem, the Committee has the power to
disband the line until further notice. The line shall reconvene in the same
order as it was when disbanded.
SECTION 5. Student Senate pass along the following recommendations to the Athletic
Department regarding the seating location in Bramlage Coliseum and athletic
ticket sales.
A. With faculty approval, the faculty section be moved to the corresponding
location at the north end of the east side of the coliseum to better facilitate
departure following a basketball game. The displaced sections be moved to
the corresponding location at the south end of the east side.
B. The policy whereby a married student can purchase one ticket for a nonstudent spouse be continued.
C. In recognition of the students contribution to the building of Bramlage
Coliseum, a minimum of six thousand (6,000) student season tickets be
offered each year, and the present student seating location be maintained, if
not improved.
D. Student football and basketball tickets continue to be sold separately.
E. ICAT memberships be obtained by September 15 to qualify for priority
seating in the ICAT section.
SECTION 6. All previous legislation pertaining to athletic ticket sales and the committee that
administered that policy be null and void, with the exception of Senate Bill 87/32.
PASSED 4/28/88
B-38
BILL 88/27
BY:
SPECIAL ALLOCATION TO OZ MAGAZINE
Mary Lane, Chris Kern, Doug Heller
WHEREAS: the journal of the KSU College of Architecture & Design has been recognized as
one of the best of its kind in the nation, and
WHEREAS: Oz has always depended upon the voluntary financial support of its student staff
and the design community, and
WHEREAS: over the past two years three magazines, the most being that of Cornell
University, have been forced out of publication due to financial considerations
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate loan $5,500 to Oz Magazine ($3,500 for current publishing debts
and $2,000 for Volume II set up costs).
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
SECTION 3. This loan be repaid in annual payments of at least $785 each.
SECTION 4. The money be returned to the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 4/28/88
B-39
BILL 88/28
BY:
SPECIAL ALLOCATION TO RODEO CLUB
Greg Weisenborn, & Chris Kern
WHEREAS: the K-State Rodeo Club is a visible organization which fosters the image of
Kansas State University, and
WHEREAS: the National Miss Collegiate Rodeo Competition, which is in conjunction with the
Collegiate Rodeo Nationals, offers an opportunity for the KSU Rodeo Club to
represent Kansas State University at a national level, and
WHEREAS: a member of the KSU Rodeo Club qualified to compete in the National Miss
Collegiate Rodeo Competition, and
WHEREAS: the recognition of winning the competition would allow her to travel to other
universities as an ambassador from Kansas State, and
WHEREAS: this could be beneficial in the recruitment of students who have interests in rodeo
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $408.20 ($33 for 6 nights of lodging, $35 for 7 days of
food and $340.20 for travel) to the Rodeo Club for the exclusive use of traveling
to the Collegiate Rodeo Nationals in Bozeman, Montana.
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 4/28/88
B-40
BILL 88/29
BY:
1988-89 STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE
Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee
WHEREAS: the current student health insurance policy underwritten by Blue Cross/Blue
Shield of Kansas will expire August 27, 1988, and
WHEREAS: the Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee evaluated the current
effectiveness of the Blue Cross/Blue Shield policy, and
WHEREAS: the Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee was given several different
options by Blue Cross/Blue Shield from which they chose the best policy for the
KSU student health insurance program
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate adopt the Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Kansas health insurance
policy for the 1988-89 academic year.
SECTION 2. The annual rates be as follows:
student
student/spouse
student/child(ren)
student/spouse/child(ren)
$ 450.12
$1,051.32
$1,019.40
$1,469.52
PASSED 4/28/88
B-41
BILL 88/30
BY:
SGA BY-LAWS REVISION:
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 88/18 increased the number of polling places from two (2) to four (4)
for the SGA elections, and
WHEREAS: this increase necessitates an increase of Elections Committee personnel in order to
insure the efficiency of the elections, and
WHEREAS: the report filed by the 1988 Elections Committee recommended several revisions
to eliminate future problems in election procedures, and
WHEREAS: the Elections Committee chair and the Coordinator of Student A concluded that a
five (5)-member increase would be a sufficient increase in Elections Committee
personnel
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revision be made in Article I (Procedures for Referendums and
Election of SGA Officials), Section l-A-5:
In addition to the chairperson, Elections Committee shall be composed of twelve
(12) other members chosen by a committee consisting of the Student Body
President, Chairperson of Student Senate, Chairperson of Senate Operations
Standing Committee and Chairperson of Elections Committee. These positions
shall be by application to the Chairperson of Student Senate and subject to
approval by Student Senate.
(the underlined presently reads “seven (7)”)
PASSED 9/1/88
B-42
BILL 88/31
BY:
CAMPAIGN REGULATIONS REVISION &
CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE
REGULATIONS REVISIONS
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS: past problems with SGA election procedures have necessitated evaluation of
election regulations, and
WHEREAS: the report filed by the 1988 SGA Elections Committee recommended several
revisions to eliminate future problems in election procedures, and
WHEREAS: the chairperson of the 1989 SGA Elections Committee and the Coordinator of
Student Activities spent considerable time evaluating these recommendation
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revision be made to the Campaign Expenditure Regulations:
Add to the end of 3-C: In case of emergency expenditures after the report has
been submitted, an amended expenditure report must be submitted by the Monday
prior to the election at 5:00 p.m.
SECTION 2. The following be approved as the revised Campaign Regulations:
(these are available in the 1988 minutes)
PASSED 9/8/88
B-43
BILL 88/32
BY:
INVESTIGATION OF INVESTMENT
OF STUDENT FUNDS
Rattan Nath, Scott Miller, Sally Howard-Clayton, Dan Acheson-Brown
WHEREAS: the KSU Student Senate supports an ethical investment policy which is
commensurate with and supportive of human rights and freedoms, and
WHEREAS: currently there are student monies invested in the Common Funds which invests
in companies doing business in the Republic of South Africa, and
WHEREAS: the South African government violates human rights and freedoms, and
WHEREAS: those companies doing business in the Republic of South Africa support the South
African government through taxes
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. An ad hoc committee be established by 7 October 1988 to research the investment
of student monies associated with companies doing business in the Republic of
South Africa.
SECTION 2. The ad hoc committee present a written report (which may include recommended
legislation) to the Student Senate by 10 November 1988.
SECTION 3. The ad hoc committee be comprised of five members (at least one student
senator).
SECTION 4. The ad hoc committee and the chairperson be selected by a three-member panel
consisting of the Student Body President, Chairperson of Student Senate and the
Coordinator of Personnel Selections.
PASSED 42/0 ON 9/22/88
B-44
BILL 88/33
BY:
CAMPAIGN REGULATIONS REVISION
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS: agreement was reached with University Physical Facilities to provide additional
banner locations only for SGA elections
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Section 4-A (Banners) of the KSU Campaign Regulations be revised as follows:
A. Banners may be displayed only between trees in the following areas:
1. southeast of Seaton Hall,
2. directly west of Holtz Hall,
3. directly south of the clock (north of Holtz Hall),
4. between Farrell Library and Lafene Student Health Center, and
5. directly east of the Burt Hall entrance.
PASSED 9/15/88
B-45
BILL 88/34
BY:
KSU VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL SPECIAL
ALLOCATION TO ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
Finance Committee & Justin Sanders
WHEREAS: the Vietnam conflict ended April 30, 1975, and
WHEREAS: 38 KSU students and alumni died in the Vietnam conflict, and
WHEREAS: memorials exist for those K-Staters who died in World War I (Memorial Stadium)
and World War II and Korean War (All Faiths Chapel), and
WHEREAS: the only memorial on campus honoring K-Staters who died in Vietnam is a plaque
in the K-State Union dedicated in 1969, and
WHEREAS: the Arnold Air Society has developed a plan and has raised approximately
$11,000 to build a fitting memorial to KSU students and alumni killed in Vietnam
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $7,051 to the Arnold Air Society to be used for
completing the KSU Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
SECTION 3. Student Senate strongly urge future Senates to fund maintenance costs which may
arise due to vandalism or deterioration of the KSU Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
PASSED 10/18/88
B-46
BILL 88/35
No Legislation for this number
B-47
BILL 88/36
BY:
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FUND ALLOCATION PROCEDURES
Justin Sanders & Tray Lubbers
WHEREAS: the Kansas Board of Regents on 19 May 1988 established an Educational
Opportunity Fund (EOF), and
WHEREAS: the KSU Student Governing Association is charged with the allocation of the EOF
at Kansas State, and
WHEREAS: the proper allocation of the EOF requires that a well defined procedure and
timetable be followed
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The student members of the EOF Committee consist of one Student Senator and
three at-large students to be selected by an interview panel consisting of the
Student Body President, Student Senate Chair and the Coordinator of Personnel
Selections. The interview panel shall advertise for applicants for the at-large
positions and submit their selections to Student Senate for approval by April 1st
of each year.
SECTION 2. Proposals for allocation of the EOF be solicited by the Committee from April to
the end of the second week (3rd Friday) the fall semester. To encourage a diversity
of proposals, the Committee shall “J solicit proposals in several ways such as
advertisement, direct invitation, etc.
SECTION 3. In its report to Student Senate, the Committee include an evaluation of the
effectiveness of the previous year allocations.
SECTION 4. The Committee make its recommendation to Student Senate no later than October
15th of each year.
SECTION 5. This bill take effect 1 January 1989.
PASSED 10/6/88
B-48
BILL 88/37
BY:
REVISION OF SENATE BILL 87/34,
ATTENDANCE POLICY
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 86/87/21 established an attendance policy for office hours, and
WHEREAS: this policy was in direct conflict with Article V, Section 2, Part E of the By-Laws
to the KSU SGA Constitution, and
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 87/34 established an attendance policy for group visitations, and
WHEREAS: it is desirable to place all regulations regarding attendance in the standing rules
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Each Student Senator and standing committee chair hold one office hour per week
during spring and fall semesters, with the exception of senators from the College
of Veterinary Medicine. The Student Senate Chair shall organize the
aforementioned office hours and have the power to excuse absences The
attendance policy for office hours shall be provided for in the Student Senate
Standing Rules.
SECTION 2. Section 3 of Senate Bill 87/34 be amended to read:
The attendance policy for group visitations shall be provided for in the Student
Senate Standing Rules.
FAILED 10/27/88
B-49
BILL 88/38
BY:
AMENDMENT TO SENATE BILL 88/1, 1988
STUDENT SENATE STANDING RULES
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS: visitations and office hours have been added to the requirements of Student
Senators, and
WHEREAS: these additional requirements have created contradictions between legislation, bylaws, and Senate Chairs’ attendance policies
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Section 1 of Senate Bill 88/1 be amended by adding a Section 12 to read:
12.
Any Student Senator who misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of
office shall automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate,
unless properly excused by the Senate Chair.
a. Three (3) unexcused lates (or leaving early) shall constitute one (1)
unexcused absence.
b. Two (2) unexcused absences from Student Senate office hours shall
constitute one (I) unexcused absence.
REFERRED TO SENATE OPERATIONS STANDING
COMMITTEE 10/27/88
B-50
BILL 88/39
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF ADAM RUSKIN
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 2, Part E of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states
that ‘Any Student Senator who misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of
office will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate,
unless properly excused by Student Senate.”, and
WHEREAS: Article 5, Section 511, Part B of the KSU SGA Constitution states that Student
Senate has the power to “Impeach any officer of the student body and/or Student
Senate on grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance in office, by the
concurrence of two—thirds (2/3) of the total membership of Student Senate and
then present the case to Student Tribunal for trial.”, and
WHEREAS: Adam Ruskin has eight (8) unexcused absences to date this term
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Tribunal conduct impeachment proceedings against Adam Ruskin on the
grounds of nonfeasance.
FAILED 5/32/6 on 10/13/88
B-51
BILL 88/40
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF RATTAN NATH
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 2, Part E of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states
that “Any Student Senator who misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of
office will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate,
unless properly excused by Student Senate.”, and
WHEREAS: Article 5, Section 511, Part B of the KSU SGA Constitution states that Student
Senate has the power to “Impeach any officer of the student body and/or Student
Senate on grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance in office, by the
concurrence of two-thirds (2/3) of the total membership of Student Senate and
then present the case to Student Tribunal for trial.”, and
WHEREAS: Rattan Nath has two (2) unexcused absences and seven (7) unexcused lates
(equating to 2 1/3 unexcused absences), totaling 4 1/3 unexcused absences to date
this term
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Tribunal conduct impeachment proceedings against Rattan Nath on the
grounds of nonfeasance.
FAILED 13/27/4 on 10/13/88
B-52
BILL 88/41
BY:
REAPPORTIONMENT OF STUDENT SENATE
Justin Sanders
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 504-A of the KSU SGA Constitution provides that Student
Senate have “one (1) member for each three hundred (300) full—time and one (1)
member for each six hundred (600) part-time students or major fraction thereof in
each college or school,” and
WHEREAS: 20th-day enrollment figures are now available and indicate the need to reapportion
Student Senate
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senators for the 1989 Student Senate be apportioned among the colleges
and schools as follows:
Agriculture (1,314 f/t & 63 p/t)
Architecture & Design (971 f/t & 32 p/t)
Arts & Sciences (3,889 f/t & 562 p/t)
Business Administration (2,574 f/t & 259p/t)
Education (1,199 f/t & 130 p/t)
Engineering (2,441 f/t & 149 p/t)
Graduate School (1,200 f/t & 1,303 p/t)
Human Ecology (1,067 f/t & 67 p/t)
Veterinary Medicine (373 f/t & 1 p/t)
PASSED 10/18/88
B-53
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3
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9
4
8
6
4
1
BILL 88/42
BY:
UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES BOARD
CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS REVISIONS
Sally Meadows & Sally Routson
WHEREAS: the UAB Constitution & By-Laws were last revised in October of 1984, and
WHEREAS: a sub-committee of UAB was appointed to review the Constitution and By-Laws
and make recommendations on any changes, and
WHEREAS: the changes were approved by the UAB at their October 5 meeting
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the revised University Activities Board Constitution &
By-Laws.
(a copy is available in the 1988 minutes)
PASSED 10/18/88
B-54
BILL 88/43
BY:
EDUCATION COLLEGE COUNCIL
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS
Monica Connet & Melissa Blumel
WHEREAS: the Education College Council has revised their Constitution, and
WHEREAS: the Council has voted and accepted the revised Constitution
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revisions be made to the Education College Council Constitution:
ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP
SECTION 1. be amended by adding the underlined:
Non-voting members shall be the Student Senate Representatives for the College
of Education, one Student Representative from each professional education club
recognized by the College of Education, THE CHALKBOARD Assistant Editor
and two Faculty Advisors.
ARTICLE III. ELECTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
SECTION 8. be amended by adding the underlined:
In the event of a vacancy, THE CHALKBOARD Editor Selection Committee
shall select a replacement by first offering the position to THE CHALKBOARD
Assistant Editor, and if accepted, a new assistant will be selected through the
provisions outlined in ARTICLE III., Section 8-A. If the Assistant Editor does not
accept, a new Editor will be selected from applications filed at the beginning of
the term, soliciting new applications if deemed necessary, or utilizing other
measures at the Selection Committee discretion.
Add a Section 8-A to read:
An assistant to THE CHALKBOARD Editor shall be selected each year by THE
CHALKBOARD Editor Selection Committee, including the newly appointed
CHALKBOARD Editor, immediately after an Editor has been selected. The
proper title for this position shall be THE CHALKBOARD Assistant Editor.
Selection shall be made from the pool of annually completed applications for
THE CHALKBOARD Editor. The Selection Committee’s choice shall be
approved by the Elected/Voting Education Council members. In the event of a
vacancy, a new Assistant Editor may be selected by the same guidelines as that of
a vacancy for Editor.
ARTICLE IV. DUTIES OF THE OFFICERS
Add a Section 6-A to read:
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The Assistant Editor of THE CHALKBOARD shall be at the disposal of the
Editor to assist in any possible way. However, the Assistant Editor will not be
held accountable for any of the Editor’s responsibilities.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 10/18/88
B-56
BILL 88/44
BY:
IMPEACHMENT JUSTIFICATION
Rattan Nath, Joni Hays, Brenda Halinski
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 2-E of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA\ Constitution states that
“Any Student Senator that misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of office
will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate, unless
properly excused by the Chairperson of Student Senate.”, and
WHEREAS: Article V. Section 511-B of the KSU SGA. Constitution states that Student Senate
has the “sole power to impeach any officer of the student body and/or Student
Senate on the grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance, and nonfeasance in office, by
the concurrence of two-thirds (2/3) of the total membership of Student Senate and
then present the case to Student Tribunal for trial.”, and
WHEREAS: the purpose of the KSU SGA shall be the establishment and maintenance of
student government, and the enactment and enforcement of the just laws
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following people have at least three (3) unexcused absences:
Carolyn Cawley
Monica Connet
Mitch Bruning
Scott Darger
Laura Ewy
Filza Hassan
Doug Heller
Mary Lane
Laurie Lawson
Monty McClain
Jason Miles
William Mock
Lauren O’Connor
Cindy Riemann
Grant Shellenberger
Amy Vath
NOT CONSIDERED 10/18/88
B-57
BILL 88/45
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF 21 STUDENT SENATORS
Mary J Lampe, Brenda Halinski & Joni Hays
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 2-E of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states that
“Any Student Senator that misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of office
will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate, unless
properly excused by the Chairperson of Student Senate.”, and
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 511-B of the KSU SGA Constitution states that Student Senate
has the “sole power to impeach any officer of the student body and/or Student
Senate on the grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance, and nonfeasance in office, by
the concurrence of two—thirds (2/3) of the total membership of Student Senate
and then present the case to Student Tribunal for trial.”, and
WHEREAS: Senate Bill 87/34 established procedures for carrying out visitations at two (2) per
semester, and states that failure to comply with the visitation requirements will
count as one (1) unexcused absence for each visitation not conducted, and
WHEREAS: the 1988 Student Senate Attendance Policy and Parliamentary Procedures
distributed to Student Senators at the beginning of their term states that “Three (3)
unexcused lates (or leaving early) will constitute one (1) unexcused absence.”,
and
WHEREAS: the 1988 Student Senate Attendance Policy and Parliamentary Procedures states
that “Two (2) unexcused absences from Student Senate office hours will
constitute one (1) unexcused absence.”, and
WHEREAS: the following Student Senators have, with the visitation policy, at least three (3)
unexcused absences
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following Student Senators be impeached on the grounds of nonfeasance:
Wendy Albrecht
Mitch Bruning
Carolyn Cawley
Monica Connet
Scott Darger
Laura Ewy
Fern Grant
Filza Hassan
Doug Heller
Todd Johnson
Mary Lane
Laurie Lawson
Kristy Line
John McIntyre
Jason Miles
William Mock
Lauren O’Connor
Lisa Rephlo
Cindy Riemann
Mike Valentine
Dave Whetstone
FAILED 10/18/88
B-58
BILL 88/46
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF 2 STUDENT SENATORS
Mary J Lampe, Brenda Halinski, Joni Hays & Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 2-E of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states that
“Any Student Senator that misses three (3) meetings during one (1) term of office
will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate, unless
properly excused by the Chairperson of Student Senate.”, and
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 511-B of the KSU SGA Constitution states that Student Senate
has the “sole power to impeach any officer of the student body and/or Student
Senate on the grounds of malfeasance, misfeasance and nonfeasance in office, by
the concurrence of two-thirds (2/3) of the total membership of Student Senate and
then present the case to Student Tribunal for trial.”, and
WHEREAS: the 1988 Student Senate Attendance Policy and Parliamentary Procedures states
that “Two (2) unexcused absences from Student Senate office hours will
constitute one (1) unexcused absence.”, and
WHEREAS: the aforementioned policy also states that “Three (3) unexcused lates (or leaving
early) will constitute one (1) unexcused absence.”, and
WHEREAS: the following Student Senators have at least three (3) unexcused absences
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following Student Senators be impeached on the grounds of nonfeasance:
Joe Karlin & Monty McClain
FAILED 10/18/88
B-59
BILL 88/47
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF 8 STUDENT SENATE INTERNS
Brenda Halinski, Joni Hays, Mary Jo Lampe & Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: Student Senate Interns are bound by the same attendance policy as standing
committee chairpersons, and
WHEREAS: Article V. Section 8 of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states that
“any ex-officio member of Student Senate who misses three (3) meetings will
automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate...”, and
WHEREAS: the following Student Senate Interns have at least three (3) unexcused absences
from Student Senate
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following Student Senate Interns be impeached on the grounds of
nonfeasance:
Ira Bolden
Doug Holle
Julie Wakeman
Jane Costello
Jill Maltby
Jacinda Zimmerman
NOT CONSIDERED 10/18/88
B-60
Chris Forrer
David Mitchell
BILL 88/48
BY:
IMPEACHMENT OF AMY VATH
Mary Jo Lampe, Brenda Halinski, Joni Hays & Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: standing committee chairpersons who are non-voting, ex-officio members of
Student Senate are subject to removal from office of chairperson by the voting
members of Student Senate for malfeasance, misfeasance and nonfeasance, and
WHEREAS: Article V, Section 8 of the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution states that
“Any ex-officio member of Student Senate, defined in this section, who misses
three (3) meetings will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student
Senate...”, and
WHEREAS: Amy Vath has six (6) unexcused absences
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Amy Vath, chairperson of the Academic Affairs & University Relations Standing
Committee, be impeached on the grounds of nonfeasance.
FAILED 1/33/4 on 10/18/88
B-61
BILL 88/49
BY:
SPECIAL ALLOCATION FOR “HANDBOOK
FOR UAB REGISTERED ORGANIZATIONS”
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the University Activities Board (UAB) is an SGA committee, and
WHEREAS: the first UAB handbook was distributed in the Fall of 1982 and was funded by the
K-State Union, and
WHEREAS: only updated pages to the handbook have been distributed annually since 1982,
and
WHEREAS: many organizations may have misplaced or not kept their handbooks current, and
WHEREAS: the handbook was updated and put on the computer this past summer, and
WHEREAS: there are currently 330 registered organizations
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $700 to cover the cost of printing 400 copies of the 60page “Handbook for UAB Registered Organizations” to be distributed to all 198889 UAB registered organizations.
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 10/27/88
B-62
BILL 88/50
BY:
1988-1989 FINAL ALLOCATIONS
Finance Committee
REQUESTED
Amnesty International
Associated Students of Kansas
Association of Adults Returning to School (AARTS)
Black Student Union (BSU)
Coalition for Human Rights (CHR)
College Councils
FINAL
ALLOCATION
$ 434.22
275.91
275.91
19,072.20
19,072.20
20,373.00
(
Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
$.60 headcount
)
1,632.60
1,527.70
1,527.70
519.67
267.95
267.95
3,225.10
799.85
799.85
457.10
253.40
253.40
44,580.24
44,580.24
44,580.24
( $1.50 line item/full-time & $.42 line item/part-time student)
Agriculture
Architecture & Design
Arts & Sciences
Business Administration
Education
Engineering
Graduate
Human Ecology
Veterinary Medicine
4,017.24
2,641.68
11,299.68
7,357.92
3,212.76
7,287.24
4,696.56
2,906.16
1,161.00
Consumer Relations Board (CRB)
Fine Arts Council
3,900.50
3,727.30
3,727.30
71,937.95
71,937.95
77,318.60
( $2.40 line item/full-time & $.75 ;line item/part-time & $.10/credit hour for
summer school)
FONE Crisis Center
Honorariums
AARTS
BSU
CHR
ICC
MACS
UFM
WRC
12,612.76
12,087.06
12,087.06
6,550.00
4,950.00
4,950.00
4,486.55
4,265.28
4,265.28
28,173.00
26,061.00
26,061.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
100.00
1,000.00
550.00
2,000.00
600.00
500.00
200.00
International Coordinating Council (ICC)
Legal Services
Long Range Reserves for Capitol Outlay
B-63
REQUESTED
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
FINAL
ALLOCATION
Mexican American Council of Students (MACS)
456.20
225.00
225.00
Puerto Rican Student Organization
227.50
120.75
120.75
Reserves for Contingencies
0.00
(86.95)
8,584.64
Reserves for Maintenance of Long Standing Programs
0.00
0.00
0.00
93.20
133.20
122.20
139.60
112.20
183.20
93.20
876.80
93.20
133.20
122.20
139.60
112.20
183.20
93.20
876.80
35,153.00
33,293.00
33,575.10
1,156.67
276.80
276.80
541.00
423.20
423.20
University for Man (UFM)
13,169.25
12,270.50
12,670.50
U-LearN
25,884.76
12,280.00
12,445.20
8,000.00
8,000.00
8,000.00
838.16
801.56
820.31
$ 294,752.00
258,286.50
274,505.59
Sports Club Council (SCC)
Rugby
Parachute
Women’s Soccer
Men’s Soccer
Sailing
Rodeo
Gymnastics
TOTAL
957.20
2,309.00
1,057.80
1,910.80
1,799.77
3,587.00
122.00
11,743.57
Student Governing Association (SGA)
Students Against Driving Drunk
Students for Handicapped Concerns (SHC)
Withholding (estimate)
Women’s Resource Center (WRC)
TOTALS
PASSED 10/27/88
B-64
BILL 88/51
BY:
SGA BY-LAWS REVISIONS:
INTERPRETATION OF SGA CONSTITUTION,
BY-LAWS & LEGISLATION
Justin Sanders & Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: Student Tribunal has the duty of interpreting the SGA Constitution, and
WHEREAS: there are no guidelines for interpreting the Constitution, By-Laws or legislation,
and
WHEREAS: such guidelines are necessary to provide a clear understanding of the process of
interpretation
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article VI (Judicial), Section 2 (Duties of Student Tribunal), Subsection A, of the
By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution be amended to read:
interpret the KSU SGA Constitution, By-Laws and legislation, upon written
request by the Student Body President or Chairperson of Student Senate or by
presentation of a petition signed by 50 members of the KSU SGA. The
interpretation should be (in the order of priority):
1.
2.
3.
4.
based primarily on the common understanding of the words and phrases,
logically consistent with the remainder of the document,
consistent with prior interpretations, and
in the best interest of the members of the KSU SGA;
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 11/3/88
B-65
BILL 88/52
BY:
SPECIAL ALLOCATION TO K-STATE CREW
FOR A NEW SHELL
Finance Committee
WHEREAS: the K-State Crew currently has approximately 90 members, and
WHEREAS: the K-State Crew has established a tradition of providing positive national
recognition to Kansas State University, and
WHEREAS: the shell that the K-State Crew is currently using is old, and
WHEREAS: the shell was purchased used after having been used by both the U.S. Olympic
team and the University of Wisconsin, and
WHEREAS: the shell is beginning to lose its usefulness as a racing shell, and
WHEREAS: the cost of a new shell is approximately $12,000, and
WHEREAS: the down payment on a new shell is $3,000
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $3,000 to the K-State Crew only after they have raised the
remaining $9,500 for a new shell.
SECTION 2. This money be taken from the Foundation’s Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 11/10/88
B-66
BILL 88/53
BY:
EXTENSION FOR THE INVESTMENT
AD HOC COMMITTEE
Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: the Investment Ad hoc Committee must submit its report by 10 November 1988,
as specified in Senate Bill 88/32, and
WHEREAS: the chairperson of the committee needs more time to perform the assigned task,
and
WHEREAS: due to tardiness in selection of the committee, its already short term was further
shortened
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Investment Ad hoc Committee be required to submit its report by 17
November 1988, rather than 10 November 1988 as specified in Senate Bill 88/32.
PASSED 11/3/88
B-67
BILL 88/54
BY:
SGA CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS: general consensus demanded significant revisions in the KSU SGA Constitution,
and
WHEREAS: previous revisions had created extensive discrepancies and inconsistencies
throughout the document, and
WHEREAS: Senate Operations Standing Committee consulted with a number of SGA sources
throughout the revision process, and
WHEREAS: the following revisions have been recommended by the committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the attached revised KSU SGA Constitution.
SECTION 2. These revisions be submitted to the college councils for ratification.
(a copy is available in the 1988 minutes)
PASSED 36/1/1 ON 11/17/88
B-68
BILL 88/55
BY:
SGA BY-LAWS REVISIONS
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS: general consensus demanded significant revisions in the SGA By-Laws, and
WHEREAS: previous revisions had created extensive discrepancies and inconsistencies
throughout the document, and
WHEREAS: Senate Operations Standing Committee consulted with a number of SGA sources
throughout the revision process, and
WHEREAS: the following revisions have been recommended by the committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article IV, Section 3 be added to the SGA By-Laws and the present sections
down noted:
Nominees for the positions of Chief of Staff and Attorney General shall be
interviewed by a Cabinet Nominee Interview Committee, outlined in Article V,
Section 7-B of these By-Laws.
SECTION 2. The above amendment shall not take effect until the Constitutional amendments
in Senate Bill 88/54 have been ratified by the college councils.
WITHDRAWN BY SPONSOR 11/17/88
B-69
BILL 88/56
BY:
SGA BY-LAWS REVISIONS
Senate Operations Standing Committee & Rattan Nath
WHEREAS: general concerns demanded significant revisions in the SGA By-Laws, and
WHEREAS: previous revisions had created extensive discrepancies and inconsistencies
throughout the document, and
WHEREAS: Senate Operations Standing Committee consulted with a number of SGA sources
throughout the revision process, and
WHEREAS: the following revisions have been recommended by the committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the attached revised By-Laws to the KSU SGA
Constitution (excluding Article VI, Judicial).
(a copy is available in the 1988 minutes)
PASSED 11/17/88
B-70
BILL 88/57
BY:
RE-EVALUATION OF THE KSU CHILD
CARE COOPERATIVE’S CHILDSHIPS
Brenda Halinski & Todd Johnson
WHEREAS: the KSU Child Care Cooperative is funding four children in the infant room with
over 20% of the allocated funds, and
WHEREAS: there are 10 children (5 toddlers and 5 pre-school) who could be funded with the
funds that are being used in the infant unit
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. As the infants being funded move up into toddler care, childships for infants be
cancelled and monies be spread out more efficiently
NOT CONSIDERED 11/17/88
B-71
BILL 88/58
BY:
EXTENSION OF THE AD
HOC INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Ad hoc Investment Committee
WHEREAS: the Ad hoc Investment Committee must submit its report by 17 November 1988,
as specified in Senate Bill 88/53, and
WHEREAS: the Committee needs more time to perform the assigned task
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Ad hoc Investment Committee make its final report to Student Senate no later
than 2 February 1989.
PASSED 11/17/88
B-72
BILL 88/59
BY:
REVISED ATHLETIC TICKET SALES POLICY
Athletic Ticket Sales Committee
WHEREAS: the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee is charged with proposing changes in the
Athletic Ticket Sales Policy, and
WHEREAS: the 1988 basketball ticket sales campout presented problems with the length of the
campout potentially being 33 days, and
WHEREAS: the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee was forced to resolve the problem, and
WHEREAS: the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee did resolve the problem with reasonable
success
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the revised Athletic Ticket Sales Policy:
A. The campout and sale of student season basketball tickets continue to be held
on the east side of Ahearn Fieldhouse.
B. The official campout shall begin on a date prior to October 14th, to be
arbitrarily determined by the Athletic Department and the Chairperson of
the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee, and shall be signified by the raising of
a purple flag (below the Kansas flag) on the Anderson Hall flag pole.
C. Student season basketball tickets will be sold on October 14 (the morning
before the first basketball practice).
1. In the event that October 14 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the date of sale
shall be moved to the Friday immediately before the 14th of October.
2. If the date of sale falls on a Friday before a home football game, the date
of sale shall be moved to the Thursday immediately before that Friday.
3. If the date of sale is changed for any reason, the date must be announced
30 days prior to sale.
D. Tickets for the ICAT group shall be sold at least one day in advance of the
student season ticket sale so that extra tickets in the ICAT section may be
purchased by other students. ICAT will determine their method of sales for
the ICAT seats.
E. Each individual may purchase up to 20 tickets - one per valid fee card or
spouse.
F. Before a group may assume a position in line, the following conditions must
be met:
1. a tent must be fully erected,
2. an identifying sign must be attached to the tent and visible, and
3. a person must be present for each block of 20 tickets to be purchased. (see
Section 3, Part I.)
G. Each position in the campout line must have a tent that is marked with their
group name, and each position may have up to five (5) individuals. (For
example, a group that wanted to purchase 200 tickets would have to have two
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(2) positions in the campout with two (2) designated areas and five (5)
campers in each position.)
H. Groups camping out 24 hours or less will not be required to have a tent.
SECTION 2. Student Senate approve the following football ticket sales policy:
A.
B.
C.
D.
All seats shall be reserved.
ICAT members shall have top priority on seats.
Each student may purchase up to 70 tickets with one (1) i.d. card.
Group representatives with a current i.d. card may purchase all tickets and
select location of seats.
E. The Athletic Department shall determine the date of sale.
SECTION 3. Beginning in the Spring of 1989, the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee shall be
appointed for the next school year prior to April 1.
A. The Committee shall be selected by the Student Body President Student
Senate Chair , Personnel Selections Coordinator and Athletic Ticket Sales
Committee Chair.
B. The Committee shall consist of nine (9) student members.
C. The selection committee shall designate a chairperson of the Committee from
the nine (9) members.
D. The most important factor for selecting the members of the Committee shall
be living group representation.
E. The Committee shall be charged with the responsibility of organizing and
administrating the football and basketball ticket sales policies.
F. The Committee shall work closely with the Athletic Ticket Sales Manager.
G. The Committee shall work closely with the Athletic Director and inform
him/her of the Committee’s opinion for a desired length of campout. The
Committee shall not request nor be informed of the beginning date of the
campout.
H. The Committee shall also be responsible for:
1. the official sign-up of the line,
2. displaying a banner to identify the location of the check-in point, and
3. publicizing the policy and date of sale as set forth in this bill.
I. Not fewer than three (3) Committee members shall be present for not less than
six (6) hours after the purple flag has been raised to make sure the line is
formed in a fair and equitable manner.
J. The Committee shall assign two (2) members to each 12-hour period (12 AM
to 12 PM and 12 PM to 12 AM) and those members shall conduct a roll call of
the line at their discretion. There shall be no minimum or maximum number
of roll calls.
K. If inclement weather becomes a problem, the Committee has the power to
disband the line until further notice. The line shall reconvene in the same
order as it was when disbanded.
SECTION 4. Student Senate pass along the following recommendations to the Athletic
Department regarding the seating location in Bramlage Coliseum and athletic
ticket sales:
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A. The policy whereby a married student can purchase one (1) ticket for a nonstudent spouse be continued.
B. In recognition of the students’ contribution to the building of Bramlage
Coliseum, a minimum of 6,000 student season tickets be offered each year,
and the present student seating location be maintained, if not improved.
C. Student football and basketball tickets continue to be sold separately.
D. ICAT memberships be obtained by September 15 to qualify for priority
seating in the ICAT section.
SECTION 5. Student Senate pass along the following recommendation to the Athletic Ticket
Sales Committee in regards to the process by which the Committee may follow to
fulfill its responsibilities
A. In order to maintain that the Committee not know of the starting date of
campout in advance:
1. Schedule all Committee members for time blocks (2-6 hours) prior to the
date of sale.
2. The first week scheduled should be at least three (3) weeks prior to the
date of sale and then schedule one (1) week at a time until the date of sale.
3. Members scheduled at the time the purple flag is raised be notified by the
Committee chairperson at the time of the flag raising and they be
immediately present at Ahearn Fieldhouse for assimilation of the line.
SECTION 6. All previous legislation pertaining to athletic ticket sales and the committee that
administered that policy be null and void.
PASSED 11/17/88
B-75
BILL 88/60
BY:
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND
ALLOCATION FOR 1990 FISCAL YEAR
Educational Opportunity Fund Committee
WHEREAS: the Kansas Board of Regents established an Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF)
on May 19, 1988, and
WHEREAS: the KSU Student Governing Association is charged with the allocation of the EOF
at Kansas State, and
WHEREAS: the EOF Committee solicited proposals, conducted a review process and made its
recommendations for the allocation of the EOF
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The 1990 F Educational Opportunity Fund be allocated in the following manner:
College of Arts & Sciences
5 incoming freshmen scholarships @ $500
National Society of Black Engineers
4 scholarships @ $500
Dept. of Adult & Occupational Education
3 graduate scholarships @ $1,000
3 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
Educational & Personal Development Services for
Physically Limited
2 scholarships @ $500
Educational & Personal Development Services for
Learning Disabled
2 scholarships @ $500
College of Business Undergraduate Studies
6 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
FENIX Adult Student Program
12 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
Graduate Studies College of Business
graduate scholarships @ $1,000
Gamma Theta Upsilon - Geography Dept
4 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
Dept. of Speech - College of Arts & Sciences
4 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
Dept. of Horticulture
4 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
Graduate Student Council
25 per diems @ $150 for $3,750
6 graduate scholarships @ $1,000 for $6,000
conference grant for $250
Dept. of Modern Languages
4 undergraduate scholarships @ $500
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$2,500
2,000
4,500
1,000
1,000
3,000
6,000
2,000
$2,000
$2,000
$2,000
$10,000
$2,000
Academic Assistance Center
University-wide tutorial service: salaries
French, German & Spanish Clubs .
3 undergraduate scholarships @ $300
Student Financial Assistance
establish an emergency fund program
Educational & Personal Development Services for
Learning Disabled
2 peer counselors @ 10 hrs. per week
.5 graduate assistantship @ $6,000
College of Education
3 .5 graduate assistantships @ $6,000
Educational & Personal Development Services for
Physically Limited
student drivers @ $3.75/hr. for 100 hrs.
Educational & Personal Development Services for
Physically Limited
hydro aquatics class
KSU Childcare Cooperative
childships
Alcohol & Other Drug Education Services
wellness/prevention program
Lafene Health Center
AIDS education program
2 part-time students @ 10 hrs./wk. @ $3.75/hr.
Foreign Student Office
.5 graduate assistant @ $6,000
U-LearN
3 peer assistants @ $3.75/hr., 10 hrs./wk. for
9 months
KSU Community Service Program
community service student salaries
McCain Auditorium
.4 graduate assistant
KSU Center for Aging
.3 graduate assistant
TOTAL
$25,000
$900
$10,000
$7,280
$18,000
$375
$320
$51,093.50
$10,000
$3,000
$6,000
$4,050
$15,000
$4,800
$3,600
$199,418.50
SECTION 2. Disbursement of all monies for scholarships shall be coordinated by the General
Scholarship Committee. Each organization allocated scholarship monies shall
make the award by April 15, 1989. Scholarships not awarded by April 15th will
become part of the General Scholarship Fund.
PASSED 11/15/88
B-77
1988 RESOLUTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS
Resolution Number and Title
Page
Res 88/1
Student Senate Standing Committee Chairpersons ...............................................1
Res 88/2
Cabinet Selection Committee ................................................................................2
Res 88/3
1988 Finance Standing Committee .......................................................................3
Res 88/4
Student Body President’s Cabinet .........................................................................4
Res 88/5
Senate Interns ........................................................................................................5
Res 88/6
Judicial Appointments ...........................................................................................6
Res 88/7
Associated Students of Kansas KSU Campus Director ........................................7
Res 88/8
Personnel Selections Coordinator..........................................................................8
Res 88/9
FONE Crisis Center Assistant Coordinator...........................................................9
Res 88/10
Admission of Kansas Technical Institute Into the Associated Students of
Kansas .................................................................................................................10
Res 88/11
Additional Traffic Appeals Board Members .......................................................11
Res 88/12
Commendation to the K-State Cheerleading Squad............................................12
Res 88/13
Commendation to Mitch Holthus, “Voice of the Wildcats”................................13
Res 88/14
Commendation to Coach Lon Kruger and the K-State Men’s Basketball
Team ...................................................................................................................14
Res 88/15
Commendation to the University of Kansas’ Men’s Basketball Team ...............15
Res 88/16
Commendation to Truman Scholars....................................................................16
Res 88/17
Commendation to the 1987-88 Debate Team......................................................17
Res 88/18
Support of Faculty Senate Academic Affairs Committee’s University
Convocation and Landon Lecture Proposal........................................................18
Res 88/19
Support of Extension of Finals Week Proposal...................................................19
Res 88/20
Commendation to Dan Owens, Fulbright Scholar ..............................................20
Res 88/21
Commendation to Francesca Royster, Mellow Fellow .......................................21
Res 88/22
Commendation of the University of Kansas Student Senate...............................22
Res 88/23
Commendation to the KSU Chapter of the National Agri-Marketing
Association..........................................................................................................23
Res 88/24
FONE Crisis Center Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator..............................24
Res 88/25
SGA Work-Study Position ..................................................................................25
Res 88/26
1988 Basketball Ticket Sales Policy Revisions...................................................26
Res 88/27
1988 Educational Opportunity Fund Committee ................................................27
Res 88/28
1989 SGA Elections Committee .........................................................................28
Res 88/29
Investment Ad Hoc Committee ...........................................................................29
Res 88/30
Parking Citation Appeals Board..........................................................................30
Res 88/31
Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointment ...................................31
Res 88/32
Environmental Awareness...................................................................................32
Res 88/33
Athletic Fee Considerations ................................................................................33
Res 88/34
U-Learn Positions................................................................................................34
Res 88/35
Coordinator of Finances ......................................................................................35
Res 88/36
Commendation to Charles Thomas and the Bramlage Coliseum Staff ...............36
Res 88/37
1989 SGA Elections Results ...............................................................................37
Res 88/38
Commendation to Doug Falk, Student Senate Chairman, and Troy
Lubbers, Student Body President........................................................................38
1988 RESOLUTIONS INDEX
Approval of Appointments
Page
Res 88/1
Student Senate Standing Committee Chairpersons ...............................................1
Res 88/2
Cabinet Selection Committee ................................................................................2
Res 88/3
1988 Finance Standing Committee .......................................................................3
Res 88/4
Student Body President’s Cabinet .........................................................................4
Res 88/5
Senate Interns ........................................................................................................5
Res 88/6
Judicial Appointments ...........................................................................................6
Res 88/7
Associated Students of Kansas KSU Campus Director ........................................7
Res 88/8
Personnel Selections Coordinator..........................................................................8
Res 88/9
FONE Crisis Center Assistant Coordinator...........................................................9
Res 88/11
Additional Traffic Appeals Board Members .......................................................11
Res 88/24
FONE Crisis Center Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator..............................24
Res 88/25
SGA Work-Study Position ..................................................................................25
Res 88/27
1988 Educational Opportunity Fund Committee ................................................27
Res 88/28
1989 SGA Elections Committee .........................................................................28
Res 88/29
Investment Ad Hoc Committee ...........................................................................29
Res 88/30
Parking Citation Appeals Board..........................................................................30
Res 88/31
Educational Opportunity Fund Committee Appointment ...................................31
Res 88/34
U-Learn Positions................................................................................................34
Res 88/35
Coordinator of Finances ......................................................................................35
Approval of Regulations and Guidelines
Res 88/26
1988 Basketball Ticket Sales Policy Revisions...................................................26
Commendations
Res 88/12
Commendation to the K-State Cheerleading Squad............................................12
Res 88/13
Commendation to Mitch Holthus, “Voice of the Wildcats”................................13
Res 88/14
Commendation to Coach Lon Kruger and the K-State Men’s Basketball
Team ...................................................................................................................14
Res 88/15
Commendation to the University of Kansas’ Men’s Basketball Team ...............15
Res 88/16
Commendation to Truman Scholars....................................................................16
Res 88/17
Commendation to the 1987-88 Debate Team......................................................17
Res 88/20
Commendation to Dan Owens, Fulbright Scholar ..............................................20
Res 88/21
Commendation to Francesca Royster, Mellow Fellow .......................................21
Res 88/22
Commendation of the University of Kansas Student Senate...............................22
Res 88/23
Commendation to the KSU Chapter of the National Agri-Marketing
Association..........................................................................................................23
Res 88/36
Commendation to Charles Thomas and the Bramlage Coliseum Staff ...............36
Res 88/38
Commendation to Doug Falk, Student Senate Chairman, and Troy
Lubbers, Student Body President........................................................................38
Resolutions Regarding State Government
Resolution Regarding Local Government
Resolution Regarding University Actions
Res 88/18
Res 88/19
Res 88/32
Res 88/33
Support of Faculty Senate Academic Affairs Committee’s University
Convocation and Landon Lecture Proposal........................................................18
Support of Extension of Finals Week Proposal...................................................19
Environmental Awareness...................................................................................32
Athletic Fee Considerations ................................................................................33
Miscellaneous
Res 88/10
Admission of Kansas Technical Institute Into the Associated Students of
Kansas .................................................................................................................10
Res 88/37
1989 SGA Elections Results ...............................................................................37
RESOLUTION 88/1
BY:
STUDENT SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE
CHAIRPERSONS
Doug Folk & Greg Weisenborn
WHEREAS several qualified individuals applied for the positions of Student Senate standing
committee chairpersons, and
WHEREAS interviews were conducted by the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson of Student
Senate
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as Student Senate standing committee
chairpersons:
Academic Affairs & University Relations
Communications
Legislative Affairs
Senate Operations
Student Affairs & Social Services
PASSED 1/21/88
R-1
Amy Vath
Charlene Nichols
Jason Miles
Mary Jo Lampe
John McIntyre
RESOLUTION 88/2
BY:
CABINET SELECTION COMMITTEE
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS the KSU SGA Constitution requires that all nominees for Cabinet positions be
approved by Student Senate, and
WHEREAS the By-Laws to the KSU SGA Constitution requires that nominees for the
positions of Chief of Staff and Attorney General be interviewed by a Cabinet
Selection Committee, consisting of five (5) Student Senators with one designated
as chairperson, and
WHEREAS several Student Senators expressed a desire to serve on this committee
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following Student Senators be approved as members of the Cabinet Selection
Committee:
Justin Sanders, chairperson
Scott Darger
Mary Jo Lampe
Jenny Reschke
Mike Valentine
PASSED 1/21/88
R-2
RESOLUTION 88/3
BY:
1988 FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE
Mark Burns
WHEREAS several qualified individuals applied for positions on the Student Senate Finance
Standing Committee, and
WHEREAS interviews were conducted by the Student Senate Chairperson and Coordinator of
Finances
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as members of the 1988 Student Senate
Finance Standing Committee:
At-Large Members
Mike Berry
Debbie Brandt
Lisa Downing
Mark Wentzel
Student Senators
Stu Duncan
Lauren O’Connor
Cindy Riemann
Mike Valentine
Senate Interns
Jill Maltby
Craig Uhrich
PASSED 1/21/88
R-3
RESOLUTION 88/4
BY:
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT’S CABINET
Troy Lubbers
WHEREAS the positions on the Student Body President’s Cabinet were sufficient advertised,
and
WHEREAS a number of qualified students submitted applications, and
WHEREAS the following individuals proved to be best qualified for their respective positions
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following students as members of the Student Body
President’s Cabinet:
Chief of Staff
Executive Advisor
Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
Attorney General
Public Relations Director
State & Community Affairs Director
College Council Coordinator
Special Projects Director
Minority Affairs Director
International Affairs Director
PASSED 1/28/88
R-4
Becky Griebat
Charles Kneaves
Evan Statman
Bret Kolman
Keith Petracek
Jill Conger
Doug Oetinger
Tom Hemmer
Doug Burton
Laurian Cuffy
Gonzalo Gallegos
RESOLUTION 88/5
BY:
SENATE INTERNS
Mary Jo Lampe, Greg Weisenborn & Michael Taedman
WHEREAS Senate Intern positions were sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS a number of qualified students applied for the positions, and
WHEREAS interviews were conducted by the Senate Operations Standing Committee Chair,
Senate Intern Coordinator and Student Senate Vice Chair
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as the 1988 Student Senate Interns:
Ira Bolden
Jane Costello
Tiffany Engelkemier
Chris Forrer
Doug Holle
Suzanne Klinker
Anita Krug
Jill Maltby
David Mitchell
Craig Uhrich
Julie Wakeman
Jacinda Zimmerman
PASSED 1/28/88
R-5
RESOLUTION 88/6
BY:
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS
Troy Lubbers
WHEREAS the positions open on the various judicial boards were sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS a number of qualified students submitted applications, and
WHEREAS the following students were found to be best qualified for the positions
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as 1988 members of the respective judicial
boards:
Tribunal
John D. Llewelyn, Chancellor –at-large
Joel C. Marquardt, at-large
Cheryl Trentman, off-campus
W. Kirk Johnson, IFC/PHC
Rob Dieringer, ARH
Judicial Council
Wm. Nathan Wright, at-large
Beth Galbreath, off-campus
Stephanie Kelly, appointed by IFC/PHC
Cindy Ellis, appointed by ARH
Student Review Board
Randall J. Orscheln, chair
Liesa Gittemeier
John R. Cassida
Bradley Barth
Don Baker
Traffic Appeals Board
Lloyd W. Johnson, chair
Rick Siebert
Chris Sesler
Ronald S. Laird
Stephen M. Karpowich
PASSED 2/4/88
R-6
RESOLUTION 88/7
BY:
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS KSU
CAMPUS DIRECTOR
Troy Lubbers
WHEREAS the position of A.S.K. Campus Director was sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS a number of qualified students submitted applications, and
WHEREAS the following individual was found to be best qualified for the position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Scott King be approved as the Associated Students of Kansas KSU Campus
Director.
PASSED 2/4/88
R-7
RESOLUTION 88/8
BY:
PERSONNEL SELECTIONS COORDINATOR
Mary Jo Lampe & Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS the Senate Operations Standing Committee selects a member of the Committee
each term to serve as Personnel Selections Coordinator, and
WHEREAS three members of the Committee were considered for the position, and
WHEREAS the individual named below was found to be the most qualified
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Ira Bolden be approved as the Personnel Selections Coordinator.
PASSED 2/4/88
R-8
RESOLUTION 88/9
BY:
FONE CRISIS CENTER
ASSISTANT COORDINATOR
Charlene Nichols & Doug Folk
WHEREAS the position of Assistant Coordinator of the FONE Crisis Center became vacant,
and
WHEREAS this position was sufficiently advertised and interviews were held
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Gary Phillips be approved as the FONE Crisis Center Assistant Coordinator.
PASSED 2/17/88
R-9
RESOLUTION 88/10
BY:
ADMISSION OF KANSAS TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE INTO THE ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS OF KANSAS
Scott King & Charlene Nichols
WHEREAS the Student Government Association of Kansas Technical Institute has requested
membership in the Associated Students of Kansas, in accordance with the ByLaws of A.S.K., and
WHEREAS the above request has been approved by the A.S.K. Board of Directors and has
been submitted to A.S.K. member institutions for ratification, and
WHEREAS approval of new memberships in A.S.K. requires the ratification of two-thirds of
the A.S.K. member institutions, and
WHEREAS Kansas Technical Institute would benefit from affiliation with current A.S.K.
member institutions through a greater voice in the student agenda-process, the
assistance of A.S.K. staff and office resources, and the unified influence of over
70,000 state university students, and
WHEREAS Kansas Technical Institute is the only Regents’ institution with a campus-wide
student government association that is not a member of A.S.K., and
WHEREAS current A.S.K. member institutions would benefit from the addition of a student
body of over 500, located in a major Kansas community (Salina) with an
important legislative delegation not currently represented by an A.S.K. member
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The KSU Student Senate ratify the application of the Student Government
Association of Kansas Technical Institute for membership in the Associated
Students of Kansas.
PASSED 2/25/88
R-10
RESOLUTION 88/11
BY:
ADDITIONAL TRAFFIC APPEALS BOARD MEMBERS
Troy Lubbers
WHEREAS Senate Bill 87/25, a bill which amended Article VI, Section 602-A-6 (Traffic
Appeals Board) of the KSU SGA Constitution, was duly ratified by the college
councils, and
WHEREAS the KSU SGA Constitution now calls for the Traffic Appeals Board to consist of
seven (7) student members rather than five (5), and
WHEREAS only five (5) student members were appointed in Senate Resolution 88/6, and
WHEREAS the positions open on the Traffic Appeals Board were sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS a number of qualified students submitted applications, and
WHEREAS the following students were best qualified for the positions
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as members of the Traffic Appeals Board:
John Lightcap & Julie Horigan.
PASSED 2/25/88
R-11
RESOLUTION 88/12
BY:
COMMENDATION TO THE K-STATE
CHEERLEADING SQUAD
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS the K-State cheerleading squad has been an integral part of the outstanding
reputation achieved by K-State’s fans, and
WHEREAS the cheerleading squad was one of only 20 squads chosen to compete in the
Cheerleading National Championship in San Diego, California in January, and
WHEREAS K-State was the only Big 8 Conference squad to be chosen for the competition,
and
WHEREAS the members of the cheerleading squad have served as excellent representatives of
K-State and its students throughout the year
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend and congratulate the 1987-88 K-State cheerleading
squad on their success this year and for their outstanding service and dedication to
the university and the student body.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 3/31/88
R-12
RESOLUTION 88/13
BY:
COMMENDATION TO MITCH HOLTHUS,
“VOICE OF THE WILDCATS”
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS Mitch Holthus has been the “Voice of the Wildcats” on the Kansas State
Basketball Network for the last five years, and
WHEREAS during this time K-State basketball fans throughout the region have enjoyed his
colorful play-by-play descriptions of the games, and
WHEREAS Mitch was named Kansas Sportscaster of the Year for 1987, and
WHEREAS Mitch’s broadcasts and participation play an integral role in the support of the
basketball program at K-State and the image it projects
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate congratulate Mitch Holthus for his recognition as Kansas
Sportscaster of the Year and commend him for his outstanding contribution to
Kansas State University and its athletic programs.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 3/31/88
R-13
RESOLUTION 88/14
BY:
COMMENDATION TO COACH LON KRUGER AND
THE K-STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS Lon Kruger and his Wildcats have compiled a 45 and 20 record in two seasons at
K-State, and earned NCAA tournament berths both years, and
WHEREAS this season the Wildcats have compiled a 25 and 9 record, tying the record for
most wins in a season at K-State, and
WHEREAS K-State placed second in both the Big 8 Conference regular season and the postseason tournament, and
WHEREAS the K-State men’s basketball schedule was ranked as one of the most difficult in
the nation, and
WHEREAS Coach Kruger and several members of the team earned individual distinctions for
their performance in both the regular season and the NCAA tournament, and
WHEREAS the team defeated LaSalle, DePaul and third-ranked Purdue en route to the
championship game of the Midwest Regional and a spot in the “elite eight” of the
tournament, and
WHEREAS Coach Kruger and the members of the team have consistently served as
exemplary ambassadors for K-State and the student body
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend and congratulate Coach Lon Kruger and the members of
the 1987-88 men’s basketball team for their outstanding success this season
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 3/31/88
R-14
RESOLUTION 88/15
BY:
COMMENDATION TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS’ MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
Jason Miles, Mark Burns, Jenny Johnston
WHEREAS the 1987-88 University of Kansas’ men’s basketball team finished their season as
the NCAA Division I national champions, and
WHEREAS the University of Kansas’ men’s basketball team is the first Big 8 Conference
team to win the national championship since 1952, and
WHEREAS the University of Kansas’ men’s basketball team has brought well deserved
national recognition to the Big 8 Conference and the state of Kansas, and
WHEREAS the University of Kansas’ men’s basketball team accomplished this feat after
being unranked in the final national polls
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The KSU Student Senate, on behalf of the Kansas State University student body,
commend the University of Kansas’ men’s basketball team and their coaching
staff on their NCAA Division I national championship.
PASSED 4/7/88
R-15
RESOLUTION 88/16
BY:
COMMENDATION TO TRUMAN SCHOLARS
Senate Executive Committee, Jeff Wing & Kent Bradley
WHEREAS the Truman Scholarship is one of the most prestigious undergraduate scholarships
in the nation, and
WHEREAS only one student is selected from each state, with 50 at-large students selected
after the initial 50, and
WHEREAS K-State has had 13 Truman Scholars in the last eight years, unmatched by any
public university in the United States
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend both Mary Hale and Sharon Patnode for receiving
Truman Scholarships.
PASSED 4/14/88
R-16
RESOLUTION 88/17
BY:
COMMENDATION TO THE
1987-88 DEBATE TEAM
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS the Cross-Examination Debate Team distributes monthly rankings of collegiate
debate teams, and
WHEREAS the K-State Debate Team was placed fifth in the final rankings of the 1987-88
season, and
WHEREAS K-State sent four teams to the national tournament in Colorado Springs, Colorado,
and
WHEREAS all four teams placed in the top half of the tournament; three placed in the top
third; and one placed in the top 15 percent, and
WHEREAS the teams’ outstanding season and high ranking reflect well on the students and
faculty of Kansas State University
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend the 1987-88 Debate Team on their excellent showing in
the national tournament and fifth-place national ranking in the final rankings of
the season.
PASSED 4/14/88
R-17
RESOLUTION 88/18
BY:
SUPPORT OF FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE’S UNIVERSITY
CONVOCATION AND LANDON
LECTURE PROPOSAL
Todd Johnson & Academic Affairs Standing Committee
WHEREAS Kansas State University recognizes the importance of recruiting high quality
speakers as a supplement to classroom education, and
WHEREAS some instructors do not let students make up examinations without penalty when
they wish to attend a University Convocation or Landon Lecture, and
WHEREAS the Faculty Senate Academic Affairs Committee and the Student Senate
Academic Affairs Standing Committee have developed a proposal that would
alleviate much of this problem, and
WHEREAS the addition to the Faculty Senate Handbook would read “Students are
encouraged to attend Landon Lectures and University Convocations. In cases
where examinations conflict with these events which have been scheduled prior to
the beginning of the semester, instructors will allow students to make up
examinations without penalty, provided the student makes arrangements with the
instructor at least two working days before the scheduled event.”
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate support the Faculty Senate Academic Affairs proposal that will be
on Faculty Senate’s May meeting agenda.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 4/21/88
R-18
RESOLUTION 88/19
BY:
SUPPORT OF EXTENSION OF FINALS
WEEK PROPOSAL
Todd Johnson, Mary Jo Lampe, Academic Affairs Standing Committee
WHEREAS Kansas State University currently allocates a final examination schedule of five
days with seven examination periods per day, plus dead day, and
WHEREAS this intense schedule creates study limitations for students and makes grading an
arduous task for faculty, and
WHEREAS other universities (e.g. University of Kansas) have successfully implemented an
extended final examination schedule that is a full ten days long, and
WHEREAS the Student Senate Academic Affair Committee has developed a proposal that
would alleviate many of the problems that now occur because of the intense final
examination period
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate support the deletion of the last Tuesday/Thursday class day and
the last Monday/Wednesday/Friday class day to extend the finals period by two
days.
SECTION 2. Student Senate support the scheduling of four examination periods per day, with a
total of twenty-eight examination periods, plus one per evening for night classes.
SECTION 3. Student Senate support the scheduling of final examinations for a full two hours,
with at least a one-half hour break between each.
SECTION 4. Student Senate support maintaining the dead day before the first day of final
examinations.
PASSED 40/4 on 4/21/88
R-19
RESOLUTION 88/20
BY:
COMMENDATION TO DAN OWENS,
FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR
Charlene Nichols
WHEREAS Dan Owens has been awarded the Fulbright Scholarship for study in Germany,
and
WHEREAS 18 K-State students have received Fulbright’s in the past 10 years, and
WHEREAS only 179 applicants were chosen from a field of 534, and
WHEREAS Dan Owens has shown excellence in academics and student leadership throughout
his undergraduate career
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend and congratulate Dan Owens on his receipt of the
Fulbright Scholarship.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 4/21/88
R-20
RESOLUTION 88/21
BY:
COMMENDATION TO FRANCESCA ROYSTER,
MELLON FELLOW
Rattan Nath
WHEREAS the Mellon Fellowship is one of the most prestigious graduate fellowships in the
nation, and
WHEREAS K-State encourages and takes pride in its outstanding students, and
WHEREAS this fellowship is among the few that allows its recipients to study at any U.S.
university
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend Francesca Royster for receiving the Mellon Fellowship.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 4/21/88
R-21
RESOLUTION 88/22
BY:
CONDEMNATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS STUDENT SENATE
An irate bunch of Student Senators, including, but not limited to, Jason Miles,
Lisa Rephlo, Mary Jo Lampe & Doug Folk
WHEREAS it has become a tradition to schedule an annual basketball game between the KState and University of Kansas Student Senates, and
WHEREAS two years ago a large number of K-State student government personnel traveled to
Lawrence upon invitation by the K.U. Student Body President, and
WHEREAS these K-State round ballers were greeted by a locked and deserted Allen
Fieldhouse, and
WHEREAS upon being called, the K.U. Student Body President said, “I guess we forgot,”
then proceeded to round up a bunch of his fraternity brothers for a game at the
Rec center, and
WHEREAS this year’s K.U. Student Body President agreed to such a game in Manhattan not
once, but twice, then subsequently neglected to appear without any prior
notification, and
WHEREAS the K.U. Student Senators are furthering their school’s stereotype by these actions
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The KSU Student Senate condemn the K.U. Student Senate for its blatant
disregard of its commitments and for its total lack of consideration in blowing off
the scheduled basketball games this year.
SECTION 2. Student Senate encourage use of the term “Snob Hill” when referring to the
University of Kansas.
SECTION 3. This resolution shall be repealed upon receipt of the two kegs of beer owed to KState by K.U. and an accompanying formal apology from the “Snob Hill” Student
Senators.
PASSED 28/16/0 on 4/21/88
R-22
RESOLUTION 88/23
BY:
COMMENDATION TO THE KSU CHAPTER
OF THE NATIONAL AGRI-MARKETING
ASSOCIATION
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS for the first time since 1983 the Kansas State University chapter of the National
Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) brought home the top prize from the
National Agri-Marketing competition, and
WHEREAS 25 student chapters from across the nation competed in the contest, and
WHEREAS the members of the team did a great amount of research in order to develop a firstrate marketing plan for a soybean herbicide, and
WHEREAS this marketing plan won first prize in that division, and
WHEREAS the chapter received honorable mention in recognition for their outstanding
achievements in the 1987-88 school year, one of only seven to receive this honor,
and
WHEREAS Kansas State University recognizes and encourages outstanding performances by
its academic competitors
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate commend and congratulate the K-State chapter of the National
Agri-Marketing Association for its outstanding accomplishments.
PASSED 4/28/88
R-23
RESOLUTION 88/24
BY:
FONE CRISIS CENTER COORDINATOR
AND ASSISTANT COORDINATOR
Laurie Lawson
WHEREAS the following qualifications were met: 1) a working knowledge of the FONE; 2)
knowledge of community social service activities; 3) ability to schedule on-call
personnel and volunteer shifts; and 4) ability to coordinate substance abuserelated programs and activities, and
WHEREAS interviews were held, and
WHEREAS the following people best meet the above qualifications
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Mary Kipp be approved as the Coordinator of the FONE Crisis Center.
SECTION 2. Kristi Hull be approved as the Assistant Coordinator of the FONE Crisis Center.
PASSED 8/25/88
R-24
RESOLUTION 88/25
BY:
SGA WORK-STUDY POSITION
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS the SGA work-study office assistant position became vacant recently because the
former assistant, Jason Miles, is no longer eligible for work assistance, and
WHEREAS the individual below is knowledgeable of the SGA and the SGS Office in general
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Brenda Halinski as the SGA work-study office assistant,
effective Tuesday, September 6.
PASSED 9/8/88
R-25
RESOLUTION 88/26
BY:
1988 BASKETBALL TICKET
SALES POLICY REVISION
Athletic Ticket Sales Committee
WHEREAS this years campout for student season basketball tickets began earlier than
expected, and
WHEREAS this early start threatens to endanger the academic success of the students
involved, and
WHEREAS many administrators, faculty members and students have expressed displeasure
with the current situation
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following guidelines established by the Athletic
Ticket Sales Committee:
1. At some point in the near future, the first phase of the campout will officially
be ended.
2. At that time, all groups presently in line will have their names recorded in the
order they arrived at the site.
3. Then, at an arbitrarily determined future date, a purple flag will be raised on
the Anderson Hall flagpole, signaling the opening of the second phase of the
campout.
4. When the flag goes up, those groups previously listed will have until 9 PM
that day to reclaim their places in line. The groups need not arrive in the order
they did initially to reclaim their original place. They need only be back on the
campsite by the designated 9 PM cutoff.
5. Meanwhile, any group that did not have a place in line during phase one will
be added to the list in the order of their arrival at the site as phase two begins.
Any groups on the initial list not reclaiming their place in line will be dropped
from the list, and those groups still on the list, and new groups added to the
list during phase two, will be moved up accordingly.
SECTION 2. Student Senate charge the Athletic Ticket Sales Committee with the establishment
of additional guidelines concerning campouts so as to eliminate similar problems
in the future.
PASSED 9/15/88
R-26
RESOLUTION 88/27
BY:
1988 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FUND COMMITTEE
Troy Lubbers
WHEREAS the Kansas Board of Regents on 19 May 1988 established an Educational
Opportunity Fund (EOF), and
WHEREAS the EOF guidelines stipulate that the EOF Committee should be composed of
“four students representing diverse campus constituencies, selected in a manner
determined by the Student Governing Association”, and
WHEREAS the four students selected were deemed to be of outstanding quality in all aspects,
and
WHEREAS the four students represent, as the guidelines set forth, “diverse campus
constituencies”
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as members of the EOF Committee.
Sharon Patnode
Doug Folk
Derick Walker
Becky Griebat
PASSED 9/27/88
R-27
RESOLUTION 88/28
BY:
1989 SGA ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
Senate Operations Standing Committee
WHEREAS the positions on the 1989 SGA Elections Committee were sufficiently advertised,
and
WHEREAS qualified individuals applied for the positions, and
WHEREAS the Elections Committee Chair was selected by the Student Senate Chair, Senate
Operations Standing Committee Chair and Coordinator of Personnel Selections in
April, and
WHEREAS the Coordinator of Personnel Selections and the 1989 Elections Committee Chair
interviewed the committee applicants
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Eva Chatterjee be approved as the 1989 Elections Committee Chair.
SECTION 2. The following students be approved as members of the 1989 SGA Elections
Committee:
Mike Kadel
Lisa Downing
Kim Jackson
Wade Whitmer
David Eye
Cheri Springer
Craig Corsini
Chad Brightbill
Brad McMillan
Tammi Jones
Brad Amstein
Sandy Skelton
PASSED 10/6/88
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RESOLUTION 88/29
BY:
INVESTMENT AD HOC COMMITTEE
Troy Lubbers, Ira Bolden, Doug Folk & Todd Johnson
WHEREAS Senate Bill 88/32 required the establishment of a committee to research the
investment of student monies associated with companies doing business in South
Africa, and
WHEREAS positions for this committee were sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS several applications were received, and
WHEREAS interviews were conducted by the Student Body President, Student Senate Chair
and Coordinator of Personnel Selections
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following individuals as members of the Investment
Ad hoc Committee:
Michel Cavigelli
Bernie Giefer
Paige Nichols
Sally Howard-Clayton
Scott Miller
SECTION 2. Michel Cavigelli be designated as chairperson of the Investment Ad hoc
Committee.
PASSED 10/18/88
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RESOLUTION 88/30
BY:
PARKING CITATION APPEALS BOARD
Troy Lubbers & Justin Sanders
WHEREAS Julie Horigan and Chris Sesler have resigned from the Parking Citation Appeals
Board, and
WHEREAS the KSU SGA Constitution requires the Parking Citation Appeals Board to have
seven (7) members, and
WHEREAS the positions have previously been advertised for and applications taken, and
WHEREAS the following two people meet the required criteria for serving on the Parking
Citation Appeals Board
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Kim Gensch and Jeff Bernhardt be approved as at-large members of the Parking
Citation Appeals Board.
PASSED 10/27/88
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RESOLUTION 88/31
BY:
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FUND
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Troy Lubbers & Justin Sanders
WHEREAS Doug Folk has resigned, due to time Constraints, as an Educational Opportunity
Fund (EOF) Committee member, and
WHEREAS the EOF guidelines require four at-large students “representing diverse campus
constituencies”, and
WHEREAS applications were taken for the open position on the committee, and
WHEREAS all applicants for the position were interviewed and evaluated
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Joni Hays be appointed to the EOF Committee.
PASSED 10/27/88
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RESOLUTION 88/32
BY:
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
Bernie Giefer, Laura Ewy, Chris Kern, Stu Duncan
WHEREAS the condition of the environment in which we live is of concern to many people,
and
WHEREAS there are often viable alternatives to the use of non-biodegradable synthetic
materials, and
WHEREAS the K-State Union utilizes styrofoam and other plastics as part of its service, and
WHEREAS fee paying students provide a high level of financial support to the K-State Union
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate urge the K-State Union management to seriously evaluate
alternatives to the use of styrofoam, plastics and other non-biodegradable
materials which are consumed as a result of its operation, then take action as
deemed appropriate.
SECTION 2. Issues of marginal convenience should be considered secondary to the resultant
environmental impact from the particular product and/or service evaluated.
SECTION 3. Student Senate request the K-State Union management to acknowledge this
resolution by reporting to Student Senate, in a timely manner, action it has taken
in regard to this issue.
PASSED 11/10/88
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RESOLUTION 88/33
ATHLETIC FEE CONSIDERATIONS
BY:
Mark Burns & Bernie Giefer
WHEREAS
the issue of an athletic fee was raised, and
WHEREAS time availability precluded presentation of an athletic fee proposal to the student
body in a manner deemed appropriate for development of all pertinent issues in its
regard, and
WHEREAS considerable effort has been expended on researching the issue, resulting in a well
developed body of information on the topic
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The 1988 Student Senate urge the 1989 Student Senate to move quickly to resolve
the issue of an athletic fee.
SECTION 2. The 1989 Student Senate may wish to address the following issues which remain
unresolved by the 1988 Student Senate:
a. a straight (simple) athletic fee,
b. earmarking some of an athletic fee for campus sports clubs,
c. freezes mandated on various athletic ticket prices,
d. free admission to non-revenue sporting events held on campus,
e. free student season football tickets to all fee paying students, and
f. exclusion of all Graduate and Veterinary Medicine students from paying an
athletic fee.
PASSED 11/10/88
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RESOLUTION 88/34
BY:
U-LEARN POSITIONS
Ira Bolden & Joni Hays
WHEREAS the positions of co-coordinators and co-director of U-LearN became vacant, and
WHEREAS the above positions were advertised in the Kansas State Collegian, Manhattan
Mercury and announcements were sent to departments, and
WHEREAS interviews were conducted primarily by Joni Hays with assistance from Lisa
Rephlo, Student Senator, and Student Senate Chair Doug Folk during the summer
of 1988, and
WHEREAS the individuals listed below were found to be the most qualified
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Amy Newton and Judy Starr be approved as co-coordinators of U-Learn.
SECTION 2. Paul Porter be approved as co-director of U-LearN.
PASSED 11/17/88
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RESOLUTION 88/35
BY:
COORDINATOR OF FINANCES
Doug Folk, Mark Burns & Greg Weisenborn
WHEREAS the position of Coordinator of Finances was sufficiently advertised, and
WHEREAS several highly qualified individuals applied for the position, and
WHEREAS the applicants were interviewed by the Student Senate Chairperson, Student
Senate Vice Chairperson and present Coordinator of Finances
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Lauren O’Connor be approved as the 1989 Coordinator of Finances.
PASSED 11/17/88
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RESOLUTION 88/36
BY:
COMMENDATION TO CHARLES THOMAS AND
THE BRAMLAGE COLISEUM STAFF
Senate Executive Committee
WHEREAS Charles Thomas has served as director of Bramlage Coliseum since 1987, and
WHEREAS since the opening of the building on October 1, 1988, Charles and his staff have
provided K-State students with a wide variety of well-known performers, and
WHEREAS the coliseum staff worked extremely hard to ensure this outstanding debut for
Bramlage Coliseum, and
WHEREAS by successfully bringing these acts to K-State, Charles and his staff have ensured
that the coliseum can and will fulfill its charge as a multi-purpose facility.
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Kansas State University Student Senate commend Charles Thomas and the
Bramlage Coliseum staff for their exceptional efforts.
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY ON 11/17/88
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RESOLUTION 88/37
BY:
1989 SGA ELECTIONS RESULTS
1989 SGA Elections Committee
WHEREAS the SGA General Election on November 1 & 2, 1988 and the Student Body
President Run-Off Election on November 9th were run in a fair and equitable
manner by the rules set out in the KSU SGA Constitution, and
WHEREAS 2,543 ballots were cast in the General Election and 2,102 in the Run-Off Election
between Laurian Cuffy and John McIntyre, and
WHEREAS polling places were located in the K-State Union, Cardwell Hall, Derby Food
Center and the Veterinary Medicine Complex
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate acknowledge the results of the 1989 SGA Elections as shown
below:
Student Body President
Laurian Cuffy
Board of Student Publications
Gregg Hinthorn
Ajit Maan
Jenny Reschke
Brian Smith
Agriculture Student
Todd Heitschmidt
Todd Johnson
Anne Krauss
Kyle Vanover
Architecture & Design
Robb Karlin
Mary Lane
Christy Scharrer
Arts & Sciences
Anne Banning
Wendi Coffman
Johnny Gaffney
Arts & Sciences
Kristen Good
Jenny Heiniger
Doug Holle
Darin Hopkins
Brent Jones
Kim Jones
Anita Krug
Kim Linin
Travis Stumpff
Stacy Sweazy
Anja Teasley
Kirk Schuler
Business Administration
Barry Beck
Scott Bieker
Chris Dunitz
Chris Forrer
Lindsey Knox
Eric Long
Kip Pammenter
Jill Rathbun
Shane Walker
Graduate School
Scott Kelly
Ajit Maan
Rattan Nath
Michael Steinle
(2 vacancies)
Education
Jenny Barenberg
Monica Connet
Stephanie Haub
Engineering
Carrie Davies
Kurt Forge
Todd Giefer
Matt Higgins Susan Howard
David McIntyre
Michaelane Muhlenbruch
Craig Uhrich
Human Ecology
Jodi McGatlin
Elisha Perry
Lee Slaten
Tracy Gough
Veterinary Medicine
(1 vacancy)
SECTION 2. Student Senate request that Elections Committee include in its final report a
quantitative estimate of the number of repeat voters, if any, in the general
election.
PASSED 11/17/88
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RESOLUTION 88/38
BY:
COMMENDATION TO DOUG FOLK, STUDENT
SENATE CHAIRMAN, AND TROY LUBBERS,
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT
1988 Student Senate
WHEREAS Doug Folk, more commonly known as “dad”, has proven to be an outstanding
father figure to his Senate “kids”, and
WHEREAS Troy Lubbers, more commonly known as the “goober”, has consistently consulted
with his constituents in such prestigious meeting places as Kite’s, as well as other
similar establishments, and
WHEREAS both individuals met the challenge of their respective offices with enthusiasm,
integrity and a responsibility to the students of Kansas State University
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Troy Lubbers, Student Body President, and Doug Folk, Student Senate Chairman,
be commended and thanked for their outstanding performances in their respective
offices.
PASSED 11/17/88
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1988 Student Senate Minutes
Date
Page
November 19, 1987 ..........................................................................................................................1
December 3, 1987 ............................................................................................................................3
January 21, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................5
January 28, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................7
February 4, 1988 ............................................................................................................................10
February 11, 1988 ..........................................................................................................................12
February 17, 1988 ..........................................................................................................................14
February 25, 1988 ..........................................................................................................................16
March 3, 1988 ................................................................................................................................18
March 10, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................21
March 24, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................24
March 29, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................27
March 31, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................29
April 5, 1988 ..................................................................................................................................33
April 7, 1988 ..................................................................................................................................36
April 12, 1988 ................................................................................................................................40
April 14, 1988 ................................................................................................................................44
April 21, 1988 ................................................................................................................................47
April 28, 1988 ................................................................................................................................50
August 25, 1988 .............................................................................................................................53
September 1, 1988 .........................................................................................................................55
September 8, 1988 .........................................................................................................................57
September 15, 1988 .......................................................................................................................60
September 22, 1988 .......................................................................................................................63
September 27, 1988 .......................................................................................................................66
October 6, 1988 ..............................................................................................................................68
October 13, 1988 ............................................................................................................................71
October 18, 1988 ............................................................................................................................74
October 27, 1988 ............................................................................................................................78
November 3, 1988 ..........................................................................................................................81
November 10, 1988 ........................................................................................................................84
November 15, 1988 ........................................................................................................................88
November 17, 1988 ........................................................................................................................90
STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
NOVEMBER 19, 1987
8:50 PM - 9:30 PM
The first meeting of the 1988 Student Senate was called to order by Chair Michelle
Benoit with 45 senators present. Cindy Riemann, Adam Ruskin, Greg
Weisenborn & Louis Wyrick were absent.
VACANCIES: Graduate Student Senator, Faculty Representative
SWEARING IN
The 1988 Student Senate was sworn into office by Keith Petracek, the Chancellor of
Student Tribunal.
Keith also swore in Troy Lubbers as the 1988 Student Body President.
ELECTION OF STUDENT SENATE CHAIR
Nominees: Doug Folk.
Pat Muir & Jeff Wing declined their nominations.
Stu Duncan moved that nominations cease and that we elect Doug Folk unanimously.
Passed.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
Doug Folk was elected as the 1988 Student Senate Chair by a unanimous vote.
Doug was sworn into office by Keith Petracek.
ELECTION OF STUDENT SENATE VICE CHAIR
Nominees: Greg Weisenborn.
Charlene Nichols moved that nominations cease. Passed.
No questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn was elected as the 1988 Student Senate Vice Chair by a unanimous
vote.
ELECTION OF FACULTY SENATE REPRESENTATIVE
Stu Duncan nominated Todd Johnson.
Laurie Lawson nominated Cindy Riemann.
Charlene Nichols moved that nominations cease. Passed.
Todd Johnson spoke, but there were no questions asked.
Laurie Lawson spoke on behalf of Cindy Riemann who was not present.
Chris Kern moved to postpone the election until December 3rd, when Cindy will be
present. Passed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS/INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Doug Folk stated that December 3rd is the deadline for submitting the following:
* top three preferences for office hours * top three preferences for standing committees
* your university committee preference
* standing committee chair applications
* class schedule sheet
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Doug also stated that he needs to know by December 3rd if you are interested in serving
on the “Cabinet Interview Selection Committee.” This committee will interview
the Student Body President’s appointees for Attorney General and Chief of Staff,
and then make a recommendation on approval to Student Senate.
Mike Wootton announced a party at 1817 Hunting Friday beginning at 3:00.
Jason Miles’ band, YYZ, is playing at Blue River Pub this weekend.
Scott Darger moved to adjourn. Passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
DECEMBER 3, 1987
7:00 PM - 9:20 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 38 senators present. Giefer, Karlin &
Kramer were excused. Blumel, Gardner, Hassan & Meadows were excused late.
Darger, Lawson, Ruskin &. Wyrick were absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Dr. Robert Tout, Director of Lafene Student Health Center, informed the body that
inpatient services will be closed permanently beginning in December. Those
patients having to be in bed long than 24 hours will have to be transported
elsewhere. Twenty-four hour or shorter patients will still be able to stay at Lafene.
Lafene will be remodeled.
The Center will be going back to regular hours (8:00-11:30 & 1:00-4:30) and will not be
open over the noon hour.
The Counseling Center will be moving to Lafene from Holton Hall.
Shelly Fischer spoke regarding relocating the site of the Vietnam Memorial. She is
proposing that it be erected north of McCain Auditorium and west of Danforth
Chapel.
The present site will not be seen by passersby and the location is not very attractive.
This sight is north of Nichols Hall and east of Calvin Hall.
APPROVAL OF NOVEMBER 19, 1987 MINUTES
Both sets were approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He wished Troy Lubbers a Happy 21st Birthday.
Julie Wise resigned her position as a Human Ecology Senator. She got an internship with
Disney World.
Bernie Giefer is the new Graduate Senator.
January 19th is a MANDATORY lobby day in Topeka. (The 18th is Martin Luther King,
Jr.’s birthday and there is no school.) if you cannot attend, you are required to get
a replacement. Will leave from the Union at 9:00 a.m. and return at 5:00 p.m.
The Off-Campus Association will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. in the SGS Office.
He went over the 1988 Student Senate Attendance Policy & Parliamentary Procedures.
NEW POLICY ON PROPOSED LEGISLATION:
All legislation will be routed through a standing committee before it hits the Senate floor.
Legislation should be put in Doug’s basket by 5 p.m. on Mondays.
If a note is not attached saying it needs to go before Senate that week, it will be sent
directly to a standing committee. After the standing committee, the legislation
will go to the Senate Operations Standing Committee and then to Student Senate.
This will make the process one week longer than in past years.
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Legislation will be posted on the large bulletin board located at the front of the SGS
Office Tuesday mornings, along with a brief information sheet written by the
sponsor(s) of the legislation explaining why it is being proposed, etc.
CHECK YOUR MAILBOXES at least twice a week, especially on Thursday afternoons.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
FINANCE - Mark Burns went over the responsibilities and duties of Finance Committee
members.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols announced that SGA will have a table at
registration and that we need people to work it. Sign-up!
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Troy Lubbers-announced that the Policy
Council met and went over their priorities last weekend. He encouraged Senators
to attend Lobby Day.
FIRST READINGS
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate Standing Rules. Questions were
asked.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/2, Council Funding Policy Revisions.
Questions were asked; and Justin Sanders moved the bill special orders, which passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
ELECTION OF FACULTY SENATE REPRESENTATIVE
Nominees: Todd Johnson & Cindy Riemann.
Cindy declined the nomination.
There was no debate.
Monty McClain moved to accept Todd Johnson as Faculty Senate Representative by
unanimous acclamation, and there was no objection.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Greg Weisenborn announced that CAPSA is at Kites tonight.
Doug Heller announced that UPC is having “pictures with Santa” Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next week in the Union Courtyard. The cost is $1.
Filza Hassan announced David Oswalt’s engagement to Janet Berry.
Mary Jo Lampe moved to adjourn. Passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
JANUARY 21, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the first meeting of the spring semester to order with 45 senators
present. Hays was excused late. Heller & Miles were absent. Nath was excused.
VACANCIES: 1 faculty & 1 from Human Ecology
OPEN PERIOD
Tom Schellhardt, Assistant Vice President for Administration & Finance, spoke
regarding various aspects of the KSU budget.
Two students spoke regarding the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
DECEMBER 3, 1987 MINUTES
John McIntyre corrected page 3 by changing Election of Student Senate Vice Chair to
Election of Faculty Senate Representative.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Still need senators to serve on the Holton Hall Council, the Committee on
Religion and the Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee.
President Wefald needs input on the proposed Gender Policy. Time does not permit it on
the Senate floor, but it will be discussed in Exec.
The Counseling & Student Health Task Force report is out.
The kick-off meeting for the Off-Campus Association is next Tuesday, January 26th, at
8:30 p.m. in the Union Little Theatre.
The new Graduate senators are Bernie Giefer and Rattan Nath.
He welcomed the newly appointed interns, who introduced themselves.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 205.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Tuesday at 8
p.m. in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 7 p.m. in Union
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 5:45 p.m. in the SGS Office.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Jennifer Leeds - She was pleased with how
Lobby Day went on Tuesday. If you drove, sign the sheet by the mailboxes in the
mailboxes in the SGS Office to get reimbursed.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He stated that we did everything we
set out to do on Tuesday at Lobby Day. He asked for and received feedback on
improving Lobby Day.
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Next Thursday the new A.S.K. personnel and Cabinet members will be announced.
The Coalition on Education will be unveiled tomorrow.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Greg Weisenborn moved Resolution 88/1, Student Senate Standing Committee Chairpersons.
There were no questions or debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution 88/2, Cabinet Selection Committee.
There were no questions or debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution 88/3, 1988 Finance Committee.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate so an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Senate Bill 88/3, SGA Special Allocation: Copy Machine
John McIntyre read the bill, and questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/1, Student Senate Standing Rules
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to amend #8 to read: Standing committee chairpersons,
Parliamentarian, Student Body President, Cabinet members, A.S.K. Campus
Director(s), Associate Dean of Student Life, Coordinator of Student Activities and
Secretary shall have speaking privileges in Student Senate.
There was no questions or debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
The amendment passed.
Mike Valentine moved to amend #9 by deleting, “during the tentative and final
allocation process”
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and a vote was taken.
The amendment failed.
Justin Sanders moved to amend #8 by adding “Senate interns” after “A.S.K.
Campus Director(s)”
There were no questions, but debate was entered into and an immediate vote was
taken.
The amendment passed.
There was no further debate on the bill, so an immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Doug Folk went over the office hours procedures.
Mary Jo Lampe announced that the Senate interns will meet at 6:30 p.m. next Thursday
outside the Big 8 Room to elect a Coordinator.
The Basketball fans’ situation was discussed.
Troy Lubbers stated that Lerone Bennett, the executive editor of Ebony Magazine and
today’s Convocation speaker, was an excellent speaker.
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report”.
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
JANUARY 28, 1988
7:00 PM - 9:20 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 45 senators present. Akin was excused.
Ruskin was absent. Nichols & Reams were excused late.
OPEN PERIOD
Kent Bradley updated the Senate on the decisions of the Art Museum Steering
Committee. The Art Museum will be located on the East Stadium sight. Since
there are no funds at this time, it is a long, way down the road. The towers are the
War I Memorials, and they will be saved. The university has received 2 statues.
The university’s art collection will be displayed in Farrell Library.
Eirene Tatham spoke about the funding of the Sports Club Council by Student Senate.
She would like to have Finance Committee and Student Senate look into the
feasibility of funding the Council by Rec Services since they are up for review
this year.
Jeff VanderLaan spoke regarding two Spring Break trips he is helping sponsor.
JANUARY 21, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Keith Petracek, Chancellor of Student Tribunal, swore in Cindy Riemann, Greg
Weisenborn, Bernie Giefer and Rattan Nath as Student Senators. Adam Ruskin
still needs to be sworn in; however, he was not present at this meeting.
Doug Folk announced that he still needs students to serve on the Housing Council and
Committee on Religion.
The 1987 Student Senate Bound Legislation is available in the SGS Office.
Applications are due Friday, Feb. 5, for the Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force.
The tentative allocations schedule for the Big 8 Room is:
Tuesday, March 29th – 6 pm
Thursday, March 31st - 6 pm
Tuesday, April 5th - 6 pm
Thursday, April 7th - 6 pm
Tuesday, April 12th - 6 pm
Thursday, April 14th - 6 pm
Senate Executive went over the proposed Gender Policy.
We will not have a meeting on Thursday, February 18th, because of the KSU vs. KU
home basketball game. That meeting has been changed to Wednesday, February
17th, at 8 pm.
This year we will have the “newspaper clipping of the week” rather than “word of the
week” or “whatever of the week”.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
FINANCE- Mark Burns - Will meet Monday at 6:15 p.m. at Kites.
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The line item groups up for review will make their 30 minute presentations on February
11 & l7 to Student Senate
REC SERVICES COUNCIL - Lisa Rephlo - The Council does not want the sports clubs,
but they do want a lot of money to build another gym.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet after the
meeting tonight to find a meeting time.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY - Amy Vath - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in
Union 203. This is the committee’s permanent meeting time.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Union 205.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 205.
This is the committee’s permanent meeting place.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Need the evaluation sheets in
from Lobby Day immediately.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - Looking into cutting
some class days so that we have more finals days, like KU. If passed, it could take
effect this fall.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers -. Met with Basketball Coach Lon
Kruger about the fan situation. We feel he should take the first step in asking the
fans to “behave” themselves, and he feels this is something student government
should initiate.
STUDENT SENATE VICE CHAIR - Greg Weisenborn - Still need your liaison
preferences.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/4, Student Body President’s Cabinet
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
The Cabinet Nominee Interview Committee interviewed Becky and Keith and
recommends their confirmation.
Came to an immediate vote.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Resolution 88/5, Senate Interns
There were no questions, but debate was entered into.
Following debate, an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 83/4, Closing of Reserves for Nichols Gym Account
There were no questions.
Lauren O’Connor moved Bill 88/5, Return of Shuttle Service Loan.
Questions were asked.
Charlene Nichols moved Bill 88/6, SGA Special Allocation: Mailing to Kansas High School
Seniors.
Questions were asked.
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NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/3, SGA Special Allocation.: Copy Machine
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Stu Duncan called the question.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Charlene Nichols stated that there will be a “picture board” in the Student Senate Office.
Bring in a stupid picture of yourself & put it on the board. She also announced
that Doug Washington is in charge of the “SGA Question of the Day” on KSDBFM Radio.
Sally Meadows announced that applications are available in Justin Hall for the Human
Ecology Student Senate vacancy and are due February 3rd.
AFTER A FEEBLE ATTACK BY MARY JO LAMPE, SCOTT DARGER SLAMMED
HER MAKING HER LOOK VERY FOOLISH. (They both needed dates for the
weekend.)
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report”.
Scott Darger moved to adjourn. Passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
FEBRUARY 4, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:50 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 40 senators present. Bruning, Gardner,
Gleissner & O’Connor were excused late. Davis & Oswalt were excused. Karlin,
Mock & Ruskin were late.
OPEN PERIOD
Charlie Thomas, Director of the Fred Bramlage Coliseum, gave an update on the
coliseum construction and its operation.
APPROVAL OF JANUARY 28, 1988 MINUTES
Justin Sanders - Under Informal Discussion “ATTACH” should read “ATTACK”.
Mark Burns - Under the Finance Committee report the second statement should read: The
line item groups up for review this year will make their 30-minute presentations
on February 11 and 17 to Student Senate.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He thanked Doug Heller for making the new name plates. The Off Campus
Association will meet February 9th at 8 p.m. in Ackert 120. Need a student
senator to serve on the Aggieville Task Force to replace Brett Bromich.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Met Monday. Working on SGA sweatshirts
and buttons. Will meet next Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 205.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Met Monday. Will meet next Monday at 7
p.m. in Stateroom #3.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles -. Looking into the stamp that would go on
checks to show merchants how much of their business is from K-State students.
Will meet a week from Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Put the finals
week situation on hold. Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 203.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Monday at 6:15 p.m. in the SGS Office.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - We visited the KSU
Child Care Cooperative this week. Will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in Union 205.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
MINORITY AFFAIRS - Laurian Cuffy - The Big 8 Conference on Black Student
Government will be held here at KSU February 18-21, 1988.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Will begin another letter drive
Monday, and will complete it by Thursday.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - They are wanting to
delay implementation of the final week proposal until 1989. Faculty Senate will
meet next Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Union Big 8 Room.
VICE-CHAIR - Greg Weisenborn - Liaison assignments have been completed.
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Sally Routson and Mark Burns gave an overview of the allocation process.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Justin Sanders moved Resolution 88/6, Judicial Appointments
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders noted that the Traffic Appeals Board needs 7 members, not 5
It was suggested that the other 2 members be added at a later date in a separate resolution.
Because there was no further debate, an immediate vote was taken.
Mike Valentine moved Resolution 88/7, Associated Students of Kansas KSU Campus Director.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Resolution 88/8, Personnel Selections Coordinator.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Carolyn Cawley moved Bill 88/7, SGA Special Allocation: Washington, DC Trip.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Bill 88/4, Closing of Reserves for Nichols Gym Account
There were no further questions and no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Bill 88/5, Return of Shuttle Service Loan
There were no further questions and no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Bill 88/6, SGA Special Allocation: Mailing to Kansas High School Seniors
Questions continued, and debate was entered into.
Mike Wootton moved to add a Section 3 to read: A report detailing how many of the
seniors involved in the mailing enroll next fall at KSU will be prepared and
presented by the Senate Intern Committee.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Mark Reams called the question.
Mike’s motion which failed.
Joni Hays moved to add a Section 3 to read: Consistent with the retention mission of the
university, a student government follow-up contact will be made to those high
school seniors who actually attend KSU encouraging their involvement in student
government and their progress at KSU.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Jon McClure’s motion to send the bill to the Communications Standing Committee
failed.
Jon McClure called the question on Joni’s motion which failed.
Debate continued on the original bill, and Joe Karlin called the question on the bill.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
There was a lot of discussion on Senate Bill 88/6 (, above).
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report”.
Justin Sanders motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
FEBRUARY 11, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 46 senators present. Akin, Bruning &
Lawson were excused late. Lane was absent.
FINE ARTS COUNCIL LINE ITEM 30-MINUTE PRESENTATION
Laurian Cuffy, Minority Affairs Director on the Cabinet & Fine Arts, Council Chair,
went over the purpose of the Council, the purpose of each group under the
Council, and the budgets for 1986-87 & 1987-88.
The Council is requesting a line item increase: from $2.30 to $2.50/full-time student and
from $0 to $1.2S/part-time student.
APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 4, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He introduced Lisa Gast, the new Human Ecology Student Senator. Next
Thursday, February 18th, the Big 8 Conference on Black Student Government
begins here at K-State. The Principal/Counselor/Student Conference will be held
next Wednesday, February 17th here at KSU. REMEMBER, there will be no
Senate next Thursday. It has been moved up to Wednesday beginning at 8:00.
Still need a senator to serve on the Student Relations Board (also known as the
Aggieville Task Force) to replace Brett Bromich. He and Troy Lubbers met with
representatives of the Sports Club Council, KSU Child Care Cooperative and
Athletic Department because they all need more funds.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 205.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Doug Heller was elected by the committee
as Senate intern Coordinator. Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Stateroom #3 in the
K-State Union.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 8
p.m. in Union 205.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 203.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - A.S.K. appointees are as
follows:
COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR - Jack Taylor
LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH DIRECTOR - Mindy Dutton
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR - Karen Mosier
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MINORITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR - Laurian Cuffy - Student Senators, as well as other
KSU students, need to attend the Big 8 Conference on Black Student Government
which will be held February 18-21 here at K-State. Schedules are available in the
SGS Office.
STUDENT SENATE VICE CHAIR - Greg Weisenborn - Liaisons should get a hold of
their groups to assist them during the allocation process. Liaisons must attend the
groups’ Finance Committee hearings so they have a better understanding of the
groups. Holton Hall Council will meet Sunday, February 28th, at 7 p.m.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - All the constitutional revisions passed
by the 1987 Student Senate were ratified by the college councils.
FIRST READINGS
Charlene Nichols moved Bill 88/8, Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee By-Laws, Rules
& Regulations Revisions.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/7, SGA Special Allocation: Washington, DC Trip
There were further questions and debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to decrease $754 to $377 and to send only Troy Lubbers not Doug
Folk.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Brenda Halinski called the question
on Justin’s motion which failed.
Stu Duncan moved to decrease $754 to $369 and to reduce the food & lodging amounts
to SGA spending regulations.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Doug Washington called the question
on Stu’s motion which failed.
Debate continued on the original bill.
Rattan Nath moved to table the bill until next week. This motion failed.
Joe Karlin called the question on the original bill.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
There was lots of general announcements and discussion.
Adam Ruskin told some of the concerns the students in the College of Veterinary
Medicine are having.
Mark Burns announced that Finance Committee will meet Sunday and Monday at 6:15
p.m.
Liaisons are expected to attend Finance Committee hearings with their groups.
Charlene Nichols was the emcee for “Doug Folk, This is Your Life.” HAPPY
BIRTHDAY, DOUG.
Chris Kern’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
FEBRUARY 17, 1988
8:00 PM - 9:15 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Parliamentarian Justin Sanders called the meeting to order with 40 senators present. Hays
& Weisenborn were excused late. Giefer, Karlin & Rephlo were late. Duncan,
Halinski & Line were excused. Hassan & Ruskin were absent.
Parliamentarian Sanders called the meeting to order because both Chair Doug Folk and
Vice Chair Greg Weisenborn were in a test.
RECREATIONAL SERVICES 30-MINUTE LINE ITEM PRESENTATION
Director Raydon Robel made the presentation, which included a slide show. He stated
that 26% of their budget comes from the student activity fee. They have not had
an increase in 14 years. However, they are requesting an increase for 1988-89.
FEBRUARY 11, 1988 MINUTES
The first line under NEW BUSINESS should read: Greg Weisenborn conducted all the
business under this section.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Justin Sanders - Jim Akin recently received the Distinguished Service Award of the
Association for School, College & University Staffing. Blue Key will be
awarding scholarships based on leadership for the next school year. information
will be posted on the front bulletin board in the SGS Office.
Doug Folk received a letter from President Wefald about students’ position on the
proposed Gender Policy. He will be contacting us for further input.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - SGA sweatshirt and button designs have
been finalized. SGA will have a table at Open House. Will meet Monday at 9 p.m.
in Union 205.
FINANCE - Mark Burn (side) - Began hearings Sunday and Monday and will meet again
Sunday at 6:15. Liaisons, please do some research and be well informed at the
hearings.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Still working on the check stickers. Will meet
Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Starting to work on mainly cleaning up the
SGA Constitution and By-Laws. Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Stateroom #3 in
the Union.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Monday at 7
p.m. in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will not meet this
week.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - He and Troy Lubbers went to
Wichita this past weekend. ASK may have a state-wide structure change. April 5
is a state-wide Lobby Day. Legislative Affairs Committee members are required
to attend. Other student interested in attending should let him know. The letter
drive is not going very week!! He wants it completed by Friday.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - Met Tuesday afternoon.
Looking into the Retake Policy, and looking into putting something in the Faculty
Handbook about exams during Landon Lectures.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Charlene Nichols moved Senate Resolution 88/9, FONE Crisis Center Assistant Coordinator.
Questions were asked of Gary and Charlene, there was no debate & an immediate vote
was taken.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/8, Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee By-Laws, Rules and Regulations
Revisions
There were no further questions or debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Lots of general discussion.
Charlene Nichols contacted the KU SGA about a basketball game between our two
SGAs. They are looking into it. They still owe us 2 kegs for past games.
Party at Mike Wootton’s house at 1817 Hunting beginning at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
DOUG FOLK TOOK OVER THE CHAIR.
Scott Darger misses Stu Duncan tonight!!!!!!
Chris Kerns give Charlene Nichols “flowers” for Valentines Day.
Sally Routson announced that the Bloodmobile will be here next Monday thru Thursday.
Charlene Nichols announced that she is on the Open House Media Committee.
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report.”
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
FEBRUARY 25, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:30 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 37 senators present. Connet & Nath
were absent. Bruning, Gardner, Gleissner & Meadows were excused late. Davis,
Giefer, Karlin, McIntyre & Wootton were excused. Grant & O’Connor were late.
OPEN PERIOD
Laurie McCauley announced that tomorrow the Educational Supportive Services program
is sponsoring a balloon launch in celebration of the 3rd annual National Trio Day
at 10 a.m. in front of Holton Hall. Supporters will then march to the K-State
Union where messages of support for Educational Opportunity Programs will be
collected and forwarded to legislators. A brief “Speak Out” for continued support
of Educational Opportunity Programs will precede the balloon launch.
A number of people spoke regarding the KSU Child Care Cooperative. The presentation
and questions last exactly 2 hours.
Enrollment by Parent Status:
Full-time
126
Part-time
36
Faculty/Staff
99
Married to Student/Faculty/Staff
107
While the maximum/licensed capacity is 223 full-time children, there are currently 200
children enrolled in the Coop.
APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 17, 1988 MINUTES
Change the date on the minutes from 18th to 17th.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - The Athletic Ticket Sales Task Force has been formed, and Dave Whetstone
is the chair.
Get visitation sheets into Doug.
The Mini-Grant Program, funded by the Community Service Program, will allow KSU
students to address community service projects of interest and concern to them.
Mini-Grant will be available on a quarterly funding cycle with the 1st cycle
ending 4/1/88. A maximum of 6 $500 grants will be awarded in the 1st funding
cycle. Call 532-6900 or stop by Eisenhower 113 for more information.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 205.
SGA will be having a softball team. Sign-up if interested. We also need
suggestions for a team name.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Going over SGA Constitutional & By-Laws
revisions. Will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Kites.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday, Monday & Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. in the
SGS Office.
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LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - Diane Muir - Will meet Monday at 7
p.m. in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 9 p.m. in Union 203.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - Held their 1st meeting
last night. In the process of doing a lot of research.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Mailed 43 letters to legislators
on Tuesday and have more to mail.
VICE CHAIR - Greg Weisenborn - Liaisons, get a hold of your groups!!!
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He and Doug are serving on a parking
task force.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Greg Weisenborn moved Resolution 88/11, Additional Traffic Appeals Board Members.
There were questions, but no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Stu Duncan moved Bill 88/9, Consumer Relations board Special Allocation: ACCI Conference.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/10, Edge Center Establishment.
Dan Owens, a member of Blue Key, read the bill, and Pat Bosco, a Blue Key faculty
adviser, was present.
Private funds were donated for such a center.
Questions were asked of Dan.
Diane Muir moved Senate Bill 88/11, Establishment of a Student Fee for the KSU Child Care
Cooperative.
Questions were asked.
The fee would generate approximately $32,000/year.
Charlene Nichols moved Senate Resolution 88/10, Admission of Kansas Technical Institute into
the Associated Students of Kansas.
Scott King, ASK Campus Director, read the resolution, and questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved the resolution special orders. Passed.
Debate was entered into, after which an immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
General.
Doug Folk urged Senators to do research on the Child Care Cooperative before next
week.
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report.”
Scott Darger’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
MARCH 3, 1988
7:00 PM - 2:00 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 45 senators present. Riemann was
excused. Gleissner, Grant, Oswalt & Ruskin were excused late.
5-MINUTE PRESENTAT1ONS
Students for Handicapped Concerns - Michael Nolting, President
Association of Adults Returning to School - Charles Johnson, Secretary
Mexican American Council of Students - Judy Wolf, President
Legal Services - Dianne K. Urban, Students’ Attorney
FONE - Gary Phillips, Assistant Coordinator
U-LearN - Debbie Paap
Amnesty International - Debbie Paap, President
Coalition for Human Rights - Fran Royster, President
Students Against Driving Drunk - Candy Davis, Vice President
Consumer Relations Board - Beth Galbreath, Director
Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU - Scott King, Campus Director
Student Governing Association - Troy Lubbers, Student Body President
OPEN PERIOD
An individual spoke regarding the funding of the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
Gary Coates, an Architecture professor, spoke regarding a special allocation for the
College of Architecture & Design.
APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 25, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Friday, March 4th, at 4:30 p.m. is the deadline for applying for one of the
Blue Key scholarships. The letter to Kansas high school seniors went to press
today. There will be a Lou Douglas lecture in Union Forum Hall on March 8th.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SENATE EXECUTIVE - Doug Folk - Discussed Vice President Miller’s request for
$54,000 for a campus identification entrance sign.
COMMUNICATION - Charlene Nichols - “Question of the Day” on KSDB-FM will
begin after Spring Break. The design is complete for the SGA sweatshirts. They
will be purple screen on grey sweatshirts and will cost $13. Checks should be
made out to “Jenny Johnston”. Will meet on Monday - same time, same place.
KSU STUDENT GOVERNMENT vs. KU STUDENT GOVERNMENT BASKETBALL
WILL BE HELD MARCH 27th IN AHEARN FIELDHOUSE.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will begin balancing the budget on Sunday.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Still working on SGA Constitutional & ByLaws Revisions. Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Stateroom #3.
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ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - Met yesterday morning
with Athletic Director Larry Travis. Will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in Union 205.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY - Amy Vath - Will meet Monday at 9:15 p.m.
at Kites.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the Union
Concourse area.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Lafene Student Health
Center wants an increase. Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Union 205.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Will get travel checks to
people by next week.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Received a financial report from the
National Student Roundtable.
HOLTON HALL - Greg Weisenborn & Susan Scott - Gave updates. Will meet Thursday,
March 24, at 7 a.m. in Stateroom #1.
MINORITY AFFAIRS - Laurian Cuffy - Thanked SGA on behalf of the Black Student
Union for their support of the Big 8 Conference on Black Student Governments.
Joni Hays requested an SGA Treasurer’s report. None available.
FIRST READINGS
Melissa Blumel moved Bill 88/12, Fine Arts Council Budget Review Recommendation/Student
Services Fee Increase.
There were no questions.
Lisa Rephlo moved Senate Bill 88/13, Recreational Services Budget Review Recommendation.
Questions were asked of Raydon Robel, Rec Services Director.
Mary Lane moved to suspend the rules to place Senate Bill 88/14. Seaside Field Research &
Design Charrette, on the agenda. Passed.
Doug Heller moved Senate Bill 88/l4, Seaside Field Research & Design Charrette
Questions were asked of Gary Coates, professor in Architecture.
Finance Committee rejected a bill for $1,530.80 because they were against funding a
“field trip”
Lauren O’Connor moved to suspend the rules to place Senate Bill 88/15, Increase of Student
Services Fee, on the agenda. Passed.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/15, Increase of Student Services Fee.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/9, Consumer Relations Board Special Allocation: ACCI Conference
There were further questions, but no debate. An immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/10, EDGE Center Establishment
There were further questions, and debate was entered into.
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Joni Hays moved to amend Section 7 by deleting “The EDGE Center be fully
self-sufficient, and”
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Joni Hays called the question on her
motion which passed.
Greg Weisenborn moved to add a Section 8 to read: The Blue Key Senior Honorary be
self-sufficient with the exception of the check-out process. If the check-out
process becomes too burdensome for SGA personnel, Blue Key will assume all
responsibility for the check-out process also.
There were no questions, debate was entered into, and the motion passed.
An immediate vote was taken on the bill, as amended.
Senate Bill 88/11, Establishment of a Student Fee for the KSU Child Care Cooperative
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Greg Weisenborn moved to limit debate to 2 6-minute speeches per speaker per motion.
Passed.
After many questions and much debate, Greg Weisenborn called the question on the bill
as friendly amended.
Bernie Giefer requested a roll call vote.
Roll Call Vote
Yes – Albrecht, Darger, Duncan, Gardner, Halinski, Hassan, Hays, Heller, Kern, Lampe,
Lane, Lawson, Line, McIntyre, Muir, Nath, Nicho1s, Riemann, Ruskin, Sanders,
Weisenborn, Gast
Abstain - Reams
Absent - Akin
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
General.
The motion to adjourn to Country Kitchen passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
MARCH 10, 1988
7:00 PM - 11:35 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 43 senators present. Davis was excused
late. Mock was absent. Darger, Duncan & Washington were late. Akin &
Shellenberger were excused.
5-MINUTE PRESENTATIONS
University for Man - Eunice Dorst, Community Development Coordinator
International Coordinating Council - Yemi Ogunrinola, President
Black Student Union - no representative present
Women’s Resource Center - Katherine Parker, Acting Director
Puerto Rican Student Organization - Maria Soler, President
Sports Club Council - Matt Queen, Chairman
APPROVAL OF MARCH 3, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - The Cats play at 6:10 tomorrow night. When you leave the building after
10:30 you must use the stairs across from the Big 8 Room. Also, no one is to enter
the building after 10:30 (the doors are locked). All classes after 1:30 on March
25th will be cancelled due to the All-University Open House.
John McIntyre has received the Colbertson Award in Engineering.
Mark Reams is vice-president of ARH.
Dave Whetstone & Randall Davis are in Chimes.
March 27 - The KSU Student Government vs. the KU Student Government basketball
game will be held in the afternoon in Ahearn Fieldhouse.
March 27 - 2 p.m. - Our 1st softball game.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday, March 21st, at 9 p.m. in
Union 205.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Wednesday, March 23rd, at 9 p.m.
in the Big 8 Room of the Union. Mark Tallman from the ASK state staff will be in
attendance.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - The budget is balanced and will be published on March 21st.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday, March 21st, at 9 p.m. in Union 203.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - Will meet Wednesday,
March 23rd, at 9:30 p.m. in the SGS Office.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday, March 21st, at 7 p.m. in
Stateroom #3 in the Union.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Important Dates:
March 23 - Briefing for March 28th Lobby Day - 9 p.m. - Big 8 Room in Union
March 28 - K-State Lobby Day in Topeka
April 5 - Statewide Lobby Day in Topeka
April 8 & 9 - Board & Policy Council meetings
SENATE EXECUTIVE - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet Monday, March 21st, at 8 p.m. at
Last Chance.
FACULTY SENATE - Todd Johnson - Met and heard a spiel on the Margin of
Excellence.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT – Troy Lubbers - The state student body presidents met
last Wednesday and worked on a financial aid plan for next year.
FIRST READINGS
Scott Darger moved Senate Bill 88/16, Business Administration College Council Constitutional
Revisions.
Questions were asked.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/17, Speech Unlimited Special Allocation.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/18, Amendment to Senate Bill 87/29, Increase in SGA
Elections Polling Place.
Questions were asked.
Dave Whetstone moved Senate Bill 88/19, Amendment to Senate bill 87/32, Athletic Ticket
Sales Task Force.
Questions were asked.
Dave Whetstone moved the bill special orders, and his motion passed.
There was no debate, and an immediate vote was taken.
NEW BUSINESS
Bill 88/12, Fine Arts Council Budget Review Recommendation/Student Services Fee increase
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Bernie Giefer requested a roll call vote.
NO - Giefer
ABSENT - Akin
Halinski
Darger
McClure
Mock
McIntyre
Shellenberger
Miles
Bill 88/13, Recreational Services Budget Review Recommendation
Further questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to add a Section 2 to read: The Recreational Services
include the Sports Club Council in its programming budget.
Questions were asked on Justin’s amendment.
Mark Reams objected to consideration of Justin’s amendment. Passed.
Sally Meadows called the question on the bill, and Bernie Giefer requested a roll call
vote.
NO - Halinski
ABSENT – Akin
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Darger
Mock
Shellenberger
Bill 88/14, Seaside Field Research & Design Charrette, was withdrawn. (A copy of this bill is
available in the SGS Office upon request.)
Bill 88/15, Increase of Student Services Fee
Further questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
During debate, Doug Folk turned the chair over to Greg Weisenborn, Student Senate
Vice Chair.
Chris Kern called the question, and Bernie Giefer requested a roll call vote.
YES - Albrecht
ABSENT - Akin
ABSTAIN - Whetstone
Karlin
Darger
O’Connor
Mock
Valentine
Shellenberger
Wootton
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Doug Folk took the chair back.
Bernie Giefer wanted to change his vote on Senate Bill 88/13, but the body voted the
motion down.
Doug Folk spoke regarding the Manhattan Mercury’s article on the FONE Crisis Center.
He also announced that Student Affairs & Social Services Committee will be
looking into Rec Services funding Sports Club Council.
Melissa Blumel’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
MARCH 24, 1988
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 44 senators present. O’Connor was
absent. Duncan, McClain & Nath were excused. Karlin & Gast were late.
5-MINUTE PRESENTATIONS
A representative of Black Student Union was not present again this week.
APPROVAL OF MARCH 10, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - The maximum work study award for the summer session will be determined
by the number of applicants, the availability of funds and the student’s financial
need. If a student completed a minimum of seven credit hours during the
preceding spring semester, that student may be considered for a summer College
Work Study award even though that student may not be enrolled during the
summer session. You may recall that last summer all students were required to be
enrolled in a minimum of three summer credit hours. A student on Summer Work
Study can work a maximum of thirty hours per week while enrolled in four or
more resident semester credit hours and a maximum of forty hours while enrolled
in less than four credit hours and during break periods.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. at Last Chance.
Need people to help with SGA’s open house table from 9-3 on Saturday. Also, the
SGS Office will be open for tours.
Sunday - 2 p.m. - softball game
Sunday - 11 a.m. - KSU SGA vs. KU SGA basketball game in Ahearn Fieldhouse
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Met last night and Mark Tallman from the
state ASK Office was present. Monday is K-State Lobby Day in Topeka. Will
meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 9 p.m. at Last Chance.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Still going over SGA Constitutional & ByLaws revisions. Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Last Chance.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 8
p.m. at Last Chance.
FINANCE - Mike Valentine - Will meet Monday at 6:15 p.m. in the SGS Office. Look
for Mark Burns at the game on Friday.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone gave a progress report.
The task force started out doing research on the program here at K-State. Have
contacted 26 schools around the national regarding their programs. Visited with
Athletic Director Larry Travis on what the Athletic Department wants, visited
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with Basketball Coach Lon Kruger before spring break on what he would like to
see, and will meet with Vice President Krause tomorrow. Mainly working on the
basketball ticket policies; so far we don’t see a problem with football tickets.
Looking at ICAT because we feel it has lost its initial purpose. Open Forum Noon - March 31st - Union Courtyard. Will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. in the SGS
Office and Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. in the SGS Office.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Those going to K-State Lobby
Day on Monday should meet in the SGS Office at 8:30 a.m. April 5th is the
statewide Lobby Day. Will put up a sign-up sheet in the SGS Office. Will have a
brief information session later next week. Margin of Excellence passed the House
of Representatives and the Ways & Means Committee. Will be before the Senate
next week.
FACULTY SENATE - Todd Johnson - He just received the proposed education goals of
KSU graduates. Working slowly on the final exam period. Looking at the Retake
Policy. Will be working on the conflict between lectures and classes.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Met at 7 a.m. today in the Union.
Holton Hall has an asbestos problem which will cut into the budget. Holton Hall
users will probably be moved into Willard Hall. Construction should begin July
1st.
SEXUAL AWARENESS TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet tomorrow.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He went over the Washington, DC trip
itinerary. The group discussed the historical background to find out why it failed
and then discussed how to solve the problem. The past director seems to be at
fault. NSR owes money to the University of San Francisco for a conference. He
ended up buying a computer with the registration fees rather than paying off the
University of San Francisco and took the computer with him when he left. The
group decided to sit back and let the University of San Francisco come after their
money. The NSR office has been shut down so as to incur no further debts.
FIRST READINGS
Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations, was moved.
Sally Routson went over the last page of the bill, and questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Bill 88/16, Business Administration College Council Constitutional Revisions
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Todd Johnson moved to add “and the faculty advisor of the Business Council” at
the end of Section 2-C.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Lisa Rephlo moved to amend the amendment by adding “who will be a nonvoting member” at the end of Todd’s motion.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Sally Meadows called the question on Lisa’s motion which passed.
Todd’s amendment as amended was debated.
Chris Kern called the question on Todd’s amendment which passed.
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Doug Folk ruled the amendment out of order because of Article VII, Section 705
of our Constitution which states that Student Senate shall ratify (not amend)
constitutions of college councils.
Greg Weisenborn objected to the decision of the chair.
Debate was entered into, and Mike Valentine called the question. Doug’s decision
was upheld.
Lisa Rephlo moved to postpone the bill indefinitely.
Juli Kramer called the question on Lisa’s motion which passed.
A copy of the bill is available in the SGS Office.
Bill 88/17, Speech Unlimited Special Allocation
There were further questions, and debate was entered into.
Melissa Blumel called the question.
Bill 88/18, Amendment to Bill 87/29, Increase In SGA Elections Polling Places
Further questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern called the question.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
LOTS OF GENERAL!
Doug Folk announced that because of open house on Friday, Student Senators do not
need to conduct their office hours after 1:30.
Greg Weisenborn gave the “bar report.”
Melissa Blumel’s motion to adjourn passed.
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
MARCH 29, 1988
6:00 PM - 9:40 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 37 senators present. McClure was
absent. Darger, Karlin, Line, Shellenberger & Valentine were late. Giefer, Nath &
Weisenborn were excused late. Blumel, Hassan, Heller & Ruskin were excused.
NEW BUSINESS
Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations
Charlene Nichols moved to divide the question by group with the Honorarium being
discussed with the group.
There were no questions or debate, and an immediate vote was taken.
The motion passed.
Greg Weisenborn moved to limit debate to 2 4-minute speeches per person per motion.
Questions were asked, there was no debate and an immediate vote was taken.
The motion passed.
ALLOCATIONS
CONSUMER RELATIONS BOARD
Craig Uhrich gave Finance Committee’s rationale for the recommendation. Beth
Galbreath, C.R.B. Director, represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88: $3,864.90
Requested 1988-89 $3,900.50
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $3,727.30
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation. The $3,727.30 passed.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS
Mark Burns, Coordinator of Finances, introduced Chris Graves, state ASK representative.
Allocated 1987-88 $19,147.80 ($.60 head count)
Requested 1988-89 $19,072.20 ($.60 head count)
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $19,072.20 ($.60 head count)
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation. The $19,072.20 ($.60 head count) passed.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS @ KSU
Lisa Downing gave Finance Committee’s rationale for the recommendation.
Scott King, A.S.K. Campus Director, represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $1,632.60
Requested 1988-89 $1,632.60
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $1,527.70
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to decrease Advertising from $164.70 to $54.90, cutting the
6 voter registration ads and leaving in 1 ad for membership drive and 1 ad for an
unforeseen event.
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Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Jason Miles moved to amend Bernie’s amendment by increasing $54.90 to
$219.60, which is what ASK originally requested.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Jason called the question on his amendment to Bernie’s amendment, which failed.
Debate continued on Bernie’s amendment.
Dave Whetstone moved to amend Bernie’s amendment by increasing $54.90 to
$146.40.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Joni Hays called the question on Dave’s amendment to Bernie’s amendment,
which passed. Debate continued.
Chris Kern called the question on an Advertising budget of $146.40, which failed.
Bernie Giefer moved to decrease $164.70 to $109.80.
Mark Reams objected to consideration of Bernie’s motion. This motion passed.
Debate continued on the entire ASK budget, as recommended by Finance Committee.
Jason Miles called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $1,527.70
which passed.
STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION
Mark Wentzel gave Finance Committee’s rationale for the recommendation.
Troy Lubbers, Sally Routson & Jenny Johnston represented SGA.
Allocated 1987-88 $33,117.18
Requested 1988-89 $35,153.00
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $33,293.00
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Todd Johnson moved to add an * behind the recommendation for Telephone, Printing,
Maintenance, Office Supplies & Rent of Equipment and add at the end * also
used by ASK @ KSU, CRB & Legal Services.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, & Todd called the question on his
motion, which passed.
Bernie Giefer moved to increase the Student Body President’s Salary from $3,600 to
$3,780 (from $300 to $315/mo.) and the Student Senate Chair’s Salary from
$2,700 to $2,835 (from $225 to $236.25/mo.).
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Jason Miles moved to postpone until Thursday evening. The motion passed.
Jason Miles moved to recess until 6:00 p.m. Thursday. The motion passed.
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
MARCH 31, 1988
6:00 PM - 1:50 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 33 senators present. Akin, Heller &
Karlin were excused. Davis, Gardner, Gleissner, Hays, Meadows, O’Connor,
Ruskin, Shellenberger & Valentine were excused late. Giefer, Johnson & Nath
were late. Bruning & Ewy were absent.
APPROVAL OF MARCH 24 & 29, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - Met last night. Had the
forum at noon today. Will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in the SGS Office.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - April 5th is the statewide Lobby Day in
Topeka. Check the calendar in the SGS Office for the next committee meeting.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Thanked those who helped SGA get ready
for open house. Will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the SGS Office.
Sally Meadows - There was no softball game last Sunday, and will have no game this
Sunday because of Easter. We did not have the basketball game with K.U.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Elections Committee applications are due
next Friday. Will not meet next Monday.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in the SGS Office. Will look at the
special request from OZ magazine.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will not meet next
week.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Looking at the Violence
Policy proposal. Students are attempting to come up with a counter-proposal. If
interested in looking at this, get a copy from any Executive member.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Becky Griebat - Looking into having a basketball rally
in Ahearn Fieldhouse to present the commendations. April 13 & 14 - SGA Open
House.
John Fairman, Assistant Vice President for University Relations, has challenged SGA to
a slow pitch softball game with the administration. He thinks students are out of
shape and cannot handle the administration.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Becky Griebat - There will be an
information session on April 4th for the April 5th statewide Lobby Day.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - interns can leave the Tuesday meetings at 8 p.m., but must stay until 9 p.m.
on Thursdays.
Please date your notes about being absent from meetings.
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The Union Program Council issues Ideas Committee is having their major event for
1987-88 - “VREMYA-Director from the USSR”, featuring Dr. George Feifer, on
April 12th. There will be an open house from 2-5 p.m. in the Union Ballroom, and
Dr. Feifer’s lecture, “Love, Vodka, Laughter, Tears: A Look at Soviet Life Under
the Surface”, will be at 8 p.m. in the Forum Hall.
FIRST READINGS
Scott Darger moved Senate Bill 88/21, Business Administration College Council Constitutional
Revisions
There were no questions.
Scott Darger moved the bill special orders. Passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution 88/12, Commendation to the K-State Cheerleading
Squad.
There were no questions.
Charlene Nichols moved the resolution special orders. Passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution, Commendation to Mitch Holthus, “Voice of the
Wildcats”.
Questions were asked.
Jason Miles moved the resolution special orders. Passed.
Debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution 88/14, Commendation to Coach Lon Kruger and the
K-State Men’s Basketball Team.
Questions were asked.
Mike Wootton moved the resolution special orders. Passed.
Debate was entered into.
Mark Reams moved that we accept this resolution by unanimous acclamation, and there
was no objection.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations
STUDENT GOVERNING ASSOCIATION (continued from March 29th)
Debate continued on Bernie’s motion to increase the Student Body President’s Salary
from $3,600 to $3,780 (from $300 to $315/mo.) and the Student Senate Chair’s
Salary from $2,700 to $2,835 (from $225 to $236.25/mo.).
Chris Kern moved to amend the amendment to increase the Student Body
President’s Salary from $3,600 to $3,775 ($300/5 mos. & $325/7 mos.) and the
Student Senate Chair’s Salary from $2,700 to $2,875 ($225/5 mos. & $250/7
mos.).
Questions were asked, debate was entered into & Fern Grant called the question
on Chris’ amendment to Bernie’s amendment which passed.
Debate continued on Bernie’s amendment as amended.
Chris Kern called the question on the Student Body President’s & Student Senate Chair’s
Salaries which failed.
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Brenda Halinski moved to increase the Student Senate Chair’s Salary from $2,700 to
$3,000 ($225 to $250/mo.).
Chris Kern objected to consideration of Brenda’s motion. The motion passed.
Doug Washington called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of
$33,293.00. The motion passed.
U.F.M.
Mike Berry gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Richard Friesen & Eunice Dorst represented U.F.M.
Allocated 1987-88 $13,133.13
Requested 1988-89 $13,169.25
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $12,270.50
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Bill Mock moved to increase Telephone from $168.75 to $360.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Doug Washington called the question
on Bill’s motion which failed.
Debate continued, and an immediate vote was taken on Finance Committee’s
recommendation which passed.
FONE CRISIS CENTER
Mike Valentine gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Linda Ekdahal-Crabb & Gary Phillips represented FONE.
Allocated 1987-88 $11,838.86
Requested 1988-89 $12,612.76
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $11,855.06
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Laurie Lawson moved to increase Advertising from $292.80 to $384.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Lisa Rephlo called the question on
Laurie’s motion which failed.
Laurie Lawson moved to increase the Assistant Coordinator’s Salary from $2,552
($232/11 mos.) to $2,784 ($232/12 mos.).
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
John McIntyre moved to amend Laurie’s amendment to decrease $2,784 ($232/12
mos.) to $2,556 ($213/12 mos.).
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken. The
motion failed.
Debate continued on Laurie’s amendment.
Rattan Nath moved to amend Laurie’s amendment by decreasing the
Coordinator’s Salary from $4,020 ($335/12 mos.) to $3,708 ($309/12 mos.) and
the Assistant Coordinator’s Salary from $2,784 ($232/12 mos.) to $2,781
($231.75/l2 mos.).
Jason Miles objected to consideration of Rattan’s motion. The motion failed.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into and Laurie Lawson called the
question on Rattan’s motion which failed.
Mary Lane called the question on Laurie’s motion which passed 24/21/2.
(Brenda Halinski requested a roll call vote. Those voting NO were: Akin, Blumel,
Cawley, Darger, Gardner, Giefer, Gleissner, Grant, Hassan, Johnson, McClure,
McIntyre, Nath, O’Connor, Oswalt, Reams, Reschke, Riemann, Sanders,
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Valentine & Wootton; those ABSTAINING were: Kern & Meadows; those
ABSENT were: Bruning, Ewy & Karlin.
Came to an immediate vote on a tentative allocation of $12,087.06 which passed.
U-LEARN
Stu Duncan gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Representing the group were: Debbie Paap, Mark Davis, Joni Hays, Michelle Benoit,
Fred Newton & Susan Scott.
Allocated 1987-88 $12,934.39
Requested 1988-89 $25,884.76
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $12,280.00
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Monica Connet moved to decrease the Assistant Director’s Salary from $8,034 to
$1,020 and increase the Director’s Salary from $0 to $16,500 ($1,372/12 mos.).
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Dave Whetstone’s motion to postpone until Tuesday failed.
John McIntyre called the question on Monica’s amendment. The motion failed.
Joni Hays moved to increase Rent of Equipment from $0 to $575 for Kansas Careers.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved to postpone until Tuesday evening. The motion passed.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
GENERAL.
Lauren O’Connor’s motion to recess until Tuesday at 6 p.m. passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 5, 1988
6:00 PM - 10:50 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 37 senators present. Akin was excused.
Blumel, Darger, Giefer, Halinski, Lawson, Muir, Reams, Ruskin & Shellenberger
were excused late. Bruning & McIntyre were late. McClure was absent.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations
U-LEARN (continued)
Questions continued on Joni Hays’ motion to increase Rent of Equipment from $0 to
$575 for Kansas Careers.
Debate was entered into.
Mary Jo Lampe called the question on Joni’s motion. Failed.
Chris Kern moved to decrease Professional Supplies from $128.55 to $70.75.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken. The
motion failed.
Came to an immediate vote on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $12,280.
The motion passed.
ASSOCIATION OF ADULTS RETURNING TO SCHOOL (AARTS)
Mike Berry gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Charles Johnson represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $156.30
Requested 1988-89 $519.67
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $267.95
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation. The motion passed.
LEGAL SERVICES
Lauren O’Connor gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Dianne Urban represented Legal Services.
Allocated 1987-88 $25,023.87
Requested 1988-89 $28,173.00
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $26,061.00
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Filza Hassan moved to increase the Salary from 24,828 to 26,940. Questions were
asked.
Justin Sanders moved that we move into executive session for debate. This
motion passed.
Mike Wootton moved to amend Filza’s amendment by decreasing the $24,828 to
$23,640. Questions were asked.
Juli Kramer called the question on Mike’s amendment to Filza’s amendment,
which meant we moved out of executive session. The question failed.
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The question was called on Filza’s amendment. The question failed.
Filza Hassan moved to increase the Salary from $24,828 to $25,500.
Todd Johnson objected to consideration of Filza’s motion. Todd’s objection failed.
Questions were asked on Filza’s motion.
Greg Weisenborn moved that we move back into executive session for debate. This
motion passed.
After we moved out of executive session an immediate vote was taken on Filza’s
amendment, which failed by a vote of 21/26/1. Rattan Nath requested a roll call
vote.
YES – Albrecht, Connet, Darger, Giefer, Gleissner, Grant, Halinski, Hassan, kern,
Lane, Line, McIntyre, Mock, Muir, Nath, Reams, Reschke, Ruskin, Weisenborn,
Whetstone, Gast
NO – Akin, Blumel, Cawley, Davis, Duncan, Ewy, Gardner, Hays, Johnson,
Heller, Karlin, Kramer, Lampe, Lawson, Meadows, McClain, Nichols, O’Connor,
Oswalt, Rephlo, Riemann, Sanders, Shellenberger, Valentine, Washington,
Wootton
ABSTAIN – Miles
ABSENT – Bruning, McClure
Randall Davis called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation. This motion
passed.
Bernie Giefer moved that any individual not enjoying speaking privileges may have time
yielded to them only twice on consideration of a particular motion.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken. The
motion failed.
MEXICAN AMERICAN COUNCIL OF STUDENTS (MACS)
Cindy Riemann gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Judy Wolf represented the group, along with 4 others.
Allocated 1987-88 $183.95
Requested 1988-89 $456.20
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $225.00
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation.
The motion passed.
STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK (SADD)
Lauren O’Connor gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Cindy Riemann represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $207.30
Requested 1988-89 $1,156.67
Finance Committee’s Recommendation $276.80
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Doug Washington called the question
on Finance Committee’s recommendation. Doug’s motion passed.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
GENERAL.
Justin Sanders recited a poem entitled “Foolish Questions.”
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Doug Washington announced that “SGA Question of the Day” will be taped Thursday at
2:30. If interested in helping with this, meet in the SGS Office before going to
KSDB-FM in McCain Auditorium.
Dave Whetstone’s motion to recess passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 7, 1988
6:00 PM - 10:40 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 42 senators present. Ewy & Nath
were late. Akin, Kramer, Lampe, McClure & Ruskin were excused. Oswalt was
excused late.
APPROVAL OF MARCH 31 & APRIL 5, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - There will be a Traffic & Parking Regulations Public Hearing on Friday,
April 15th, at 3 p.m. in the K-State Union Big 8 Room. Changes are being
proposed in the regulations and the cost of permits will be increasing. SGA will
sponsor Wildcat Appreciation Day on April 21st. It will be held at 12:30 p.m. on
the Union Plaza (island between Seaton Hall & the K-State Union). Next week is
International Week. President Wefald will speak to Student Senate next Tuesday
at the beginning of the meeting. Thursdays are almost impossible for him. The
Board of Regents meeting will take place on the K-State campus next Wednesday
and Thursday. The presidents and student body presidents of the Regents’
institutions will be here also. K-State is the producer of two Truman Scholars Sharon Patnode & Mary Hale. KU also had two. He is glad for Kansas because
Kansas is only guaranteed one scholar. K-State’s basketball team finished the
season ranked 8th in the USA Today & CNN poll.
Cindy Riemann was recently initiated into Spurs.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - KSDB’s “SGA Question of the Day’ was
taped today. Will begin conducting group visitations. Will meet Monday at 9 p.m.
in Union 205. We will play the KU Student Government in basketball on April
17th at 11 a.m.
Sally Meadows - Our softball team will play Sunday at 1 p.m.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 7
p.m. at Last Chance.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Wednesday in Union 209. The time
will be posted on the bulletin board in the SGS Office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS- Amy Vath - Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. at Expresso Royale.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 6:15 p.m. in the SGS Office to go over
the OZ request for a special allocation.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Laurie Lawson - Check the bulletin board in the SGS Office
for next week’s meeting.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - Two proposals went
through the committee unanimously - exams scheduled during University
Convocations & Landon Lectures and final examinations schedule.
INTERNS - Tiffany Engelkemier - They are investigating the possible renovation of Van
Zile Hall.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations
WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER
Debbie Brandt gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Katherine Parker represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $748.00
Requested 1988-89 $838.16
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $801.56
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Brenda Halinski moved to increase Advertising from $146.40 to $183.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken on
Brenda’s motion. The motion failed.
An immediate vote was taken on Finance Committee’s recommendation, which passed.
STUDENTS FOR HANDICAPPED CONCERNS
Mark Wentzel gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Gretchen Holden & Michael Nolting represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $399.30
Requested 1988-89 $541.00
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $423.20
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Wendy Albrecht moved to increase Advertising from $244 to $305.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Todd Johnson moved to amend Wendy’s amendment by decreasing $305 to $183.
Questions were asked.
Mark Reams objected to consideration. His motion failed, and Todd’s motion was
considered. Debate was entered into.
Cindy Riemann called the question on Todd’s amendment to Wendy’s
amendment. The motion failed.
Debate continued on Wendy’s amendment.
Mitch Bruning called the question on Wendy’s amendment. The motion failed.
Came to an immediate vote on Finance Committee’s recommendation, which passed.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Jill Maltby gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Debbie Paap represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $0
Requested 1988-89 $434.22
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $275.9l
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to decrease the total allocation from $275.91 to $0.
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Greg Weisenborn objected to consideration of Bernie’s motion. His motion passed, and
Bernie’s motion was not considered.
Debate continued.
Mark Reams called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation, which
passed.
PUERTO RICAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Mark Burns gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Maria Soler represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $0
Requested 1988-89 $227.50
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $120.75
Questions were asked, debate was entered, and an immediate vote was taken on Finance
Committee’s recommendation which passed.
COALITION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
Lisa Downing gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Fran Royster represented the group.
Allocated 1987-88 $409.30
Requested 1988-89 $457.10
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $253.40
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to decrease the total allocation from $253.40 to $0.
Greg Weisenborn objected to consideration of Bernie’s motion.
Bernie withdrew his motion.
Debate continued, and an immediate vote was taken on Finance Committee’s
recommendation, which passed.
Jason Miles moved to add Senate Resolution 88/15, Commendation to the University of
Kansas’ Men’s Basketball Team, to the agenda. His motion passed.
Jason Miles moved Senate Resolution 88/15, Commendation to the University of Kansas’ Men’s
Basketball Team.
Questions were asked.
Mike Wootton objected to consideration of the resolution. The motion failed, and we did
consider the resolution.
Jason Miles moved the resolution special orders. His motion passed.
Debate was entered into.
Stu Duncan moved to amend the resolution by adding the following WHEREAS
clauses:
WHEREAS Larry Brown incredibly out whined all other coaches in the NCAA
tournament, including Billy Tubbs, and WHEREAS KU played superior
‘pressure’ defense, which consisted mainly of holding, pushing and bumping, and
WHEREAS with a bona fide All-American (Danny Manning) more than generous
amounts of the above defensive strategies were allowed by the officials, and
WHEREAS KU had more losses than any other tournament champion, and
Stu withdrew his motion.
Scott Darger called the question on the resolution.
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INFORMAL DISCUSSION
GENERAL!
Bill Mock announced that the Sig Ep Fite Nite will be held Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
in Weber Arena.
Sally Meadows told two KU jokes.
Doug Washington also told a KU joke.
Doug Folk stated that NO HOMEWORK WILL BE DONE IN STUDENT SENATE
MEETINGS. If he sees anyone doing homework, he will ask that individual to
leave the meeting.
He read the following articles from the March 21, 1988 National On-Campus Report:
TOSSING DEAD CHICKENS, CUPS OF ICE, and other debris onto a college basketball
court during a game could now cost the home team a couple of points. Hoping to
control increasingly unruly fans at athletic events, the NCAA says it’s giving
referees the power to award visiting teams two free throws and possession of the
ball if the home team’s fans deliberately delay a game by throwing things on the
court.
“A HORRIBLE JOKE.” That’s what one U. of Georgia student has called the school’s
fledgling student government. Resurrected last spring after a nine- year absence,
the organization attracts little student interest. A student newspaper editor worries
that “it’s only a matter of time before someone will run ... on a platform of ‘If you
elect me, I’ll abolish it.’” After all, that’s what happened in 1979.
No matter what anyone thinks, KU’s national championship will hurt K-State. Having KState ranked 8th in the nation is great, but it will be overlooked.
Grant Shellenberger’s motion to recess until next Tuesday at 6 p.m. passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 12, 1988
6:00 PM - 1:10 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 36 senators present. Akin, Darger,
McClure & McIntyre were excused. Giefer, Riemann & Weisenborn were
excused late. Kramer, Nath, Reams, Rephlo, Valentine, Washington & Whetstone
were late.
Troy Lubbers announced that the Board of Regents will be meeting here at K-State
Wednesday and Thursday. Let Troy know if you have any concerns you would
like to have brought to their attention.
President Jon Wefald thanked the Senate on the fine job they are doing. Senate does a
first rate job funding all the groups that it does, and he has heard no complaints.
He has never seen a greater student body that we have here at KSU. He is happy
that we have turned the declining enrollment around and is happy with the type of
students we attract. Changing Times magazine lists KSU as one of the top 42 (out
of 2200) colleges in America. KSU has had 32 Rhodes Scholars; 5 in the last 10
years, putting KSU in the top 10% of the colleges in the U.S. KSU has had 102
Truman scholars. We have 2 again this year, making a total of 13 since 1979.
KSU has had 18 Fulbright Scholars in the last 20 years. Let’s get thousands of
students out for the rally for the basketball team on the 21st of April. The Margin
of Excellence is moving along well. All in all we have had a good year at K-State.
His son, who is a senior at Manhattan High, will be attending K-State next year.
We are the smallest school in the Big 8 Conference - smallest budget, smallest
library, etc. KSU has a $5.5 million athletic budget. He & Bob Krause, Vice
President for Institutional Advancement, answered questions.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocation
INTERNATIONAL COORDINATING COUNCIL
Debbie Brandt gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Donna Davis & Yemi Ogunrinola represented ICC.
Allocated 1987-88 $4,196.50
Requested 1988-89 $4,486.55
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $4,265.28
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation which passed.
COLLEGE COUNCILS
Mark Burns explained the allocation based on $1.50/full-time student per semester and
$.42/part-time student per semester.
1987-88 $39,957.84
1988-89 $44,580.24
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken on the
1988-69 tentative allocation which passed.
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BLACK STUDENT UNION
Mark Burns gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Dean Pearson & Cynthia Brown represented BSU.
Allocated 1987-88 $828.40
Requested 1988-89 $3,225.10
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $776.45
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken on
Finance Committee’s recommendation which passed.
SPORTS CLUB COUNCIL
Stu Duncan gave Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Matt Queen was spokesman for the Council, with the following clubs having
representatives present: Rodeo, Parachute, Sailing, Men’s & Women’s Soccer,
and Rugby.
Requested 88-89
F.C.’s Recommendation
Allocated 87-88
Council
23.90
0.00
0.00
Rugby
509.40
957.20
93.20
Parachute
1,135.39
2,309.00
133.20
Women’s Soccer 519.40
1,057.80
122.20
Men’s Soccer
529.40
1,910.80
139.60
Sailing
123.20
1,799.77
112.20
Rodeo
1,183.20
3,587.00
183.20
122.00
93.20
Gymnastics
0.00
4,023.89
11,743.57
876.80
Questions were asked.
Bernie Giefer moved to divide the question by club. The motion passed.
COUNCIL
There was no debate, and an immediate vote was taken on a $0 allocation which passed.
RUGBY
Debate was entered into.
Chris Kern moved to increase Professional Services from $0 to $315 and
Equipment from $0 to $165.20, making the total allocation read $573.40.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Dave Whetstone moved to amendment Chris’ amendment by decreasing
Professional Services from $315 to $0 and Equipment from $165.20 to $50.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Laurie Lawson moved to suspend the rules to reconsider the motion to divide the
question by club. Her motion failed.
Debate continued on Dave’s motion.
Greg Weisenborn called the question on Dave’s amendment to Chris’
amendment, which failed.
Debate continued on Chris’ amendment.
Greg Weisenborn moved to amend Chris’ amendment by decreasing Equipment
from $165 to $83 and Professional Services from $315 to $158.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Laurie Lawson called the question on Greg’s amendment to Chris’ amendment.
Her motion failed.
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Debate continued on Chris’ amendment.
Todd Johnson called the question on Chris’ amendment, which failed.
Debate continued on Finance Committee’s recommendation.
Chris Kern called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation for Rugby of
$93.20, which passed.
Greg Weisenborn called the question on all pending motions on the floor.
Doug Folk ruled Greg’s motion out of order.
Greg withdrew his motion.
Greg Weisenborn moved to overrule the decision of the chair on Laurie’s motion to
suspend the rules to reconsider the vote to divide Sports Club Council by club.
Chris Kern called the question on Greg’s motion, which failed. We moved on to
Parachute Club.
PARACHUTE
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
David Oswalt called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $133.20,
which passed.
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $122.20,
which passed.
MEN’S SOCCER
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern moved to increase Equipment from $0 to $50.
Greg Weisenborn objected to consideration of Chris’ amendment, which passed.
Chris’ motion was not considered.
Chris Kern called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $139.60,
which passed.
SAILING
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Mike Valentine called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $112.20,
which passed.
RODEO
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern moved to increase Professional Services from $0 to $975, Equipment from $0
to $120 and Rent of Space from $0 to $400, making the total allocation read
$1,678.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Todd Johnson called the question.
This motion failed.
Chris Kern called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $183.20,
which passed.
GYMNASTICS
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
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Chris Kern called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation of $93.20,
which passed.
FINE ARTS COUNCIL
Allocated 1987-88 $64,492.00
Finance Committee’s Recommendation 1988-89 $71,937.95
These monies were and are based on $2.40/full-time student, $.75/part-time student and
$.10/credit hour for summer school.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate.
Mike Valentine called the question on Finance Committee’s recommendation, which
passed.
HONORARIUMS
These tentative allocations were Passed when we passed the organization’s budget.
Allocated
1987-88
Association of Adults
Returning to
School………………………. 100.00
Black Student Union……… 1,000.00
Coalition for Human
Rights……………………….. 550.00
International
Coordinating
Council…………………… 2,000.00
Mexican Am. Council
of Students………………….. 600.00
UFM………………………… 500.00
Women’s Resource
Center………………………. 200.00
4,950.00
Requested
1988-89
Finance Committee
Recommendation
Tentative
Allocation
100.00
2,000.00
100.00
1,000.00
100.00
1,000.00
750.00
550.00
550.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
500.00
600.00
500.00
600.00
500.00
200.00
6,550.00
200.00
4,950.00
200.00
4,950.00
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
GENERAL!
(Jenny got (mad) and stormed out for a smoke.)
Softball Schedule: Make-up game – 5:30, Saturday
Sunday’s game is at 2:00
The basketball game with the KU student government is Sunday at 11:00.
Doug Folk stated that this thing with Sports Club Council is a mess. Something has got to
be done.
The EDGE Center is now open. It is really a nice room. DON’T GO IN THERE JUST
TO LOUNGE.
The motion to recess until 6:00 Thursday passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 14, 1988
6:00 PM - 10:15 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 39 senators present. Duncan, Hays,
McIntyre, Valentine & Wootton were excused late. Karlin, Lampe, Meadows,
Nath, Reschke & Gast were late.
APPROVAL OF APRIL 7 & APRIL 12, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - WILDCAT APPRECIATION DAY, April 21st (Thursday) at 12:30 p.m. in
the Union Plaza (between Seaton Hall & the Union). K-STATE DAY AT
WORLDS OF FUN, April 24th. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITS, tomorrow in the
Union Courtyard. INTERNATIONAL POTLUCK DINNER, Saturday at 6:30
p.m. in the international Student Center. BASKETBALL GAME (KSU SGA vs.
KU SGA), Sunday at 11 a.m. in Ahearn Fieldhouse. He thanked everyone who
helped out with the Regents while they were on campus yesterday and today. He
and Troy Lubbers are going to start making our library an issue with the Regents.
Doug Washington - SOFTBALL GAMES: Saturday at 5:30 p.m. - Make-up game.
Sunday at 2 p.m. - Regular game
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will be working on the Wildcat
Appreciation Day. Will meet Monday at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in the SGS Office to make a
final decision on the OZ magazine special request.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will not meet this week.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - Met last night. Will
have a bill up next week for first reading.
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Cindy Riemann - Met
Wednesday and are looking at health insurance policies.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES - Monica Connet - We are educating people on AIDS
through presentations.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - The Conference Committee
has been set. Would like senators to write a quick letter to a member of the
Conference Committee stating that we support full funding of the Margin of
Excellence. Put completed letters on his desk by Tuesday morning.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - He received the 5th draft
proposal on the policy. He only had 2 days to come up with a counter proposal
from students because they will meet tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. in Union 203.
FACULTY SENATE - Todd Johnson - Met Tuesday and discussed seating in Bramlage
Coliseum and policies that affect them.
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STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - The ASK Policy Council met last
week in Hays. Worked on drafting a new constitution and heard end of year
personnel reviews. The Regents were impressed on how well we were organized
yesterday and today. We discussed the following areas with them: student
financial assistance/fee cost/ratio, the library and assessment. Our library is last in
the Big 8 in every aspect.
MINORITY AFFAIRS - Laurian Cuffy - United Black Voices will perform on Sunday,
April 17th, from 7:30-9:00 p.m. in Union Forum Hall. The cost is $2.50 for
students & senior citizens and $5 for the general public.
INTERNS - Ira Bolden - Met Monday. Compiled the data we have accumulated on Van
Zile Hall. Should have an article in the Collegian next Wednesday and will
conduct a survey Thursday or Friday.
FIRST READINGS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/16, Commendation to Truman Scholars.
There were no questions.
Doug Washington moved the resolution special orders. The motion passed.
There was no debate.
Came to an immediate vote.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/17, Commendation to the 1987-88 Debate Team.
Questions were asked.
Dave Whetstone moved the resolution special orders, which passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Todd Johnson moved Senate Resolution 88/18, Support of Faculty Senate Academic Affairs
Committee’s University Convocation and Landon Lecture Proposal.
Questions were asked.
Todd Johnson moved Senate Resolution 88/19, Support of Extension of Finals Week Proposal.
Questions were asked.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations
Bernie Giefer moved to reconsider the tentative allocation of Amnesty International.
Mark Reams objected to consideration of Bernie’s motion. Mark’s motion failed, and we
considered Bernie’s motion.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Doug Washington called the question on Bernie’s motion, which passed.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
There were no questions, but debate was entered into.
Scott Darger called the question on a tentative allocation of $275.91, which passed by a
vote of 37/10/3.
Chris Kern requested a roll call vote.
Those voting NO were: Bruning, Darger, Giefer, Kern, Lawson, McClure, Miles, Mock,
Oswalt & Whetstone.
Those Abstaining from voting were: Akin, Halinski & Kramer.
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An immediate vote was taken on Senate Bill 88/20, 1988-89 Tentative Allocations, which
passed. A copy of the bill is located at the end of these minutes.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
GENERAL!
Mark Burns thanked Finance Committee for the great job they did.
Susan Scott thanked Mark Burns for doing a great job also.
Mary Jo Lampe announced that Senate Operations Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m. next
Monday in the SGS Office.
John McIntyre stated that Jason did a great job today with the Regents’ transportation
coordination.
John McIntyre announced that Mike Valentine has been named “Outstanding Sophomore
in Industrial Engineering.”
Julie Kramer thanked everyone for their support.
Charlene Nichols announced that the sweatshirts should be in Monday.
Greg Weisenborn gave the bar report.
Grant Shellenberger’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 21, 1988
7:00 PM – MIDNIGHT
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 38 senators present. Heller was
excused. Cawley was absent. Halinski, Riemann & Ruskin was excused late.
Gardner, Gleissner, Mock, Nath, Rephlo, Reschke & Sanders were late.
OPEN PERIOD
Laurian Cuffy & Kent Means spoke to the issue of the lack of minority involvement in
student government. We, Student Senate/student government, need to be thinking
about how to resolve this problem.
APPROVAL OF APRIL 14, 1988 MINUTES
Monica Connet corrected the Communicable Disease Committee report at the bottom of
the first page by changing ‘aides’ to ‘AIDS’.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - We received a memo from Vice President George Miller requesting that the
phone be answered as follows: “Student Government. This is Doug. May I help
you.” The Public Speaking II class will present a public forum on 6 topics at
Noon next Thursday in Nichols Hall Theatre. Sunday is ‘K-State Day at Worlds
of Fun’. Next week is the last meeting of the semester. He thanked everyone who
helped with ‘Wildcat Appreciation Day’.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will not meet again this semester. Sally
Meadows announced that the SGA softball team is lost. They are saying we had
two forfeits. Sally Routson announced that she will be in jail at the mall Friday
afternoon from 3-4 p.m. for the Arthritis Foundation. She needs money to bail her
out of jail.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will finish up the SGA Constitutional &
By-Laws revisions at the next meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. on Monday at Last
Chance.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Met Sunday and turned down the Oz special allocation
request. The Committee will not meet again this semester.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 7
p.m. in the office.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS- Amy Vath - Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Last Chance for
burgers & fries.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES TASK FORCE - Dave Whetstone - He went over the task
force’s report. A copy is available in the SGS Office for review.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Need a quick letter to your
representative by 5 p.m. next Tuesday that you are in full support of the joint
committee’s recommendation on the Margin of Excellence. He and Troy Lubbers
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will deliver the letters next Wednesday to Topeka. A Voter Registration Task
Force will be set up. The Policy Council will meet in Topeka on May 18.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Met today. It will cost $7,000 to
remove the asbestos. Bids are due back May 23. If bids come in ok we will not
meet until August.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Made lots of strides towards
compromising with the administration. The policy-making sub-committee will
meet at 1 p.m. next Monday.
LIAISONS - John McIntyre - Will meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. to discuss the Van Zile Hall
issue.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - The finals week issue
will be delayed until September. When attendance is taken in class, it is
considered an exam.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He has a report on the feasibility of
renovating Van Zile Hall. He, Doug Folk & Amy Vath met with Brice Hobrock
on how to get the library a higher priority. The Bramlage Usage Advisory
Committee, which he chairs, met for the first time this week.
FIRST READINGS
Mary Lane moved to add a bill entitled “Special Allocation to Oz Magazine” to the agenda after
Senate Bill 88/22.
Mike Valentine explained why Finance Committee did not recommend this funding.
After debate, a vote was taken on Mary’s motion which passed.
Charlene Nichols moved Senate Resolution 88/20, Commendation to Dan Owens, Fulbright
Scholar.
Doug Washington’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
There were no questions and no debate.
Joni Hays moved that we accept this resolution by unanimous acclamation. There were
no objections.
Charlene Nichols moved Senate Resolution 88/21, Commendation to Francesca Royster, Mellon
Fellow.
Doug Washington’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
There were no questions and no debate.
Doug Washington moved that we accept this resolution by unanimous acclamation. There
were no objections.
Dave Whetstone objected to consideration of Senate Resolution 88/27, Special Allocation
to Oz Magazine. The motion failed after a lengthy debate period, and we
considered the resolution.
Mary Lane moved Senate Resolution 88/27, Special Allocation to Oz Magazine.
Questions were asked.
Representing the Child Care Coop were Tom Frith, Nancy Bolson and Esther Gray. Pat
Bosco represented the administration.
Dave Whetstone moved Senate Bill 88/26, Athletic Ticket Sales Policy.
Questions were asked of Dave and other Task Force member present.
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Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/23, Revision of SGA Constitution: Judicial and Student
Rights.
Questions were asked.
Justin friendly amended the bill by adding a Section 3 to read: The above
amendment be submitted to the college councils for ratification as provided for in
Article X, Section 1001-A of the KSU SGA Constitution and Article II of the ByLaws to the KSU SGA Constitution.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/24, Revision of SGA By-Laws: Judicial Code.
There were no questions.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/25, Revision of Student Conduct Code.
Questions were asked.
Jason Miles moved Senate Resolution 88/22, Condemnation of the University of Kansas Student
Senate.
Diane Muir’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
Chris Kern objected to consideration of the resolution. His motion failed, and we
considered the resolution.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
John McIntyre called the question, and Chris Kern requested a roll call vote.
Those voting AGAINST the resolution were: Blumel, Bruning, Connet, Duncan, Ewy,
Giefer, Grant, Halinski, Hays, Kern, Kramer, McClain, O’Connor, Oswalt,
Riemann and Ruskin. The following people were ABSENT: Akin, Cawley,
Gardner, Gleissner, Mock and Reschke.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Resolution 88/18, Support of Faculty Senate Academic Affairs Committee’s University
Convocation and Landon Lecture Proposal.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Todd Johnson moved that we accept this resolution by unanimous acclamation. There
were no objections.
Senate Resolution 88/19, Support of Extension of Finals Week Proposal.
There were no further questions.
Todd Johnson moved that we accept this resolution by unanimous acclamation. There
were objections.
Debate was entered into.
Juli Kramer (and Fern) called the question.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Chris Kern stated that he really didn’t like K.U., but he felt we should show some class.
They downgrade themselves on their own, without our help.
Remember Mike Wootton’s party tomorrow afternoon.
Greg Weisenborn gave the ‘bar report’.
Bernie Giefer came in 77th out of 7,000 running in the Boston Marathon.
Stu Duncan’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
APRIL 28, 1988
7:00 PM - 3:40 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chair Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 34 senators present. Akin was excused.
McClain was absent. Bruning, Duncan, Gardner, Gleissner, O’Connor & Ruskin
were excused late. Darger, Hassan, Lawson, Line, McIntyre, Rephlo, Valentine &
Washington were late.
OPEN PERIOD
Mary Hale stated that the Student Conduct Code needed further work.
Sally Howard Clayton spoke regarding the funding of the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
APPROVAL OF APRIL 21, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Senators will not have office hours next week. The KSU Police Department
will have an auction of lost and found articles tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at the south
end of the football field at 17th & Anderson. Senators should clean out their
mailboxes after finals. The office needs your summer address before you leave
school.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SENATE OPERATIONS - Miry Jo Lampe - Had the last meeting of the semester
Monday.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols – Sweatshirts should be in Monday.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Amy Vath - Had the last meeting of the semester Monday.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Met today. The policy subcommittee will meet tomorrow at 3:30.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He and Scott King went to Topeka
yesterday and met with legislators regarding the Margin of Excellence.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Thanked everyone who wrote
letters and went to Lobby Day. He & Troy got a lot of good feedback yesterday in
Topeka.
FIRST READINGS
Greg Weisenborn moved to add Senate Bill 88/28, Special Allocation to Rodeo Club, to
the agenda immediately. The motion passed.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Bill 88/28, Special Allocation to Rodeo Club.
Questions were asked.
Greg’s motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into, and Randall Davis called the question on the bill.
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Cindy Riemann moved to add Senate Bill 88/29, 1988-89 Student Health Insurance, to
the agenda immediately. The motion passed.
Cindy Riemann moved Senate Bill 88/29, 1988-89 Student Health Insurance.
Questions were asked.
The bill was moved special orders, and debate was entered into.
Jason Miles moved to add a Section 3 to read: Effective with the 1989-90 student
health insurance policy, unless an agreement fixing premiums for more than one
year is reached with the company, bids will be taken each year before awarding a
contract.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into & Mike Valentine called the
question on Jason’s motion. The motion failed.
Debate continued, and an immediate vote was taken on the original bill.
Senate Resolution 88/23, Commendation to the KSU Chapter of the National Agri -Marketing
Association, was moved.
Questions were asked.
Charlene Nichols’ motion to move the bill special orders passed.
There was no debate.
Bernie Giefer moved that we pass the resolution by unanimous acclamation, and there
were no objections.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/23, Revision of SG4 Constitution: Judicial & Student Rights
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/24, Revision of SGA By-Laws: Judicial Code
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/25, Revision of Student Conduct Code
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Rattan Nath moved to amend Section 1, Definitions, by adding a #9 to read: The
term “substantially” means making very difficult to impossible the normal course
of presentation.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote taken.
Rattan’s motion failed.
Bernie Giefer moved to amend Section 1, Prohibited Conduct, by adding
“substantially” after “recklessly” and delete the “or” between “intentionally” and
“recklessly”.
There were no questions, debate was entered into and the question was called.
Bernie’s motion failed.
Debate continued, and an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/26, Athletic Ticket Sales Policy
Greg Weisenborn took over the chair.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Dave Whetstone called question on
the bill and friendly amended.
Doug Folk took back over the chair.
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Senate Bill 88/22, Establishment of a Student Fee for the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to substitute his & Troy Lubbers’ bill for the original bill.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Doug Washington moved to delete Sections 1 and 2, delete the 4th and 5th
WHEREAS clauses and delete “similar” in Section 3, which would become
Section 1.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Brenda Halinski called the
question. Doug’s motion failed.
Todd Johnson moved to amend Section 1 to read “$32,000 be allocated to
childship for financially needed students.” and a new Section 2 to read “The
money be allocated under a special committee set up by SGA and under the
direction of the Office of Student Financial Assistance and SGA.” and down note
the Sections 2 and 3.
Questions were asked.
Lauren O’Connor objected to consideration to Todd’s motion. After a vote, we
did consider Todd’s motion.
Todd Johnson called the question on the substitute bill, which passed.
Debate continued on Senate Bill 88/22, as amended.
Jason Miles called the question on Senate Bill 88/22, and a roll call vote was requested.
Those voting NO were Bruning, Giefer, Grant, Johnson, Karlin, Mock, Oswalt, Rephlo,
Reschke, Ruskin, Valentine, Washington, Weisenborn, Whetstone, & Wootton.
Those ABSTAINING were Kern, & Reams. Those ABSENT were Darger,
Hassan, Lane & McClain.
Senate Bill 88/27, Special Allocation to Oz Magazine
Questions were asked.
The bill was friendly amended by deleting the last WHEREAS clause; in Section
1 change “allocate” to “loan”; in Section 2 delete “shall” and change “Student
Endowment” to “Reserves for Contingencies”; and add Section 3 and 4.
Debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to make the bill read as it did originally.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Todd Johnson called the question.
Bernie’s motion failed.
Bernie Giefer called the question on the bill as friendly amended.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Don’t forget J.D.’s party at 2501 Hobbs Dive.
David Oswalt is getting married May 21.
Craig Uhrich urged everyone to call 1-800-453-3800 to get Oliver North pardoned.
Lisa Rephlo will be 21 on May 13. (Look our Aggieville!)
Bernie Giefer will be enrolling at KU next fall. (Boooooo!)
Mike Valentine’s motion to adjourn until next semester passed unanimously at 3:40 a.m.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
AUGUST 25, 1988
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
The first meeting of the fall semester was called to order by Chairman Doug Folk with 44
senators present. Duncan was excused late. Akin, Halinski and Nath were absent.
We have three vacancies this semester: Agriculture, Arts & Sciences, Faculty.
OPEN PERIOD
Kelly Freitag, Miss College Rodeo from Kansas State University - Kelly told the body
what kind of activities she has been involved in since she won the title (with the
help of Student Senate’s funding), and she also spoke about the funding of the
KSU Rodeo Club by the university.
Charlie Thomas, Coliseum Director, and Jim Muller, Assistant Director
The coliseum is almost complete. Must be completed in 35 days.
October 15 - George Strait concert
October 21 - Basketball (Mavericks & Spurs)
Jim Muller comes to KSU from Kemper Arena in Kansas City.
APRIL 28, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Get your class schedules in to Jenny (on the forms provided). Need 4
preferred office hour times from each senator. There is an error in the final exam
schedule in the line schedule. However, it is correct in the “Programmer”. The
gala for the coliseum is a black tie affair and is set for September 30. Doug
Washington is not coming back to school this semester. He is selling used cars in
Olathe. Randall Davis is not coming back to school either. He is selling sausage.
Enrollment is up by 1400 this semester.
Susan Scott - Veryl Switzer has been assigned to the Intercollegiate Athletic Dept. as
Associate Athletic Director, and will also serve as Assistant Vice President for
Minority Affairs.
NOTE - SGA will host a reception for past & present members on October 1st in the VIP
Room in the coliseum. Leadership development is David Ramsey’s major
responsibility. David spoke on his duties. Susan and David are located in room 1
in Anderson Hall.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in the SGS Office.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will be working on a leadership workshop for
high school seniors. Will also be working on a discount for students in the
community. Will meet Monday at 9:00 p.m. in the SGS Office.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Sunday is the Activities Carnival from 58:00 p.m. We have sweatshirts! KAPSA at her place after Senate tonight. Will
meet Monday at Last Chance at 7:00 p.m.
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SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the SGS
Office. Need to get on the constitution and By-laws, and will be talking about
elections.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Tuesday at
9:30 p.m. at Last Chance. Will be working on: evaluation of services, health
insurance, funding of sports clubs.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at Last Chance. Will be working on the library issue and
teacher evaluation.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Spoke with Athletic Director Steve
Miller and Athletic Ticket Sales Manager Carol Adolph. They have agreed to go
along with what Student Senate has decided.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Have new business cards this
semester. Will be holding 2 voter registration drives this semester. September 9 &
10 will be the large Legislative Assembly at Emporia State University. K-State
will have 17 delegates.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - Met Tuesday. Don
Hoyt’s office has been doing a lot of research with student/faculty ratio.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He and Doug have a lot of meetings
this week on the issues Doug brought out in his letter to you. Sharon Brown, who
works in the Union Bookstore, has started a petition encouraging theatres in
Manhattan to show “The Last Temptation of Christ” movie.
MINORITY AFFAIRS - Laurian Cuffy - Asked for a show of hands of those interested
in helping with minority involvement in SGA.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Laurie Lawson moved Senate Resolution 88/24, FONE Crisis Center Coordinator and Assistant
Coordinator.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate. An immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Party at Mike Wootton’s on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
Lots of general.
Mike Valentine’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
SEPTEMBER 1, 1988
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 40 senators present. Akin and Nath
were late. Darger, Kern and Sanders were excused. Cawley, Connet and Ruskin
were absent.
AUGUST 25, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He read from a letter he received from the KSU Child Care Cooperative.
There are 178 currently enrollment, with 62 on childships. September 7 – AIDS:
An Update for College Campuses - Presented by Richard Keeling, M.D., post
doctoral fellow in Psychiatry at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer institute, and
Jeffrey Martin, Ph.D. chair of the Am. College Health Association Task Force on
AIDS.10:00-11:30 at Lafene Health Center for Lafene medical staff consultations
2:00-3:30 in Union Big 8 Room for University Counseling Services staff,
Communicable Diseases Committee and interested others 4:00-5:30 in Union Big
8 Room for Housing staff and Institutional Advancement Division members He
went over what senators are assigned to what interns. According to Bill Arck, the
Viet Nam Memorial is moving along, and the group will probably be coming to
senate soon for funding. The location of the memorial has been moved to the east
side of Danforth Chapel. He went over the office hours schedule. They will begin
next Tuesday.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - She modeled the new SGA sweatshirts. Will
meet Tuesday at 9 p.m.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday, the
11th, at 9 p.m. at Vista.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday, the 11th, at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office to
look at the Viet Nam Memorial request.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Expresso Cafe.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Will meet Tuesday at 10 p.m. in the
SGS Office.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - He passed around a sign-up
sheet for delegates for the September 9 & 10 Legislative Assembly to be held at
Emporia State University. It will be over by Noon on Saturday.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - A week from tomorrow, he, Doug and
number of students will meet with Kansas Board of Regents Executive Director
Stan Koplik and Chairman Richard Dodderidge. He went over some of the things
that will go on at the ASK Legislative Assembly. The coliseum is doing a lot of
student hiring. Keep an eye on the EOF (Educational Opportunity Fund) deal this
semester. A committee will be appointed in the near future, and it will meet in
September and October to hear requests for funding from groups. Senators will
receive the guidelines the committee will follow.
Jason Miles - He asked those interested in valet parking at the coliseum gala to sign-up.
Will begin parking at 6 p.m. on the 30th of September, and will be done by
around 10:30.
FIRST READINGS
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/30, SGA By-Laws Revision: Elections Committee.
Questions were asked.
Charlene Nichols’ motion to move the bill special orders passed.
There was no debate, and an immediate vote was taken.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/31, Campaign Regulations Revisions and Campaign
Expenditure Regulations Revisions.
Questions were asked, and several friendly amendments were made.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
General.
Lauren O’Connor - ICAT is sponsoring a send-off for the football team tomorrow at the
airport at Noon.
Greg Weisenborn gave the ‘bar report.’
Lauren O’Connor’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
SEPTEMBER 8, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:45 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 40 senators present. Blumel &
Valentine were excused. Duncan was excused late. Halinski, Karlin & Nath were
late. Miles & Shellenberger were absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Randolph Pohlman, Dean of the College of Business Administration, spoke on
leadership.
Charlie Thomas, Bramlage Coliseum Director, announced that Beach Boys tickets ($13
ea.) go on sale next Tuesday.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1988 MINUTES
Brenda Halinski corrected the ASK report on page 2 - The L.A. will be over at Noon on
Saturday, not Sunday.
Monica Connet corrected Doug’s announcement on page 1 - Aids should read AIDS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He read a letter thanking Student Senate for funding the Child Care
Cooperative. He read a letter of resignation from Jim Akin, faculty rep. on Senate.
He introduced the new Ag. Senator, Andrea Krug. He read a letter sent to
organizations on campus organizations using the Town Center to entertain or
provide a service to the general public. He urged senators to attend their standing
committee meetings. Jenny still needs some class schedules:
CONNET
HAYS
LINE
REAMS
COMMITTEE REPORTS
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetsone - Vice President Robert Krause changed
the seating plan for basketball and moved the faculty section over closer to the
center of the court. The students will not sit back and take this. Will be meeting
with Vice President Krause, Steve Miller, Athletic Director, and others to try and
get the situation resolved.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the SGS
Office.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - She has sign-up sheets for visitations. Need
help on obtaining contact people for few of the groups. “SGA Week” is the week
of October 10. Will meet Thursday at 6 p.m.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 9
p.m. at Vista.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet Sunday
at 7 p.m. at Egees.
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FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 9 p.m. in the SGS Office.
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Cindy Riemann - Looking at budget
review, a fee increase, Dr. Tout’s replacement due to his resignation and
insurance.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - The Legislative Assembly is
this weekend at Emporia State. Still have room for 7 more delegates. Will leave
about Noon tomorrow and be back by 1:30 on Saturday.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Committee members must go or be counted unexcused.
Excuses should be given to Doug Folk if you cannot go.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Met with Vice President Bob Krause,
Pat Bosco, Sally Routson and Doug Folk this week (a set, bi-weekly meeting) and
looked at Lafene Student Health Center, student health insurance and operation of
the EOF. Will meet tomorrow with the members of the Board of Regents.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet Wednesday at 7 a.m. in
Stateroom #2.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - (sorry Todd, I was
visiting with Troy Lubbers and missed your report)
John Llewelyn, Chancellor of Tribunal, swore in Andrea Krug as a College of
Agriculture Student Senator.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Resolution 88/25, SGA Work-Study Position.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate so an immediate vote was taken.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/31, Campaign Regulations Revisions& Campaign Expenditure Regulations
Questions were asked.
Section 2, 5-D was friendly amended from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Debate was entered into.
Todd Johnson moved to amend Section 2 by striking 5-D; by changing 5-E to
read: With the exception of run-off candidate for Student Body President, all
candidates must remove their posted campaign materials by 9:00 p.m. the day
following the general election; and by adding a new 7-E and down noting present
7-E to 7-F:
A refundable deposit of $10 must be submitted to the SGS Secretary before
posting of any campaign materials.
i. The $10 deposit does not count as a campaign expenditure.
ii. Deposits from those who do not remove their posted campaign materials by the
deadline will be forfeited to the SGA.
iii. Deposits for those who do not remove campaign materials on time will be
available from the SGS Secretary during business hours beginning at Noon on the
day following the deadline.
Questions were asked on Todd’s motion.
Scott Darger moved to postpone Senate Bill 88/31 for 1 week to investigate
Todd’s motion. Greg Weisenborn called the question on Scott’s motion after
debate. The motion failed.
Questions continued.
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Brenda Halinski objected to consideration of Todd’s motion. After a vote, the
motion was not considered.
Chris Kern moved to amend Section 2, 5-D to read: All posted campaign
materials of Senate and Student Body President candidates must be removed by
9:00 p.m. on the day following the final general election day.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris moved to amend his amendment to make 5-D read: All posted campaign
materials of Senate and Student Body President candidates must be removed by
9:00 p.m. on the final general election day.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
The motion passed.
The question was called on Chris’ amendment as amended, which failed.
Chris Kern called the question on Senate Bill 88/31, as friendly amended.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Lots of general.
Lisa Rephlo announced a party at her house Saturday, 1129 Claflin.
SGA Reception - October 1st - 4 p.m. - Bramlage Coliseum VIP Room - for past and
present SGA members.
Lauren O’Connor announced a pep rally Friday at 7 p.m. in Triangle Park. ICAT is
having a membership party Sunday at 7 p.m. at Kites.
Doug Folk is trying to get all the college deans to Senate to speak this semester. Dean
Rathbone is coming next week.
He is very disappointed in the low season football ticket sales. If students don’t buy
tickets they have no right to complain about the team. How can students expect
the team to do well when they have no student support and hear people talking
about them.
Lisa Gast gave the bar report.
Laurie Lawson’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
SEPTEMBER 15, 1988
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 41 senators present. Albrecht,
Darger & Riemann were excused late. McClure, Ruskin & Shellenberger were
absent. Johnson & Meadows were excused.
OPEN PERIOD
Donald Rathbone, Dean of the College of Engineering, spoke on academics and
leadership.
Sally Howard-Clayton spoke to some changes she would like to see in Senate Bill 88/32.
The way the bill has been reworded by Senate Operations Standing Committee is
not the way the sponsors intended it to read.
Scott Miller spoke to the problem he sees in the rewording of Senate Bill 88/32.
APPROVAL OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1988 MINUTES
John McIntyre corrected the minutes by changing the Student Affairs & Social Services
Committee report on page 2 - it met at Vista not the SGS Office.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - He introduced the new Arts & Sciences Senator, Brad Barth.
(John Llewelyn, Chancellor of Tribunal, swore Brad into office.) He read a letter from
the KSU Student Foundation. They are recruiting new members. An orientation
meeting will be held September 25th at 8 PM in Union 213. All students are
welcome to attend. A sign-up sheet will be posted on the bulletin board in the
SGS Office. The Thursday, September 29th, meeting has been moved to Tuesday,
September 27th.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Obviously some students at KSU do
not have a concept of time, so we had to do something about it. Senate Resolution
88/26 is the result. WATCH FOR THE PURPLE FLAG!
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 PM in Union 202.
Will meet in room 202 for the next 2 weeks.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Still working on the high school leadership
conference, to be held November 12th. Will meet Tuesday at 9 PM in Union 204.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Met for 2 minutes Wednesday
morning. Mr. Garvin and Vice President Miller did not show up.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 9 PM in the SGS Office. Will discuss the
athletic fee and the Viet Nam War Memorial special allocation.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will have buttons to go along with our
sweatshirts. Week of October 10 - “SGA Week”. October 13 - “SGA Gala” in the
SGS Office. October 6 - “Bring-a-Friend-to-Senate” night. September 27 “Student Body President for A Day”. She went over the “visitation laws.”
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LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE - Cindy Riemann - Will
meet Wednesday at 6 PM at Lafene. The Blue Cross/Blue Shield agent, Dave
McKee, will be present.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Filza Hassan - Will meet
Sunday at 7 PM in the Union.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - He thanked those who went to
the L.A. this past weekend. He also thanked the Collegian for a great article
covering the L.A.
PARLIAMENTARIAN - Justin Sanders – “informal Discussion” is a part of Student
Senate meetings. Therefore, if you leave during this period you will be counted as
leaving early.
FIRST READINGS
Rattan Nath moved Senate Bill 88/32, Investigation of Divestiture of Student Funds.
The following friendly amendments were made:
add Sally Howard-Clayton as a sponsor
in the second WHEREAS clause delete “directly” and add “in the common fund
which invests” after “invested”.
in the third WHEREAS clause delete ‘there is great controversy concerning’, ‘‘s”
on “government’s” and “actions toward” and insert “violates”.
add at the end of Section 1 “The presentation of which will occur by November
10, 1988.”
Questions were asked.
Mike Wootton’s motion to add Senate Resolution 88/26 to the agenda passed.
Mike moved Senate Resolution 88/26, 1988 Basketball Ticket Sales Policy Revision.
Questions were asked.
Dave Whetstone’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
Justin Sanders’ motion to add Senate Bill 88/33 to the agenda passed.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/33, Campaign Regulations Revision.
Questions were asked.
Mary Jo Lampe’s motion to move the bill special orders passed.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - He went over what happened at the
Board of Regents meeting today. Met with Regent Dodderidge last Friday. It was
an awesome meeting. He will wear “Scott King” cut-offs and muscle shirt next
week. No more suits.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Doug Folk - Today is Joni Hays’ and Wendy Albrecht’s birthdays. (The group sang
Happy Birthday.)
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December graduation has been moved from Saturday to Sunday.
President Wefald is hosting an ice cream social for leaders on Wednesday, September
28th, from 4:30 to 6:30.
General.
Brenda Halinski’s motion to adjourn failed.
Jason Miles announced the coliseum is looking for workers on weekends.
Mike Valentine’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
SEPTEMBER 22, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:15 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 35 senators present. Blumel, Grant,
Karlin, Kern & Kramer were excused late. Ewy, Mcintyre, O’Connor, Oswalt &
Shellenberger were late. Line was excused. McClure, Reams & Ruskin were
absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Sally Howard-Clayton spoke to the way Troy Lubbers chose the E.O.F. Committee;
meaning he did not place an ad, accept applications and have interviews. Perhaps
this is not the best committee there could be, she stated.
Scott Miller spoke regarding Senate Bill 88/32, Investigation of Divestiture of Student
Funds, and their visit with Les Longberg at the KSU Foundation regarding these
funds.
SEPTEMBER 15, 1988 MINUTES
Justin Sanders stated that on page 2 it should be noted that he friendly amended Senate
Resolution 88/26 by deleting “informal” before “guidelines” in Section I.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - The meeting next Tuesday will be held in Denison 220 rather than the Little
Theatre. Enrollment figures: last fall = 18,049. This fall = 19,301 + 1,252.
Remember the Ice Cream Social at 4:30 next Wednesday at President Wefald’s
home. There will be an open house for students at the Bramlage Coliseum next
Monday evening at 6:30.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Sunday at 8:30 at Kites.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - He will be posting something in the SGS
Office regarding the valet parking deal. Both males and females are asked to wear
white shirts and dark pants/skirts.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7:00 in the Union.
Have a vacancy on Elections Committee. The Committee will meet Tuesday at
4:30 in the SGS Office.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES - Monica Connet - There will be an AIDS presentation
at Frick Auditorium in the north Vet. Med. bldg. from 7:30-9:00 p.m. next
Tuesday.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet next Thursday at 7 AM.
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Cindy Riemann - She gave some figures
from KU’s health insurance. Budgets presented by Mike Lynch and Dr. Tout
showed a fee increase is needed. Will meet Wednesday at 6 PM at the health
center.
SENATE EXECUTIVE - Doug Folk - Will meet Monday at 9 PM in the SGS Office.
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FINANCE - Doug Folk for Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8 PM in the SGS Office.
Will consider closing of accounts and at 9 PM the Athletic Dept. will be present
to discuss the athletic fee.
Dave Whetstone moved to recess from 7:55 till 9:10 to go to Forum Hall at hear Dale
VanAtta, an investigative report (Washington, DC ‘watch dog’). Dave’s motion
failed.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Spoke with Wanda Coder,
Riley County, County Clerk, regarding voter registration which will be held
October 4 & 5 from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM in Cardwell Hall and Farrell Library.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Saturday he will be participating in a
Regents’ system workshop at Wichita State. The Traffic, Parking & Police
Operations Committee meeting has been cancelled again for this week. A study
was done regarding hand rails at the coliseum, and it was pretty negative.
Members of the Governor’s staff, the ASK staff and a couple of student body
presidents met today regarding Margin of Excellence. The KU SGA has agreed to
host another basketball game, and they will furnish everything.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/32, Investigation of Divestiture of Student Funds
Rattan Nath friendly amended the bill by adding Dan Acheson-Brown as a
sponsor, by striking “are” and the “ing” on “supporting”, and by striking Section I
(The Senate Operations Standing Committee be charged with the investigation
and formulation of a feasible plan for the divestiture of student monies associated
with companies doing business in the Republic of South Africa, the presentation
of which will occur by November 10, 1988 and adding the new Sections 1 thru 5.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Mary Jo Lampe moved to delete the last sentence of Section 5 (Special
consideration shall be given to knowledge of the situation and investigative skills
in view of the short time period for the committee.).
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Although he is in favor of withdrawing our monies out of South Africa, Dave Whetstone
moved to postpone the bill indefinitely. His motion failed.
Lisa Rephlo called the question on Mary Jo’s motion. It passed.
Greg Weisenborn moved to delete the last sentence of Section 3 (Experience and
knowledge shall be taken into consideration for selecting the members.).
There were no questions, and debate was entered into.
Greg called the question on his motion. His motion passed.
Dave Whetstone moved to change “Divestiture” to “Investment” in the title, in
Section 1 delete “and formulate a feasible plan for” and change “divestiture” to
“investment, in Section 4 delete “and the chairperson of the ad hoc committee,
who shall be selected as described in Section 5” and change “four” to “three”.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Brenda Halinski called the question on Dave’s motion. It passed.
Scott Darger moved to add after “written report” in Section 2 (which may include
recommended legislation).
There were no questions and no debate.
Scott called the question on his motion. It passed.
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Scott Darger called the question on the bill as amended and friendly amended.
Rattan Nath requested a roll call vote.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
General.
Bernie Giefer spoke regarding the athletic fee. He proposes $12.50/student/semester with
80% going to the Athletic Dept. and 20% going to sports clubs. The Athletic
Dept. is proposing $15/student/semester. Bounce his proposal off your friends.
John McIntyre announced that Student Affairs & Social Services Committee will meet
Sunday at 7 PM at Vista.
Monica Connet moved to adjourn. Her motion passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
DENISON HALL 220
SEPTEMBER 27, 1988
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 23 senators present. Heller,
McClure, Reams & Ruskin were absent. Grant, Halinski, Karlin, Lane, Lawson,
Muir & Riemann were excused. Bruning, Duncan, Hassan, Johnson, Kramer,
Mock, Nath, Nichols, Oswalt, Rephlo, Shellenberger, Weisenborn, Whetstone,
Cast & Krug were excused late.
SEPTEMBER 22, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Student Senate will meet Tuesday, October 18, and not on Thursday, the
20th, due to the Def Leppard Concert. EDUCOM Computing Consultants will be
in Union 206 at 4 PM tomorrow to discuss computing at K-State. There will be an
informational meeting on October 6, at 4 PM in Union 212 on “Europe 89-90
Student Exchange Scholarships.”
Proxies: O’Connor for Grant
McClain for Bruning
Hays for Halinski
Lampe for Riemann
Oswalt for Rephlo
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - “Student Body President for a Day”, Ann
Ridge, told what she had done today with Troy. Will meet Thursday at 7:30 in the
SGS Office. Next week is “Bring A Friend to Senate” night.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Gary Musselman approved the high school
leadership workshop on November 12th. Will meet Tuesday at 9 PM, with the
place being designated later.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 9
PM at Egees.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 9 PM in the SGS Office.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 7 PM in Union 202 or
206.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 9 PM in the SGS Office. Been talking to
the Athletic Dept. about the athletic fee. Final allocations bill will be up next
week.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Chris Graves from ASK called today
and the Council of Chief Academic Officers has proposed a $10/credit hour fee to
be assessed to Engineering students to be used for equipment. Next the proposal
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goes to the Council of Presidents and then to the Board of Regents. The next
Board of Regents meeting is October 13.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - There will be a press
conference Thursday at 10 AM to discuss ASK policies. The ASK staff will be
here at 2:30 on Thursday to discuss the community services program, and in the
ASK Office at 3:30. “Voter Registration Drives” will be held October 4 & 5 from
9 AM to 2:30 PM in Cardwell Hall and Farrell Library.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - They are proposing a
Dead Day during Summer School. He will probably have legislative up next week
on this.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Chris Kern moved Senate Resolution 88/27, 1988 EOF Committee.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/34, Viet Nam War Memorial Special Allocation to Arnold
Air Society.
Bill Arck represented the Arnold Air Society.
Questions were asked of Mark Burns.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/35, closing of 1987-88 Accounts.
Anne Butler represented Minority Cultural Programs.
Questions were asked of Mark Burns.
Arts & Sciences & Business Administration wants to use their money for display signs,
and Minority Cultural Programs will use their money to present the play “Ma
Rainey’s Black Bottom.”
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/36, EOF Allocation Procedures.
Questions were asked.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
General.
Brad Barth’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
OCTOBER 6, 1988
7:00 PM – MIDNIGHT
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 42 senators present. Albrecht,
Nichols & Riemann were excused late. Darger & Ruskin were late. Dunn was
excused.
Susan Scott was unexcused late because she was attending a banquet.
OPEN PERIOD
Skyler Harper, the Project Architect for Holton Hall, showed slides of the renovation.
Sharon Patnode, Student Coordinator of the Community Service Program, spoke about
what the program entails. Applications are available in Eisenhower 14A.
David Ramsey stated that he, Susan Scott and Sally Routson are teaching a class entitled
“Advanced Seminar in Leadership Development”, EDAF 511, Section C,
Reference #27180. The course is designed for upper level undergraduate students
who wish to investigate theories regarding leadership, as well as enhance their
own development of leadership qualities. Emphasis will be placed on ethics,
social justice and creative leadership. A study of past and present leaders and their
impact will also be conducted. The class differs from EDAF 211 which is aimed
at the freshman/sophomore level with the goal being on the development of
leadership skills at an introductory level. The class meets from 2:30-3:20 on
Tuesdays & Thursdays, is 2 hours of credit and is limited to 18 students.
An all campus leadership workshop series (open to all students) on Tuesdays from 4-5
PM is as follows; October 11, Union 206 - “Conducting an Effective Meeting
(Why am I so alone in my struggle to have my own way)”. October 25, Bluemont
122 - “Listening and Communicating Effectively (Please don’t believe everything
you hear about me, regardless of how true it may be)”. November 8, Union 206 “Effective Committee Work and Delegation (I could do great things, if I weren’t
so busy doing little things)”. November 29, Union 206 - “Time and Stress
Management (Try to Relax and Enjoy the Crisis)”.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Jon McClure and Mark Reams have resigned.
Scott Kelly is the new Graduate Senator replacing Jon McClure.
REMEMBER, there is no Senate on the 20th; we will meet the 18th in the Big 8 Room.
Rod Stewart has cancelled his concert due to illness. (Jason Miles explained further.)
You have a memo in your mailboxes regarding your attendance.
Proxies: Reschke for Albrecht
Sanders for Duncan
McIntyre for Nichols
Lampe for Riemann
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 6:30 PM in Union
202.
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FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8 PM in the SGS Officer to hear from
Parachute Club and Steve Miller & will also meet Monday at 6:30 PM in the SGS
Office to discuss the athletic fee.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - “SGA Week” is next week. SGA will have a
table in the Union Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. Thursday is “SGA Day” and
Mary Gleissner is in charge of this. Thursday at 6 PM in the Big 8 Room is a
“How to Get Involved in SGA Workshop”. Sally Meadows is in charge of
buttons.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday 9:30 PM in the Union Stateroom.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Tuesday at 9 PM.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday, the
16th, at 7 PM at Kites.
PARENT PROGRAMMING - Doug Heller - Would like SGA to man an information
booth on Parents Day from 9 PM-Noon in the Union.
HOLTON HALL COUNCIL - Greg Weisenborn - Renovation is ahead of schedule and
within budget. Should be completed by March and the users will probably move
in, in May. Will meet Friday, the 21st, at 7 AM in Stateroom #1.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Thanked Mortar Board for
helping with the voter registration drive on Tuesday. Registered 143 people. The
Policy Council will meet October 14th & 15th in Topeka.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Will have a resolution next Thursday
on the investigation committee. Met with Graduate Council yesterday. EOF
Committee will meet tomorrow. The Coliseum Gala and Beach Boys Concert
went well. Looking into the possibility of hand rails in the coliseum. Has been
doing visitations. The Student Advisory Committee to the Kansas Board of
Regents will meet a week from tomorrow. Will look at the engineering fee that
was brought up last week.
Jim Coffman of COCOA, Doug Folk and Troy will meet next Tuesday about the
engineering fee. “The Battle of the Student Governments” (basketball game) will
be held November 6 (Sunday) on the Lawrence campus in Allen Fieldhouse.
“Midnight Madness” is a week from Friday.
Justin Sanders moved to add a new Senate Bill 88/39 to the agenda. This motion passed
33-7
Brenda Halinski moved to add a bill to the agenda entitled “Impeachment Justification”.
This motion failed 9-37. Brenda requested a roll call vote and those voting to add
the bill to the agenda were Duncan by proxy. Halinski, Hays, Kern, Kramer, Nath,
Rephlo, Ruskin & Wootton. Wendy Albrecht was absent. Kelly had not been
sworn in and therefore could not vote.
Scott Darger moved to add a bill to the agenda that would release Brenda Halinski of her
duties as SGA work-study secretary. Rattan Nath objected to consideration. A
vote was taken and the motion was not considered.
John Liewelyn, Chancellor of Tribunal, swore in Scott Kelly.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Resolution 88/28, 1989 Elections Committee.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate. An immediate vote was taken.
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FIRST READINGS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/37, Revision of Senate Bills 86/87/21 & 87/34, Attendance
Policies.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/38, Amendment to Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate
Standing Rules.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/39, Impeachment of Adam Ruskin.
Questions were asked.
Adam stated he was late or absent due to attending clinics and not knowing when would
be done. He said it was next to impossible to give 24-hour notice.
Rattan Nath objected to consideration of the bill. After a vote, the bill will be considered.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/40, Impeachment of Rattan Nath.
Questions were asked.
Rattan Nath objected to consideration of the bill. After a vote, the bill will be considered.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/34, Viet Nam War Memorial Special Allocation to Arnold Air Society.
Cathy Barnes and John Taglieri represented Arnold Air Society.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern moved to increase $5,416 to $7,051.
Questions were asked
Todd Johnson moved to postpone the bill until October 18th. The motion passed.
Senate Bill 88/35, Closing of 1987-88 Accounts.
Mark Burns friendly amended the bill by changing $931.25 to $189.05 for
Graduate Student Council in Section 1, and add Graduate Student Council &
$742.20 to Section 2.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate so an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/36 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation Procedures.
Questions were asked, but there was no debate so an immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Sally Meadows congratulated Mike Valentine on being selected as KSU Ambassador.
Diane Muir suggested that rather than one “Student Body President for a Day” student,
we should select 2 students and have one hang with the Student Body President
and the other with an administrator.
Doug Folk congratulated Dave Whetstone and Jenny Reschke for being KSU
Ambassador candidates.
Monica Connet moved to adjourn. Her motion passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
OCTOBER 13, 1988
7:00 PM - 1:30 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman “Crip” Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 36 senators present.
Blumel, Kern, Valentine, Weisenborn & Wootton were late. Bruning & Mock
were excused. Duncan, Ewy, Gardner & O’Connor were excused late. Ruskin was
absent.
APPROVAL OF OCTOBER 6, 1988 MINUTES
Doug Folk - The approval of the September 27, 1988 minutes was omitted from page 1.
Sally Meadows - Under First Readings on page 3, under Senate Bill 88/39, delete “they
would” where it states “Adam was late.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Tribunal ruled that the Election Committee Chair need only be nominated by
May 1st of each year; “appointed” means nominate and does not mean approve.
They further ruled that Senate does have the power to impeach. They found
Senate Bill 87/34 valid, but Senate Bill 86/87/21 was ruled invalid.
Proxies: Grant for Mock & Sanders for Duncan.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
BASKETBALL TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Will meet Monday.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Thanked everyone who helped with ‘SGA
Week.” Will meet Monday at 9 PM in Union 202.
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Cindy Riemann - Martin Grennan
resigned as chair, and Doug Oetinger replaced him for the remainder of the term.
She went over a lot of different figures and comparisons with other Big 8 schools.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Came up with the athletic fee referendum bill. Will meet
Sunday at 8 PM in the SGS Office.
Lauren O’Connor moved to add a bill entitled “Athletic Fee Referendum” to the agenda.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into. Steve Miller, athletic director,
explained why he does not agree with Bernie Giefer’s bill.
Mary Jo Lampe called the question on Lauren’s motion. It failed by a vote of 13-30.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John Mcintyre - Will meet Sunday at 7
PM at Kites.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
October 23 at 10 PM in the Union Stateroom.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 6:30 PM in Union
202. This will be the regular meeting time.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will send out the leadership workshop stuff
tomorrow. Will meet Monday at 9 PM at Last Chance.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - The Policy Council meeting is
tomorrow. Will leave for Topeka at 5:30 AM. The Board meeting will be held
Saturday morning.
PARLIAMENTARIAN - Justin Sanders - He went over a few points.
FIRST READINGS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Bill 88/41, Reapportionment of Student Senate.
Questions were asked.
Sally Meadows moved Senate Bill 88/42, University Activities Board Constitutional & By-Laws
Revisions.
Questions were asked.
Sally Routson explained the significant changes.
The bill was friendly amended by striking part F of Section 102-2.
Melissa Blumel moved Senate Bill 88/43, Education College Council Constitutional Revisions.
There were no questions.
Brenda Halinski moved Senate Bill 88/44, Impeachment Justification.
Friendly amendments: delete 3rd and 4th WHEREAS clauses and insert
WHEREAS Senate Bill 87/34 established procedures for carrying out visitations
at two (2) per semester, and states that failure to comply with the requirements
will count as unexcused absences for each visitation not conducted, and
WHEREAS standing committee chairpersons who are not voting members of
Student Senate shall be non-voting, ex-officio members of Student Senate. They
will be subject to removal from office of chairperson by the voting members of
Student Senate for malfeasance, misfeasance and nonfeasance. Any ex-officio
member of Student Senate, defined in this Section, who misses three (3) meetings
will automatically be considered for impeachment by Student Senate...”, and;
change “four (4)” to “three (3)” in Section 1; and delete Albrecht, Giefer, Grant,
Karlin, Line, McIntyre, Nath, Rephlo, Ruskin, Whetstone, Burns and Bush and
insert Mitch Bruning, Filza Hassan, Laurie Lawson, Bill Mock and Cindy
Riemann.
Bernie Giefer objected to consider of the bill. A vote was taken and the bill was not
considered by a vote of 10/27/3.
Rattan Nath moved to add a bill entitled “Revision of GA By-Laws: Appointments” to
the agenda. Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate
vote was taken on Rattan’s motion. It failed by a vote of 5/35/3.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/37, Revision of Senate Bills 86/87/21 and 87/34, Attendance Policies
Questions were asked.
The bill was friendly amended as follows:
1st WHEREAS clause - change “establishes” to “established”;
2nd WHEREAS clause - change “is” to “was”;
Section 1 - Delete “Section 4 of Senate Bill 86/87/21 be amended to read:” and
insert “Each Student Senator and standing committee chairperson hold one (1)
office-hour per week during spring and fall semesters, with the exception of
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senators from the College of Veterinary Medicine. The Student Senate Chair shall
organize the aforementioned office hours and have the power to excuse absences.
The attendance policy for office hours shall be provided for in the Student Senate
Standing Rules.”
Rattan Nath objected to consideration of the bill. A vote was taken, and the bill was
considered.
Rattan moved to postpone the bill until October 27th. There were no questions, but
debate was entered into and a vote was taken. Rattan’s motion passed.
Senate Bill 88/38, Amendment to Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate Standing Rules
Dave Whetstone moved to postpone until October 27th. There were no questions and no
debate, so an immediate vote was taken. The motion passed.
Cindy Riemann moved to consider Senate Bill 88/40 before Senate Bill 88/39. Questions
were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken. The
motion passed.
Senate Bill 88/40, Impeachment of Rattan Nath
Questions were asked.
Mike Wootton moved that we move into executive session. The motion failed.
Brenda Halinski objected to consideration of the bill. After a vote of 26/11, the bill was
considered. Debate was entered into.
Mary Jo Lampe moved to postpone the bill indefinitely. The motion failed.
Joe Karlin called the question; and Rattan requested a roll call vote.
THOSE VOTING IN FAVOR: Connet, Darger, Giefer, Karlin, Kern, Kramer, Lampe,
Miles, Muir, Oswalt, Rephlo, Valentine, Krug
THOSE ABSTAINING FROM VOTING: Duncan, Halinski, Shellenberger, Weisenborn
THOSE ABSENT: Bruning, Gardner, O’Connor, Ruskin
Senate Bill 88/39, Impeachment of Adam Ruskin
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Mike Valentine called the question; and Joni Hays requested a roll call vote.
THOSE VOTING IN FAVOR: Connet, Giefer, Kern, Whetstone, Krug
THOSE ABSTAINING FROM VOTING: Duncan, Halinski, Heller, McClain, Muir,
Weisenborn
THOSE ABSENT: Bruning, Gardner, O’Connor, Ruskin, Wootton
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Troy Lubbers - Will have an investigation committee by Tuesday.
Dave Whetstone - There are 72 tents at the camp-out for basketball tickets. (Grant’s in
the front row of ICAT.)
Charlene Nichols is the chair of the Bloodmobile this year. It is October 25-28.
Dave Ramsey - His October 11th workshop was cancelled. Don’t forget the workshop on
October 18th from 4:00-5:00 PM.
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
OCTOBER 18, 1988
7:00 PM - 1:00 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 31 senators present. Gardner & Gleissner
were absent. Grant, Hassan, Lane & Valentine were excused. Connet, Halinski,
Kern, Kramer, Mock, Nath, O’Connor, Rephlo, Riemann & Gast were excused
late.
OCTOBER 13, 1988 MINUTES
Justin Sanders - Under ANNOUNCEMENTS, Tribunal ruled Senate Bill 87/34 valid not
invalid and Senate Bill 86/87/21 invalid not valid.
OPEN PERIOD
Sally Howard-Clayton spoke to a number of things she thinks Senate is doing wrong.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Def Leppard will perform in Bramlage Coliseum Thursday evening at 7:30.
The Board of Regents will meet Thursday at Pittsburg State University. The
Dallas Mavericks & Rolando Blackman take on the San Antonio Spurs at
Bramlage Coliseum Friday evening at 7:30. K-State & Nebraska play football
here Saturday afternoon at 1:30. Kurt Bush has resigned as the SGA Treasurer.
Grant Shellenberger has resigned as an Arts & Sciences Senator.
Proxies: Weisenborn for Valentine, Oswalt for Rephlo, Hays for Nath, Gleissner for
O’Connor, Heller for Lane, Blumel for Grant, Lampe for Riemann, Reschke for
Hassan
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 6:30 PM in Union
202. Will discuss some major revisions to the SGA Constitution & By-Laws and
orientation of newly elected senators.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Monday at 10 PM in the Union Stateroom.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Tuesday at 9 PM in the Union.
Need senators to help during the leadership workshop on November 12.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday,
October 30, at 7 PM at Amigos.
LAFENE STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Cindy Riemann - Will meet tomorrow.
COMMUNICATIONS - ?- Will meet Monday at 9 PM in Union 204. Will do living
group visitations next week. During office hours senators will be calling people to
remind them to vote November 1 & 2.
HOLTON HALL - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet Friday at 7 AM in Union Stateroom #1.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 8 PM in the SGS Office. Will make a
decision on the band uniforms; are looking into other options.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Housing Council met last week to
discuss the renovation of Van Zile Hall. The Board of Regents will meet
Thursday at Pittsburg State University at 9 AM. Will discuss the engineering fee,
although it is not on the agenda. No Board action will be taken Thursday, but will
be considered at the November meeting. Troy will represent the Student Advisory
Committee in speaking before the Board.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - He presented a proposal
regarding summer school and it was defeated.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Todd Johnson moved Senate Resolution 88/29, Investment Ad hoc Committee.
Questions were asked. Nine people applied.
There was no debate, so an immediate vote was taken.
FIRST READINGS
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/45, Impeachment of 21 Student Senators.
Bernie Giefer objected to consideration. Doug Folk ruled the motion out of order because
the By-Laws to the SGA Constitution states “Any member who misses three (3)
meetings during one (1) term of office will automatically be considered for
impeachment by Student Senate...’
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders’ motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Monica Connet moved to overrule the decision of the chair. Doug ruled this motion out
of order also.
Debate was entered into.
Greg Weisenborn’s motion that the bill be divided by individual passed by a vote of
25/15/3.
A vote was taken on each individual, and the bill failed.
Dave Whetstone moved to consider Senate Bill 88/34, Vietnam War Memorial Special
Allocation to Arnold Air Society, at this time. The motion passed.
Chris Kern’s motion to increase from $5,416 to $7,051 is now on the floor, and
debate continued.
Chris Kern moved to amend his amendment to change $5,416 to $6,184.
There were no questions, but debate was entered into. An immediate vote was
taken, and Chris’ amendment to his amendment failed.
Debate continued on Chris’ original amendment.
Scott Kelly called the question on Chris’ original amendment, which passed by a
vote of 25/17/1.
Greg Weisenborn moved to add a Section 3 to read: Student Senate strongly urges
future Senates to fund maintenance costs which may arise due to vandalism or
deterioration of the Vietnam War Memorial.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Dave Whetstone called the question on Greg’s motion, which passed.
Justin Sanders moved to amend the title, Section 1 and Section 3 by changing
“Vietnam War Memorial” to “KSU Vietnam Veterans Memorial”.
There were no questions and no debate, so an immediate vote was taken on
Justin’s motion which passed.
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Rattan Nath moved to add a Section 4 to read: This memorial should include the
Vietnamese and wounded KSU students as well as to emphasize the desirability
of peace in the world.
Jason Miles objected to consideration of Rattan’s motion. After a vote of 14-21-6, the
motion was considered.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Stu Duncan called the question on Rattan’s motion, which failed.
Rattan Nath called the question on the bill, as amended.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/46, Impeachment of 3 Student Senators.
Friendly amendments: Title - change 3 to 2, add Rattan Nath as a sponsor, and
strike Grant Shellenberger in Section 1.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into.
Greg Weisenborn’s motion to the divide the bill by individual passed.
A vote was taken on each individual, and the bill failed.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/47, Impeachment of 8 Student Senate interns.
Friendly amendment: add Rattan Nath as a sponsor.
Bernie Giefer objected to consideration. After a vote, the bill was not considered.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/48, impeachment of Amy Vath.
Friendly amendment: add Rattan Nath as a sponsor.
Questions were asked.
Justin Sanders’ motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/49, Special Allocation for “Handbook for UAB
Registered Organizations
Questions were asked of Sally Routson.
Lauren O’Connor moved Senate Bill 88/50, 1988-89 Final Allocations.
Mark Burns read Finance Committee’s recommended changes.
Sally Routson explained the 5% work-study salary increase.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/41, Reapportionment of Student Senate
Questions were asked, there was no debate, and an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/42, University Activities Board Constitution & By-Laws Revisions
There were no further questions and no debate so an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/43, Education College Council Constitutional Revisions
Questions were asked, but there was no debate.
Todd Johnson moved that we pass the bill by unanimous acclamation. There were no
objections.
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INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Dave Whetstone will be handing out a questionnaire regarding trivial facts about your
senate term. Please return them to him.
Scott Darger went to get his basketball ticket, and they were sold out. He would love a
ticket!
Sally Meadows congratulated Lisa Rephlo for being nominated as vice-president of Rec
Services Council.
Wendy Albrecht introduced Jill Rathbun, a candidate for Student Senate.
Greg Weisenborn gave the bar report.
Monty McClain commented on the impeachment proceedings and clarified his absences.
Diane Muir said Randall Davis was in town and said to tell everyone “hi”.
Mary Jo Lampe asked that any amendments to the SGA Constitution and By-Laws be
presented to the Senate Operations Standing Committee in the very near future.
ALSO, we need poll workers for the November 1 & 2 SGA Elections. Need ideas
for orientation of newly-elected senators, too.
Charlene Nichols announced that Lon Kruger is the honorary chairman of the
Bloodmobile this year. ALSO, we need ‘dirt’ on senators for the last meeting of
our term.
Scott Kelly spoke about the statue in front of Anderson Hall.
John McIntyre announced that the Men’s Glee Club will perform Friday night with the
Nebraska Men’s Glee Club.
Doug Folk stated that the last meeting of the 1988 Student Senate will be November 17th.
Laurie Lawson’s motion to adjourn passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I and Mary Jo Lampe
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
OCTOBER 27, 1988
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 39 senators present. Duncan,
Miles, Riemann & Ruskin were excused. Heller & Nath were excused late.
Johnson was late. Karlin & Whetstone were absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Dan Acheson-Brown spoke about the medical care of a friend from South Africa who cut
his hand with a saw on October 1st between 2:30 & 3:00. The KSU Police
Department would not respond. Their policy needs to be investigated and possibly
changed.
OCTOBER 18, 1988 MINUTES
John Mcintyre corrected his report under Informal Discussion regarding the Men’s Glee
Club. They performed on Friday not Saturday.
Monica Connet was excused late not late.
Justin Sanders’ motion to add Senate Resolutions 88/30 and 88/31 to the agenda under
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS passed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Parents Day is this weekend. K-State vs. OSU at 1:30. Senate pictures for
the Royal Purple will be taken Thursday, November 3, in Fairchild 202. Dress up!
Interns are at 6:30, and Senate and Executive are at 8: 30. He & Troy Lubbers
attended the 4th of 5 meetings on the traffic & parking study. Alternatives were
gone over. They each have a copy of the report from the consultants. “Managing
Your Company With Tom Peters” will come to KSU via satellite on November
1st from 10 AM to 2 PM in room 406A of the Veterinary Medicine Teaching
Bldg. The cost is $25 for KSU students, $50/individual and $40 per individual for
companies sending 5 or more. The K-State Players will be painting Halloween
faces on the 1st floor of the Union Saturday from 4:00-8:00 and Monday from
5:00 - 8:00. The cost ranges from 50 to $8. Received a letter from Arnold Air
Society thanking Senate for the allocation for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
Proxies: Sanders for Duncan, Lawson for Miles, Lampe for Riemann
COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Dianne Urban is writing a letter to the guy
about getting our money back from the sweatshirts we ordered. Will not meet next
week.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Melissa Blumel - Will meet Tuesday at 9:30 PM. Need help
during the high school leadership workshop on November 12. Twelve committee
members cannot do this alone.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Will meet Sunday at 3 PM at Mark’s apartment. Refreshments
will be provided.
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STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Doug Oetinger - Will be to Student Senate next
week asking for a fee increase (3-year plan)
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet
Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Big 8 Room.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Orientation for newly-elected senators will
be November 13 from 1-5 PM. Applications for Coordinator of Finances
(replacing Mark Burns) are due Friday, November 4, at 5 PM. Will meet Monday
at 6:30 PM in Union 202. Will also meet Tuesday at 6 PM at Amigos to do the
SGA Constitution & By-Laws only.
STUDENT AFFAIRS SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Will meet Sunday at 5:30
PM at Amigos.
ENGINEERING COLLEGE COUNCIL - Mike Valentine - Ira Bolden was selected as
the new Engineering Student Senator.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - Senate Bill 88/23, the SGA
constitutional revisions passed last semester, passed the college councils
unanimously. Board of Regents met last week and it went well. The problem of
the engineering fee is still there, it will officially be on the Regents’ agenda in
November. The fee is no longer a possibility, but they will investigate the
problem that caused the fee idea to arise. EOF Committee will meet tomorrow at
3:15 PM. The “forum” for SGA candidates on Wednesday went real well.
J. D. Llewelyn, Chancellor of Tribunal, swore in Ira Bolden as Engineering Senator.
STUDENTS HELPING ENHANCE LIBRARY FUNDING (SHELF) - Todd Johnson The group needs volunteer help.
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/30, Parking Citation Appeals Board Appointments.
Questions were asked, there was no debate and an immediate vote was taken.
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/31, Educational Opportunity Fund Committee
Appointment.
Questions were asked, there was no debate and an immediate vote was taken.
Three people applied for the position.
FIRST READINGS
Rattan Nath moved Senate Bill 88/51, SGA By-Laws Revisions: Interpretation of SGA
Constitution, By-Laws & Legislation
Questions were asked.
OLD BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/37, Revision of Senate Bill 87/34, Attendance Policy
Debate continued, and an immediate vote was taken.
Senate Bill 88/38, Amendment to Senate Bill 88/1, 1988 Student Senate Standing Rules
Debate was entered into.
Mary Jo Lampe moved to delete the last WHEREAS clause and 12-b in Section 1.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
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Rattan Nath’s motion to refer the bill to the Senate Operations Standing Committee
passed.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/49, Special Allocation for “Handbook for UAB Registered Organizations”
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Todd Johnson c1led the question
Senate Bill 88/50, 1988-89 Final Allocations
Questions were asked, there was no debate and an immediate vote was taken.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Mike Wootton announced that the KSU vs. KU SGA basketball game is a week from
Sunday from 1-3 PM in Allen Fieldhouse. Loser buys!
Todd Johnson announced that “the pumpkins will be your boxes on Monday.
Charlene Nichols stated that the bloodmobile is 56 units behind goal.
Brad Barth finally found a friend to “bring to Senate”, Johnny Gaffney, who is running
for Arts & Sciences senator.
Doug Folk announced that we will probably have a Tuesday meeting to consider the EOF
legislation.
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
NOVEMBER 3, 1988
7:00 PM - 12:45 AM
CALL TO ORDER
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 33 senators present. Albrecht,
Blumel, Darger, Duncan, McIntyre, Valentine & Wootton were excused late,
Muir & Rephlo were excused. Mock, Nath, O’Connor & Ruskin were late. Barth
was absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Tom Jones, a Student Body President candidate, spoke regarding t-shirts not being
included as a campaign expenditure. He felt they should be included.
OCTOBER 27, 1988 MINUTES
Approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - A special meeting of Student Senate to consider the Educational Opportunity
Fund allocations will be held November 15, Tuesday, at 6 PM. The room will be
announced next week. Newly elected Student Senators are strongly encouraged to
attend Student Senate meetings before they are actually sworn in on November
17. KSU SGA vs. KU SGA basketball game will be held Sunday from 1-3 PM.
You need to enter the southwest doors of Allen Fieldhouse.
Proxies: O’Connor for Blumel, Sanders for Duncan, Reschke for Albrecht, Oswalt for
Rephlo, Mcintyre for Muir
Coordinator of Finances applications are due tomorrow at 5 PM.
He congratulated the two Student Body President candidates who made it to the run-off:
John Mcintyre and Laurian Cuffy.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 5:30 PM in the SGS
Office. SGA Constitution & By-Laws revisions will be introduced next week.
STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Cindy Riemann - The 1989 Student Senate will be
given a proposal a fee increase (3-year plan). Right now students pay $60. The
increased fees would be $70, $75 & $80. Will meet Wednesday at 6 PM at
Lafene.
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Will meet Sunday at 8 PM and Tuesday at 9
PM in the Union. Have 120+ coming to the workshop on the 12th. Will start
calling schools tomorrow.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at 9 PM at Rock-a-belly.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John Mcintyre - Will meet Sunday at 7
PM at Amigos. Still going over Lafene fee increase. Social Services Week is next
week. All social services are being evaluated, as are the salaries of the directors.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Policy Council will meet next
Friday and Saturday. If interested in attending, leave your name with him in the
SGS Office.
FACULTY SENATE - Todd Johnson - Looking for two faculty senators to serve on
Student Senate. Looking at developing a general college.
HOLTON HALL - Greg Weisenborn - Everything is on schedule and under budget.
SEXUAL ASSAULT - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet Tuesday at 2:30 PM in the Union.
MARLATT PARK - Greg Weisenborn - $40,000 has been accumulated. Want to keep
motorized vehicles out of the park; want it prairie land.
FIRST READINGS
Stu Duncan moved Senate Bill 88/52, Special Allocation to K-State Crew for Down payment on
New Shell.
Questions were asked of Eric Custer, Crew President. He gave the presentation that they
presented to Finance Committee. They have raised $3,500 already.
The original request was for $6,000; Finance Committee is recommending $3,000.
Friendly amendments: change “scull” to “shell” change “Minnesota” to
“Wisconsin” add “Foundation’s” before “Reserves for Contingencies”.
RECESSED FROM 8:20 UNTIL 9:00 FOR ROYAL PURPLE PICTURES.
Mary Jo Lampe announced that Orientation for the newly elected senators will be
Sunday, November 13th, in the Big 8 Room from 1-5 PM. More details and a
schedule will be out next week. Newly elected senators will be sworn in
November 17th,-but they are expected to attend all meetings from now on.
Rattan Nath moved Senate Bill 88/53, Extension for the investment Ad hoc Committee.
Questions were asked.
Todd Johnson’s motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to change “2 February 1988” to “17 November 1988” so
that it would be before the 1988 Student Senate.
There were no questions, but debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to amend Bernie’s amendment by changing “17 November
1988” to “1 December 1988”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and Monica Connet called the
question. Justin’s motion failed.
Debate continued on Bernie’s motion.
Chris Kern called the question on Bernie’s motion. The motion passed 23/21/0.
The original bill, as amended, was debated.
Brenda Halinski moved to change Section 1 to read: The Investment Ad hoc
Committee be required to submit a preliminary report on 17 November 1988 and
submit a final report by 2 February 1989, rather than 10 November 1988, as
specified in Senate Bill 88/32.
Jason Miles objected to consideration. After a vote, Brenda’s motion was not
considered.
Rattan Nath moved to change Section 1 to read: The Investment Ad hoc
Committee be required to submit a preliminary report on 17 November 1988 and
submit a final report by 3 February 1989, rather than 10 November 1988, as
specified in Senate Bill 88/32.
Consideration was objected to. After a vote, the amendment was considered.
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Jason Miles rose to a point of order as to whether Rattan’s motion was out of order.
Doug Folk deferred his decision to the body.
Debate was entered into.
A roll call vote was requested (17/23/4, with 4 absent). The motion was not considered.
The result of the roll call vote is available in the SGS Office.
Rattan Nath called the question on the bill as amended.
Bernie Giefer moved Senate Resolution 88/32, Environmental Awareness.
Questions were asked.
Brenda Halinski objected to consideration. After a vote the resolution was considered.
Bernie Giefer moved Senate Resolution 88/33, Athletic Fee Considerations.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/51, SGA By-Laws Revision: interpretation of SGA Constitution, By-Laws &
Legislation.
There were no questions and no debate.
Jason Miles moved to accept this bill by unanimous acclamation. There were no
objections.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
John McIntyre announced that Student Affairs & Social Services Committee will meet
Monday at 3:30 PM.
Ira Bolden publicly congratulated John McIntyre for Laurian Cuffy.
Doug Folk announced that Rattan Nath resigned tonight.
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
NOVEMBER 10, 1988
7:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 41 senators present. Darger,
Gleissner Grant were excused. Gast was excused late. Karlin & Ruskin were
absent.
OPEN PERIOD
Rattan Nath spoke regarding the loop holes in the election process, supervision of the
Elections Committee and the reason he resigned last week.
NOVEMBER 3, 1988 MINUTES
Justin Sanders corrected the Student Health Advisory Committee report on page 1. In the
3rd sentence, change “increases” to “increased fees”.
Brenda Halinski corrected the Student Health Advisory Committee report on page 1. In
the 2nd sentence, change $65 to $60.
Brad Barth corrected the attendance report. Those listed first “were excused late”.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Proxies: Blumel for Grant & Gardner for Gleissner. There will be a special
Educational Opportunity Fund meeting Tuesday, November 15, at 6 PM in
Leasure 13. Nominees for Student Senate Chair, Student Senate Vice Chair and
Faculty Senate Rep. will be taken and voted on at the November 17th meeting.
However, in Informal Discussion, he would ask those who plan on running to
make an announcement. The Viet Nam Veterans Memorial site will be dedicated
Friday at 1:30.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - Need all the help we can get at the High
School Leadership Workshop on Saturday. 230 high school students will be
attending from 19 high schools.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Will have a bill up next Thursday.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Will meet Monday at 6:30 PM at Kites.
Senate Orientation will be Sunday from 1100-5:00 in the Big 8 Room. Lunch will
be served at Noon. The cost is $6.
AD HOC INVESTMENT - Michel Cavigelli - Disappointed in the bill passed by Senate
last week. Will be asking for another extension next week.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Will meet Sunday
at 10 PM at Expresso Royale.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - Will meet Monday at Kites.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John Mcintyre - Will meet Sunday at 9
PM at fast Chance. He thanked those who help him out with his candidacy for
Student Body President. He will not be contesting the race.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Going over the adjudication
process.
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STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY - Doug Oetinger - It was decided that the best time
for the fee increase to come up would be in January.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Policy Council will meet
Friday from 6:30 - 11:00 PM. Will leave from the SGS Office at 5 PM. Newly
elected Senators, there will be a mandatory Lobby Day in Topeka in January.
FACULTY SENATE - Todd Johnson - The position of Vice Provost for Research &
Dean of the Graduate School has not yet been approved by the Board of Regents,
but is being considered by the university.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - The Chamber of Commerce Special
Housing Committee met Monday and recommended that the City Commission
ease up on restrictions around K-State so that more housing can be constructed,
and that Van Zile Hall be renovated. Report is available in his office for review.
He went over the 5 areas the Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) requests were
broken into. Will have one copy of each proposal in the office for Senators to
review. There will be a questions & answer session on Monday at 6 PM in the
Union Little Theatre. A bill will be ready for Tuesday’s meeting. Will have
around $200,000 to allocate. DO YOUR RESEARCH!
FIRST READINGS
Todd Johnson moved to place a bill immediately on the agenda entitled “Reevaluation of
the KSU Child Care Cooperative’s Childships”. The motion passed.
Todd Johnson moved Senate Bill 88/57, Reevaluation of the KSU Child Care Cooperative s
Childships.
Questions were asked.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/54, SGA Constitutional Revisions
Mary Jo made the following friendly amendments: 1st WHEREAS clause change “concensus” to “consensus”. Add a Section 2 to read: These amendments
be submitted to the college councils for ratification. Section 504-F - “appoint” is
duplicated. Section 505-A - delete the 1st “only” in the second line.
Questions were asked.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/55, SGA By-Laws Revisions.
Mary Jo made the following friendly amendments: 1st WHEREAS clause change “concensus” to “consensus”. Delete the last WHEREAS clause. Add a
Section 2 to read: The above amendment shall not take effect until the
Constitutional amendment in Senate Bill 88/54 have been ratified by the college
councils.
Questions were asked.
Mary Jo Lampe moved Senate Bill 88/56, SGA By-Laws Revisions.
Questions were asked.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Resolution 88/32, Environmental Awareness
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Bernie Giefer friendly amended the 2nd WHEREAS clause to read: WHEREAS
there are often viable alternatives to the use of non-biodegradable synthetic
materials, and the last WHEREAS clause o read: WHEREAS fee paying students
provide a high level of financial support to the K-State Union
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Monica Connet’s motion to postpone the bill indefinitely failed.
Justin Sanders moved to amend Section 3 to read: Student Senate request the KState Union to acknowledge this resolution.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and the question was called.
Justin’s motion passed.
Dave Whetstone called the question on the resolution as amended.
Senate Resolution 88/33, Athletic Fee Considerations
There were no further questions, debate was entered into, and Dave Whetstone called the
question.
Senate Bill 88/52, Special Allocation to K-State Crew for Down payment on New Shell
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Greg Weisenborn moved to give Crew $1,000 and give $2,000 to the current sports clubs
to be divided equally for equipment.
Lauren O’Connor objected to consideration of Greg’s motion. After a vote, the motion
was not considered.
Brenda Halinski moved to delete “for the down payment of a shell’ in Section 1
and insert “only after they have raised the remaining $9,500 for a new shell”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and Lisa Gast called the question
on Brenda’s motion, which passed.
Melissa Blumel called the question on the bill, as amended.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
John Mcintyre congratulated Laurian Cuffy for being elected the new Student Body
President. He is not going to contest the election. He and Laurian met this
afternoon for 2 hours. We have a dynamic year coming up under the leadership of
Laurian Cuffy.
Laurian Cuffy tips his hat to Mary Jo Lampe and Ira Bolden for running an excellent
campaign for he and John. He received 7 threats on his life on his answering
machine last night after he went home from the victory party. The campus has got
to unite for the best interest of the student body. Communication has got to exist.
We have a lot of work to do, and we have to reach out to the student body. We
will lead this student body in the next 12 months. We must get rid of the racial
undertones.
Mary Jo Lampe, John McIntyre’s campaign manager, spoke.
Ira Bolden, Laurian Cuffy’s campaign manager, spoke.
Dave Ramsey, Graduate Assistant in the Dean of Student Life Office, stated that Jon and
Laurian turned a lose-lose situation into a win-win situation today. He
commended everyone who was at the meeting today and the Student Senate as
student leaders.
Mary Jo Lampe stated that we lost the basketball game against KU by 2 points - 50-48,
and read the following resolution:
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TITLE: Condemnation to KSU Senate
SPONSORED BY: Mary Jo Lampe, John McIntyre, Laurie Lawson, Todd Johnson, Charlene
Nichols, Greg Weisenborn, Doug (the gimpin’ guard) Folk
WHEREAS the KU Senate finally fulfilled their obligations and promoted spirit within the
schools by challenging the KSU Senate to a inter-Senate basketball game, and
WHEREAS there was an overwhelming response on the part of the KSU Senate when this
challenge was first presented, and
WHEREAS at lease 15 people signed up to play and 20 others to cheer, and
WHEREAS only 10 individuals showed up to play or cheer, one of which is half disabled (Doug
Folk), and
WHEREAS the KSU Senate won the game after trailing behind the whole game by a last minute
shot and only because they had over 30 people and no one had to play the whole
game, and
WHEREAS because of this loss, the KSU Senate has to pay for the party ball, and
WHEREAS the senators that played are pretty darn cranky about this
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
Section 1. The KSU Senate be condemned for lack of responsibility, commitment and for
not fulfilling their promises.
Section 2. Those senators who signed up to be there and didn’t show up and those
senators who were in Lawrence Saturday night and didn’t stay for or attend the
game be encouraged to pitch in to help pay for the party ball.
Informal nominations:
Senate Chair: Scott Kelly nominated Todd Johnson
Jason Miles nominated Mary Jo Lampe
Monica Connet Nominated Greg Weisenborn
Faculty Senate Rep. David Oswalt nominated Kyle Vanover
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
SPECIAL EOF MEETING
LEASURE HALL, ROOM 13
NOVEMBER 15, 1988
6:00 PM - 12:30 AM
Chairman Doug Folk called the meeting to order with 26 senators present. Blumel, Grant,
Kramer, Mock, Valentine & Gast were excused. Bruning Ewy, Gardner, Giefer,
Lampe, Lawson, Rephlo, Riemann & Weisenborn were excused late. Halinski,
McClain & O’Connor were late. Lane, Ruskin & Kelly were absent.
Doug Folk announced that the KAPSA Party after the 1988 Student Senate adjourns
Thursday evening will be at Lisa Rephlo’s place at 1129 Claflin.
Proxies: Lampe for Lawson, McClain or Bruning, Sanders for Rephlo, Heller for
Riemann, Kern for Giefer, Cawley for Grant, O’Connor for Blumel, Meadows for
Kramer, Weisenborn for Valentine, Grant for Gast
Joni Hays moved Senate Bill 88/60, Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation for 1990 Fiscal
Year.
EOF Committee members present were Chairman Troy Lubbers, Larry Viterna, Joni
Hays and Sharon Patnode.
There were no questions.
Justin Sanders’ motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to limit debate to 2 speeches/person/motion for 3 minutes each.
The motion passed.
Joni Hays moved to modify the bill by unanimous consent, and there were no
objections.
Under #39, Lafene Health Center, change $2,680 to $3,000, which is $3.75 per
hour. This makes the total read $199,418.50.
Troy stated that the total generated was $200,900. Fifty-five proposals were
received totaling $640,000.
Ira Bolden moved to change #35, KSU Child Care Cooperative by making the
group read “Child Care” and change the total from $51,093.50 to $32,000.
Questions were asked.
Representatives of the Cooperative were present to answer questions.
Debate was entered into.
Brenda Halinski moved to amend Ira’s amendment from $32,000 to $47,800
($37,000 to the KSU Child Care Cooperative for toddlers and up, and $10,800 for
child care outside of the Coop for 12 childships at $100/month).
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Chris Kern called the question on Brenda’s amendment, which passed.
Debate continued on Ira’s amendment as amended.
Brenda Halinski moved to add to the $10,800, “to be allocated through the
Student Financial Assistance Office at KSU. Child care must be at a licensed or
registered day care facility”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
The motion passed.
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After more debate on Ira’s amendment as amended an immediate vote was taken.
The motion failed.
Brad Barth moved to amend #35, KSIJ Child Care Cooperative by making the
group read “Student Financial Assistance Office”, change the description to read
“for creating scholarships used for childcare by students with children. Amount
being based on need”, and changing the total to read $50,000.
There were questions and debate.
Brenda moved to amend Brad’s amendment by changing $50,000 to $36,405.50
and excluding funding infant care at the KSU child Care Cooperative.
Scott Darger objected to consideration. After a vote, the motion was not considered.
Chris Kern called the question on Brad’s motion, which failed.
Lauren O’Connor moved to amend #2, National Society of Black Engineers by
changing the group to “General Minority Scholarship Fund” with preference
given to minority Engineering students.
Questions were asked.
Lauren’s motion was friendly amended by changing “Minority” to “Black”.
Debate was entered into.
The question was called on Lauren’s motion, which failed.
Chris Kern moved to amend #13, Graduate Student Council by deleting the “.5
graduate assistant for $6,000” and changing the total to $4,000.
There were no questions, debate was entered into and Stu Duncan called the
question. Chris’ motion passed.
Todd Johnson moved to add a line #53, Agriculture Competition Teams,
$7,461.50, to partially fund “A” teams only, no funding for alternates or expenses
associated with workouts.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Todd Johnson’s motion failed.
Scott King wore a silly hat at 12:10 AM. Everyone was still awake.
Justin Sanders moved to amend #13, Graduate Student Council by adding 5
graduate scholarships @ $1,000 for $5,000, making the total read $9,000.
Questions were asked.
Bernie Giefer friendly amended the amendment by changing 5 to 6, and $9,000 to
$10,000.
Debate was entered into.
An immediate vote was taken on Justin’s motion, which passed.
Chris Kern called THE BIG QUESTION on the bill, as amended.
Greg Weisenborn moved that we accept the bill by unanimous acclamation. Chris Kern
objected, so a vote was taken. The bill passed.
The meeting was adjourned.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
And numerous others
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STUDENT SENATE MINUTES
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
K-STATE UNION BIG 8 ROOM
NOVEMBER 17, 1988
7:00 PM - 12:30 AM
The last meeting of the 1988 Student Senate was called to order by Chairman Doug Folk
with 35 senators present. Heller was excused. Riemann was excused late. Ewy,
Gleissner, Grant, Hays, Karlin, Mock & O’Connor were late. Oswalt, Ruskin &
Gast were absent.
The November 10th and 15th minutes were approved as distributed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Doug Folk - Name tags for the 1989 Student Senate will be ready next week. Mary Lane
is working on them. “Student Senate’s Most Outstanding Member” plaque was
found in the back closet. He asked that senators write down their choice and give
it to him.
KAPSA is at Lisa Rephlo’s place after adjournment of the 1988 Student Senate.
He went over the fall exam schedule corrections:
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He thanked Jason Miles and those who helped with the high school leadership workshop
last Saturday.
Proxies: Ewy for Barth & Lane for Heller
COMMITTEE REPORTS
STATE & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS - Jason Miles - The high school leadership
workshop went off real well. It will be an annual things from now on. Will meet
Nov. 29th at 9 PM at Last Chance.
SENATE OPERATIONS - Mary Jo Lampe - Met and went over the Constitution & ByLaws again.
COMMUNICATIONS - Charlene Nichols - A party pic person will show up at the
KAPSA party tonight.
STUDENT AFFAIRS & SOCIAL SERVICES - John McIntyre - Met for the last time at
Last Chance.
AD HOC INVESTMENT - Michel Cavigelli - Asking for an extension tonight. He gave
an interim report.
ATHLETIC TICKET SALES - Dave Whetstone - Thanked the committee for their hard
work and for putting up with his un-organization.
FINANCE - Mark Burns - Thanked the committee for the hard hours they put in.
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS & UNIVERSITY RELATIONS - Amy Vath - Thanked her
committee.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT - Justin Sanders - Looking
at the problem with W. Stadium parking lot.
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KSU CHILD CARE COOPERATIVE - John McIntyre & Todd Johnson - No new
information. Not seriously in debt; just meeting it.
DIRECTORS REPORTS
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF KANSAS - Scott King - Had Policy Council and Board
meeting last weekend. Came to grips with the Washburn issue. Changes in the
ASK Constitution will be coming before the 1989 Student Senate.
HOLTON HALL - Greg Weisenborn - Will meet December 1st.
SEXUAL ASSAULT TASK FORCE - Greg Weisenborn - Will be looking into the open
meetings law. Will meet the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - Todd Johnson - Finals week extension
bill will be up December 6th.
STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT - Troy Lubbers - The Engineering fee jumped out of
committee and is up for action next week at the Board of Regents meeting. We
will have a football coach next year. Thanked the Cabinet for doing a heck of a
job this year.
SENATE EXECUTIVE - Doug Folk - Will meet Monday at 8 PM at Bushwackers.
* * * * * * EVERYONE THANKED SCOTT DARGER * * * * * *
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENTS
Ira Bolden moved Senate Resolution 88/34, U-LearN Positions.
Questions were asked.
Joni Hays friendly amended the 1st WHEREAS clause and Section 1 by deleting
“of Undergraduate Activities”.
There was no debate.
Came to an immediate vote.
Greg Weisenborn moved Senate Resolution 88/35, Coordinator of Finances. Questions were
asked.
Bernie Giefer objected to consideration of the resolution because he felt this is something
the 1989 Student Senate should approve. After a vote, the resolution was
considered.
Debate was entered into, and Scott Darger called the question.
John McIntyre moved to add a bill to the agenda at the end of FIRST READINGS
entitled “Commendation to Doug Folk, Student Senate Chair & Troy Lubbers,
Student Body President”. The motion passed by unanimous acclamation.
FIRST READINGS
Bernie Giefer moved Senate Bill 88/58, Extension of Ad hoc Investment Committee.
Questions were asked.
Julie Kramer’s motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken.
Dave Whetstone moved Senate Bill 88/59, Revised Athletic Ticket Sales Policy.
John McIntyre’s motion to move the bill special orders passed.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
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Jason Miles moved Resolution 88/36, Commendation to Charles Thomas and the Bramlage
Coliseum Staff.
Questions were asked.
Monica Connet moved the resolution special orders. Her motion passed.
There was no debate.
Jason Miles moved that we accept the resolution by were no objections
Justin Sanders moved Senate Resolution 88/37, 1989 SGA Elections Results.
Questions were asked.
Lisa Rephlo’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
Brad Barth moved to accept the resolution by unanimous acclamation. There was an
objection.
Debate was entered into.
Justin Sanders moved to add a Section 2 to read: Student Senate request that
Elections Committee include in its final report a quantitative estimate of the
number of repeat voters, if any, in the general election.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into, and an immediate vote was taken
on Justin’s motion, which passed.
Dave Whetstone moved that we accept the resolution by unanimous acclamation. There
was an objection.
Juli Kramer called the question on the resolution, as amended.
John McIntyre moved Senate Resolution 88/38, Commendation to Doug Folk, Student Senate
Chairman, and Troy Lubbers, Student Body President.
Mike Wootton’s motion to move the resolution special orders passed.
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Jason Miles moved that the resolution be accepted by unanimous acclamation. There
were no objections.
NEW BUSINESS
Senate Bill 88/57, Reevaluation of the KSU Child Care Cooperative’s Childships
Jason Miles moved that debate be limited to 2-3 minute speeches/person/motion. The
motion passed.
Questions were asked.
Bernie Giefer objected to consideration of the bill. After a vote, the bill was not
considered. (a copy of the bill is available in the SGS Office)
Senate Bill 88/54, SGA Constitutional Revisions
Questions were asked, and debate was entered into.
Bernie Giefer moved to amend Section 407-C by changing “three (3)” to “five
(5)” and “signing” to “veto”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and the question was called. The
motion passed 16/14/2.
Justin Sanders moved to amend Section 502-A by inserting “in the consideration
of personnel matters and” after “The only exception shall be”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and the question was called. The
motion failed.
Jason Miles moved to amend Section 505-B by inserting “outgoing” in front of
“Chairperson of Student Senate”, “Vice Chairperson of Student Senate”,
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“Coordinator of Personnel Selections”, and “Student Senate”; and change
“present Coordinator of Finances” to “outgoing Coordinator of Finances”.
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and the question was called. The
motion passed.
Chris Kern called the question on the bill, as amended.
Senate Bill 88/55, SGA By-Laws Revisions
The bill was withdrawn by the sponsors because of friendly amendments. (copies
available in the SGS Office)
Senate Bill 88/56, SGA By-Laws Revisions
Bernie Giefer moved to amend Article V, Section 5, Part 1 from “If the vacancy
occurs within (one) 1 month following the general election, the candidate in that
college with the next largest number of votes in the general election shall be
appointed.” to “The vacancy shall be offered to unsuccessful candidates for the
vacated seat, starting with the unsuccessful candidate who received the highest
vote total and proceeding down the list.”; by inserting a new Part 2 and making
present Parts 2 & 3 read a & b (When the vacated seat cannot be filled with an
unsuccessful candidate, as prescribed, the appropriate college council shall
appoint the replacement.).
Questions were asked, debate was entered into and an immediate vote was taken.
The motion passed.
Chris Kern called the question on the bill, as amended.
INFORMAL DISCUSSION
Charlene Nichols, Sally Meadows & Doug Folk handed out “the” awards.
Doug Folk announced that “Student Senate’s Most Outstanding Member” is Justin
Sanders.
Bernie Giefer spoke on the divestiture of student funds.
Troy Lubbers spoke regarding the past year. It’s been a pleasure to work with Student
Senate this year. Thanks, especially to Doug. We had an exceptional year. To
Laurian, I wish you the best.
Cindy Riemann & Rattan Nath spoke on the S. African issue.
Doug Folk thanked everyone for making his year in SGA a great one.
Troy Lubbers’ motion to adjourn the final meeting of the 1988 Student Senate passed.
Jenny Johnston, Secretary I
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