BILL 78/79/1
BY:
1978 SUMMER SCHOOL FINAL ALLOCATIONS
Summer Session Allocations Board (B. J. Compton)
WHEREAS the Summer Session Allocations Board has reviewed the budgets of all groups
requesting summer allocations
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following allocations be approved as Final Allocations for the 1978 Summer
School Session:
1977
GROUP
ALLOCATION
K-State Union
$ 22,500
Rec Services
4,500
K-State Artist Series
3,000
Student Publications
6,500
University for Man
1,851
$ 38,351
1978
REQUEST
$ 25,000
4,700
3,250
4,000
2,365
$ 39,315
PASSED 3/2/78
B-1
1978 FINAL
ALLOCATION
$ 22,500
4,600
3,000
4,000
1,900
$ 36,000
BILL 78/79/2
BY
REVISION OF SUMMER SESSION STUDENT
ACTIVITY FEE ALLOCATION PROCEDURES
Summer Session Allocations Board
WHEREAS the present Summer Session Allocations Board was the first board to operate
under Senate Bill 76/77/29, and
WHEREAS a few of the procedures did not work out as expected, and
WHEREAS the following revisions would improve the bill
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Senate Bill 76/77/29, entitled Summer Session Student Activity Fee Allocation
Procedures, be revised as follows:
Section 1, Part II, A - amend to read:
A. A member of the Student Senate Finance Committee, to serve as
chairperson, who shall be appointed by the Student Body President,
subject to Student Senate approval.
Section 1, Part II, B - amend to read:
B. Four (4) students, of which two (2) have previously attended a summer
session at K-State, to be appointed by the Student Body President, subject
to Student Senate approval.
Section 1, Part III, D - amend to read:
D. The board shall finalize summer allocations be Spring Break and submit
them to Student Senate for approval.
Section 1, Part IV - amend to read:
Budget revisions after the start of the summer session must be approved
by any two (2) of the following individuals:
Section 1, Part IV, add a Section D. to read:
D. The Chairperson of the Summer Session Allocations Board.
PASSED 3/9/78
B-2
BILL 78/79/3
BY
FUNDING OF DELEGATES TO THE FIRST ANNUAL
MID-WEST REGIONAL STUDENT GOVERNMENT
CONFERENCE
Sam Brownback & Mick Morrell
WHEREAS other mid-west university student leaders will be in attendance to exchange ideas
and share concerns, and
WHEREAS Student Senators were informed about this conference at the March 9th meeting,
and
WHEREAS those candidates selected showed the most interest in attending
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Greg Musil, Pam Nicklaus, Joe Rossini, Lisa Zahn, and Mick Morrell be
approved as delegates and F. J. Compton be approved as an alternate to the 1st
Annual Mid-West Regional Student Government Conference to be held April 1416, 1978, at Ames, Iowa.
SECTION 2. Student Senate allocate $50 for registration fee ($10/5 people) and $90 for travel
(560 total miles x $.13/mile for state car and $5.50/ day for rental of state car x 3
days) * total being $140.
SECTION 3. This money shall be taken from Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 3/30/78
B-3
BILL 78/79/4
BY
1978-79 TENTATIVE ALLOCATIONS
Finance Committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following 1978-79 Tentative Allocations be approved by Student Senate:
AMOUNT
REQUESTED
Associated Students of Kansas
Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU
Black Student Union (BSU)
College Councils
FINANCE COMM.
RECOMMENDATIONS
$ .25 head/count
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
$ 5,897.80
($.20 LI)
$ 7,372.25
($.25 LI)
115.00
115.00
115.00
1,975.00
1,650.00
1,650.00
42,109.56
42,109.56
($1.50 LI/full-time
student & $.42 LI/
part-time student)
($1.50 LI/full-time student & $.42 LI/part-time student)
Consumer Relations Board (CRB)
4,020.00
3,320.00
3,320.00
Drug Education Center
3,726.00
3,046.00
3,151.00
Ebony Theatre Company
1,005.00
472.50
0.00
Environmental Awareness Center
600.00
0.00
0.00
Fine Arts Council
1.60 LI
47,182.40
47,182.40
$1.60 Line Item
)
5,999.50
4,784.50
4,799.50
230.00
230.00
230.00
10,080.00
10,080.00
$1.60 Line Item
)
(
FONE
Hispanic Student Union
I.D. Cards
10,080.00
(
Infant & Child Care Center
3,600.00
2,700.00
2,700.00
International Coordinating Council
5,526.00
4,986.00
4,986.00
KSDB-FM Radio
7,762.87
7,762.87
7,762.87
357,456.00
357,456.00
K-State Union
Legal Services
($12 LI/full-time
student & $6 LI/
part-time student)
12,711.00
B-4
($12 LI/full-time student & $6 LI/part-time student)
12,891.40
12,891.40
AMOUNT
REQUESTED
MECHA
FINANCE COMM.
RECOMMENDATIONS
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
4,580.00
2,400.00
2,325.00
850.00
650.00
650.00
Pregnancy Counseling
4,183.00
3,465.50
3,465.50
Rifle Club
2,293.00
0.00
0.00
Recreational Services
2.50 LI
73,722.50
73,722.50
$2.50 Line Item
)
23,398.40
23,398.40
88,467.00
88,467.00
$3.00 Line Item
)
591.00
1,037.40
1,550.00
1,550.00
19,236.00
18,386.00
19,186.00
4,579.30
4,579.30
4,579.30
750.00
390.00
750.00
----------
5,250.00
5,250.00
Reserves
-----------
5,084.27
2,430.92
TOTALS
120,128.87
732,618.00
732,618.00
Native American Indian Student Body
(
Student Governing Association (SGA)
23,096.40
Student Publications
3.00 LI
(
Students for Handicapped Concerns (SHC)
1,410.80
Touchstone
1,800.00
Any money made off the sales of the magazine shall
be returned to the Touchstone Restricted Fees Account
& remain there at the end of the fiscal year, in order to make
them self-sufficient. This process shall be reviewed at the 1979-80
Tentative Allocations.
University for Man (UFM)
University Learning Network
Women’s Resource Center (WRC)
Withholding
Does not include line item amounts, except I.D. Cards.
Does not include Withholding or Reserves.
PASSED 4/20/78 - 37/1/1
B-5
BILL 78/79/5
BY
FUNDING FOR FORENSICS TEAM TO NATIONALS
Steve Walton
WHEREAS KSU Forensics have qualified 19 individuals for competition at the National
Forensics Tournament in Monmouth, New Jersey, and
WHEREAS the Forensics Team placed first last month in regional competition, and
WHEREAS the body expressed its support for student assistance for this type of activity in a
resolution passed this February, and
WHEREAS Arts & Sciences Council has no remaining funds for disposition in this school
year, and
WHEREAS the body has, in the past, expressed both its support for and its willingness to
financially under ride the expenses of national competition for KSU students who
have succeeded in qualifying for national-level competition (Senate Bill 74/75/46,
Funding of Soils Judging Team to National Tournament; Senate Bill 75/76/7,
Funding of Debate Squad to National Championship; Senate Bill 76/77/4,
Funding of Soils Judging Team to Nationals), and
WHEREAS the body has also expressed its concern that the University Administration act as a
partner with Student Government in providing financial support for said
academically-oriented organizations
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $881.44 to the “Speech Unlimited” (Forensics) account
for use in sending 9 students to the April 21-25, National Forensics Tournament.
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account and shall
be broken down as follows:
Travel
Subsistence
Lodging
Entry Fees
$ 560.19
87.50
90.00
143.75
SECTION 3. The aforementioned sum constitutes an appropriate proportion of the total
requirement for sending these 9 students to Nationals, Senate urges the University
Administration to at least match the total student contribution, and thus meet its
responsibilities to this academically-oriented activity.
PASSED 4/11/78 - 26/14/1
B-6
BILL 78/79/9
BY
SALARY INCREASE FOR DIRECTORS
OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Lank Spencer & Ted Knopp
WHEREAS the Social Service Directors who return for another year in the same position
receive no extra compensation for experience, and
WHEREAS their experience is valuable to that Social Service and the students it serves
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate add a Section II to Senate Bill 71/72/46, SGA Spending
Regulations, to read as follows:
An S.G.A. funded Social Service Director will be entitled to a 5% salary increase
their first consecutive year in the same directorship position.
SECTION 2. This will become effective beginning with Fiscal Year 1978-79.
PASSED 4/20/78
B-7
BILL 78/79/7
BY
NICHOLS GYM RECOMMENDATION
Finance Committee
WHEREAS Senate Bill 73/76/28 expires at the beginning of Fiscal Year 1978-79 since actual
construction of the proposed renovation has not begun, and
WHEREAS Student Government showed a great deal of interest in the recent State
Legislature’s funding of $45,000 for a study on Nichols Gym, and
WHEREAS Finance Committee feels significant progress has been made towards the Nichols
Gym renovation
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Senate Bill 75/76/28 be extended until the beginning of Fiscal Year 1982-83.
PASSED 5/4/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
B-8
BILL 78/79/8
BY
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION: ENGINEERING
COLLEGE COUNCIL
Dave McKee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following revisions to the Engineering College Council Constitution be
ratified by Student Senate:
revisions are available in the SGS Office
NOTE: all revisions are in Article IV.
PASSED 5/4/78
B-9
BILL 78/79/9
BY
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION: ARCHITECTURE
AND DESIGN COLLEGE COUNCIL
Richard McClanathan, Jeff Labahn, Jim Bruns, Design Council
revised constitution is available in the SGS Office
PASSED 5/4/78
B-10
BILL 78/79/10
BY
MANDATORY PUBLICATION OF TENTATIVE
AND FINAL ALLOCATIONS INFORMATION
Tim Phares
WHEREAS the students need easy access to allocations spending information, and
WHEREAS the information dealing with allocations needs to be clearly defined in table form
so that the students can compare the respective budgets and gain an overview of
allocations spending
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate shall release, in table form, tentative and. final allocations
information to the Collegian, and, concurrently, will have tentative and final
allocations information printed copies available in the SGS Office.
PASSED 8/31/78 - 26/11
B-11
BILL 78/79/11
BY
PURCHASE OF DICTAPHONE MACHINE
Finance Committee
WHEREAS the present Dictaphone machine used in the SGS Office is the property of the KState Union, is old, and has not functioned properly for some time, and
WHEREAS the SGS Secretary has looked into purchasing a new machine and found the
Olympia Dictating/Transcribing Unit - Model DG 501, originally priced at
$299.50 but can be purchased for $168.00 by SGA, to be satisfactory
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $168.00 to the Student Governing Association for the
purchase of the Olympia Dictating/Transcribing Unit - Model DC 501, to be used
by the entire Student Government Services Office.
SECTION 2. This money will he taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 8/31/78
B-12
BILL 78/79/12
BY
CLOSING OF 1977-78 ACCOUNTS
Finance Committee
WHEREAS SGA allocated the student activity fee for one fiscal year, and
WHEREAS the groups listed in this bill had monies left in their accounts after June 30, 1978,
and
WHEREAS each group received notice of an appeal date and requested appeal hearings were
granted
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate instruct the Comptrollers Office to decrease the following
accounts by the amounts listed below and that this money be placed in the SGA
Unallotted account.
Arch. & Design College Council
Art Dept. Fine Arts
Associated Students of Kansas
Band and Orchestra
Black Student Union
Business College Council
Choral
Debate and Oratory
Education College Council
Engineering Open House
Home Ec. College Council
International Coordinating Council
KSDB-FM Radio
Legal Services
Livestock Judging
MECHA
Native American Indian Student Body
Pregnancy Counseling
Rifle Club
Student Governing Association
Touchstone
Veterans on Campus
Wildlife Society
Wool Judging
PASSED 9/14/78
B-13
$ 872.23
3.99
150.41
.46
683.25
539.03
23.02
.22
1,490.42
56.86
360.62
836.03
21.12
921.10
.02
35.42
249.29
2.12
1.64
75.74
57.62
138.00
.49
14.70
$6,532.80
BILL 78/79/13
BY
BY-LAWS REVISION: ELECTION DATE
Senate Operations Committee & Greg Musil
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article I, Section 2, Part A, Paragraph 3 of the KSU SGA By-Laws be amended
from
The election dates for the office of Student Senate shall be the Wednesday of the
fourth (4th) full week of classes in the Spring Semester and the Wednesday of the
fourth (4th) full week of classes following the final allocations in the Fall
Semester.
to:
The election dates for the office of Student Senate shall be the Wednesday of the
fourth (4th) full week of classes in the Spring Semester and no earlier than the
second (2nd) full week nor later than the fourth (4th) full week following the final
allocations in the Fall Semester.
Article I, Section 2, Part A, Paragraph 4 of the KSU SGA By-Laws be amended
from:
The Student Senate shall set the date for all referendums.
to:
The Student Senate shall set the date of all referendums and the date for Fall
Semester Student Senate elections.
PASSED 9/14/78
B-14
BILL 78/79/14
BY
ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF I.D. CARDS
Finance Committee
WHEREAS the Finance Committee decided that SGA should reimburse Admissions an
Records for the repairing of the Embosser Machine, and
WHEREAS the Finance Committee believes that Admissions and Records needs a new clutch
for the machine to repair the old-style pouch I.D.’s
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $300 to be given to Admissions and Records for the repair
of the Embosser Machine.
SECTION 2. The money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 9/14/78
B-15
BILL 78/79/15
BY
CONSTITUTIONAL & BY-LAWS REVISIONS:
ELECTION DATE
Lisa Zahn, Brian Rassette, Dave McKee, E. J. Compton, Mark Kinnaman, Greg
Musil, Jay Selanders, Mary Kaye Faubion, Jeff Zillinger, Ted Knopp
WHEREAS there is a need for more continuity and efficiency in Student Senate, and
WHEREAS the split elections has not provided continuity and commitment in Student Senate
as originally intended, and
WHEREAS the voter turnout and interest for the Fall Election has been small, as compared to
the Spring Election, and
WHEREAS having only one election a year would save more than $300
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article V, Section 504 of the SGA Constitution be amended to read:
504.
A. Representation to the Student Senate shall be one (1) member for each
three hundred (300) full-time students or major fraction thereof in each
college and the Graduate School.
B. The new Student Senate shall officially take office three (3) meetings
after his/her election.
C. During this two (2) week period, the new Student Senate will be
assigned an outgoing Student Senator who will be responsible for
orientating the new Student Senator.
D. It will be the responsibility of the Senate Operations Standing
Committee to organize a retreat to welcome the new Student Senators.
SECTION 2. Article I, Section 2, Part A, Numbers 2 and 3 of the SGA By-Laws be combined
to read:
2. The Student Senate shall be elected the Wednesday of the fourth (4th) full
week of classes in the Spring Semester for a one-year term.
SECTION 3. This would go into effect February 1980 with the Student Senate elected October
1978 being held over until February 1980.
PASSED 9/21/78 - 34/8/0
B-16
BILL 78/79/16
BY
FUNDING FOR KSU DELEGATES TO THE 5TH
ANNUAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
STUDENT LEGAL RIGHTS
Brian Rassette
WHEREAS the Student Governing Association of Kansas State University has gained a great
amount of national recognition through the sponsorship of the 4th Annual
National Conference on Student Legal Rights, and
WHEREAS KSU students should support their own national conference, and
WHEREAS students participating in the conference will have an opportunity to gain a great
amount of educational information, and
WHEREAS
KSU-SGA’s name has been identified with the conference, with no financial
commitment to this date
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $500 to the 5th Annual National Conference on Student
Legal Rights for registration fees for 2 delegates and travel to New Orleans, La.
$70 x 2 =
$ 140.00 registration fee
276.00 travel
84.00 subsistence
$ 500.00
SECTION 2. Personnel Selection Committee shall select the individuals who will represent KState students.
SECTION 3. The students selected to participate in the conference shall submit an oral report to
Student Senate the first Thursday following the conference, November 2, 1978,
and to other student organizations which would be affected by issues discussed at
the conference.
SECTION 4. This money shall be taken from the Unallotted account.
PASSED 9/28/78
B-17
BILL 78/79/17
BY
FALL 1978 ELECTION DATE
Senate Operations Committee
WHEREAS Senate Bill 78/79/13 set guidelines for the Fall Election dates
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Wednesday, October 25, 1978, be set as the date for the Fall Student Senate
Elections.
PASSED 9/28/73
B-18
BILL 78/79/18
BY
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION: REFERENDUM
RATIFICATION PROCEDURES
Senate Operations Committee & Greg Musil
WHEREAS student referendums should he important measures of student desires, and
WHEREAS the present method of ratification of referendums rewards referendum opponents
for failure to vote, and
WHEREAS a large majority of voting students may be thwarted by non-voting opponents
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Article XI, Section 1103 of the Student Governing Association Constitution
which reads:
A law of the KSU SGA may be passed by a referendum in which one-third (1/3)
of the KSU SGA members vote and one-half (1/2) of those voting concur.
be amended to read:
A law of the KSU SGA may be passed by a referendum in which one-third (1/3)
of the KSU SGA members vote and one-half (1/2) of those voting concur or by a
referendum in which two-thirds (2/3) of those voting concur regardless of the total
number of votes cast.
PASSED 10/5/78 - 33/6/2
B-19
Bill 78/79/19
BY
SEATING OF THE OCTOBER 1978 STUDENT SENATE
Elections Committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as Student Senators from their respective
colleges until February 1980:
Agriculture
Eileen Eggleston
Dee James
Roger Lind
John Wayne Martin
Michael Terry
David Exline
Steve Hentges
Curtis A. Krizek
Patrick H. Miller
Clark Ruttinger
Mark W. Skinner
Isaac D. Turner
Craig Cole
Mark Zimmerman
Steve Arnoldy
Marc Blanchard
Steve Coble
Vivian Bliss
Kitty King
Roger Luce
Architecture & Design
Arts & Sciences
Business Administration
Education
Engineering
Home Economics
Graduate School
SECTION 2. Be it noted that 1,444 students voted on October 25, 1978 in the K-State Union
and Farrell Library.
PASSED 10/26/78
B-20
BILL 78/79/20
BY
1978-79 FINAL ALLOCATIONS
Finance Committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following allocations be approved as Final Allocations for the 1978-79 Fiscal
Year:
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
REQUESTED
Associated Students of Kansas
$ .25 head/count
$ 7,372.25
(
Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU
Black Student Union (BSU)
College Councils
Agriculture
Arch. & Design
Arts & Sciences
Business Admin.
Education
Engineering
Graduate School
Home Economics
Vet. Med.
$.25 Line Item
$7,031.75
)
115.00
115.00
115.00
1,975.00
1,650.00
2,150.00
42,109.56
42,109.56
($1.50 LI/full-time
student & $.42 LI/
part-time student)
$ 6,542.52
2,765.40
11,095.56
5,151.72
2,331.72
5,124.96
4,246.20
3,651.48
1,200.00
FINAL
ALLOCATIONS
($1.50 LI/full-time student & $.42 LI/part-time student)
+996.10 Total College Councils
+1,068.86
+3,537.18
45,646.74
+32.50
+1,439.72
Consumer Relations Board (CRB)
4,020.00
3,320.00
3,320.00
Drug Education Center
3,726.00
3,151.00
3,872.72
Ebony Theatre Company
1,005.00
0.00
0.00
Environmental Awareness Center
600.00
0.00
0.00
Fine Arts Council
1.60 LI
47,182.40
45,003.20
$1.60 Line Item
)
-----------------------+111.19
Total Fine Arts Council
45,114.39
(
+ Dance
FONE
Hispanic Student Union
I.D. Cards
5,999.50
4,799.50
4,824.50
230.00
230.00
230.00
10,080.00
10,080.00
$1.60 New Student
)
2,700.00
2,700.00
10,080.00
(
Infant & Child Care Center
3,600.00
B-21
TENTATIVE
ALLOCATIONS
REQUESTED
FINAL
ALLOCATIONS
International Coordinating Council
5,526.00
4,986.00
4,986.00
KSDB-FM Radio
7,762.87
7,762.87
7,995.60
357,456.00
357,168.00
K-State Union
($12 LI/full-time
student & $6 LI/
part-time student)
Legal Services
($12 LI/full-time student & $6 LI/part-time student)
12,711.00
12,891.40
12,891.40
4,580.00
2,325.00
2,325.00
850.00
650.00
650.00
Pregnancy Counseling
4,183.00
3,465.50
3,465.50
Rifle Club
2,293.00
0.00
0.00
73,722.50
70,317.50
$2.50 Line Item
)
23,398.40
23,543.05
88,467.00
84,381.00
$3.00 Line Item
)
1,037.40
1,037.40
Touchstone
1,800.00
Any money made off the sales of the magazine shall
be returned to the Touchstone Restricted Fees Account
& remain there at the end of the fiscal year, in order to make
them self-sufficient. This process shall be reviewed at the 1979-80
Tentative Allocations.
1,550.00*
1,550.00*
University for Man (UFM)
19,236.00
19,186.00
19,186.00
4,579.30
4,579.30
4,629.20
0.00
0.00
80.00
----------
5,250.00
5,250.00
750.00
750.00
750.00
----------120,128.87
2,430.92
732,618.00
2,430.92
727,721.67*
MECHA
Native American Indian Student Body
Recreational Services
2.50 LI
(
Student Governing Association (SGA)
Student Publications
23,096.40
3.00 LI
(
Students for Handicapped Concerns (SHC)
University Learning Network
Veterans on Campus
Withholding
Women’s Resource Center (WRC)
Reserves
TOTALS
1,410.80
* $ 3,214.64 is from the 1977-78 Fiscal Year
PASSED 9/28/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
B-22
BILL 78/79/21
BY
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISIONS:
CABINET POSITIONS
Sam Brownback & Randy Tosh
SECTION 1. Article IV, Section 408 of the SGA Constitution be amended from:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
Attorney General
Public Relations Director
College Council Coordinator
International Affairs Director
Campus Director of ASK (approved by ASK Exec. Dir.)
Union Governing Board Director (not appointed, hut elected by U B)
Any other administrative assistants determined necessary and proper for the
general operation of SGA.
to:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F
G.
H.
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
State & Community Affairs Director
Same as G. above
PASSED 10/5/78 - 32/2/8
B-23
BILL 78/79/22
BY
FUNDING OF REGISTRATION FEE FOR
SPURS REGIONAL CONVENTION
Pam Nicklaus, Mac Thompson, Kitty King
WHEREAS Spurs was voted Most Active Chapter in the Nation, and
WHEREAS Spurs will be representing K-State at the Regional Convention to be held October
14 at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, where 7 other universities will be
in attendance
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $120 to Spurs for the registration fees for attending the
Spurs Regional Convention at Butler University, on October 14.
$15 x 8 = $120 - registration fee for 8 people
The total cost of the convention is $380.
SECTION 2. The money will be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
FAILED 10/5/78
B-24
BILL 78/79/23
BY
ARTS & SCIENCES COLLEGE COUNCIL
CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION
Dana Foster
WHEREAS Arts & Sciences Council recognizes the economics and political efficiency of
holding annual elections, and
WHEREAS the increasing involvement of Arts & Sciences Council in the affairs of the
College of Arts & Sciences creates a need for a larger Council membership, and
WHEREAS it is deemed important to the viability of the Council that leadership roles within
the Council should be regularly accessible to new members
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
the amendments are available in the 10/19 minutes
PASSED 10/19/78
B-25
BILL 78/79/24
BY
PARTIAL FUNDING OF BAND FOR
HOMECOMING “STREET DANCE”
Helen Burtis & Sam Brownback
WHEREAS Homecoming is an all-university activity, and
WHEREAS any event sponsored by Homecoming is open to the entire University, and
WHEREAS the “street dance”, organized by Blue Key as a Homecoming activity, is provided
for the entertainment of the entire University
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $150 from the Reserves for Contingencies account to
Blue Key to be used as partial payment for the band, Black Frost, playing Friday,
October 20, 1978 at the Homecoming Street Dance.
NOTE: the total cost of the band if $450. KSUARH will provide $200 and Blue
Key has allocated $100 for the band.
PASSED 10/12/78 – UNANIMOUSLY
B-26
BILL 78/79/25
BY
APPROVAL OF ASSOCIATED STUDENT OF KANSAS
(ASK) CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION
Mark Werner & Sam Brownback
WHEREAS certain changes in the Constitution of the Associated Students of Kansas have
been proposed by the ASK Board of Directors, and
WHEREAS the Kansas State University Student Senate has previously voted to approve the
provisional membership of the University of Kansas in ASK
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate shall approve the Constitution of the Associated Students of
Kansas.
the revised Constitution is available in the SGS Office
PASSED 11/9/78
B-27
BILL 78/79/26
COLLEGE COUNCIL FUNDING
Ag. College Council Pres., Arts & Sciences College Council Pres., Education
College Council Pres., Home Ec. College Council Pres., Vet. Med. College
Council Pres., Graduate Student Assoc. Pres., Sam Brownback, Doug Cook,
Patrick Miller, Greg Musil, Pam Nicklaus, Roger Seymour, Alan Sobba, Nancy
VanMeter.
Contents of the bill are available in the SGS Office
FAILED 11/30/78
B-28
BILL 78/79/27
BY:
REFERENDUM ON THE NEW ARENA AT KSU
Brian Rassette, Rich Macha, Dana Foster, Jay Selanders, Allen Roberts, Sam
Brownback
WHEREAS Ahearn Fieldhouse is used by the Department of Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation and by the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and by Recreational
Services, and
WHEREAS it is used 136 hours/week and open 20 hours/day (6:00 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. the
following day) and
WHEREAS from July, 1976, to June, 1977, there were 146 special events in 96 special event
days, and
WHEREAS maintenance takes place between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., creating virtually no
times for repairs, and
WHEREAS the Press Box facilities are totally inadequate, and
WHEREAS it was opened in the Spring of 1950 with student enrollment of 5,000, and
WHEREAS ticket demand from students exceed seating space, and
WHEREAS Ahearn Fieldhouse is the most over-used facility of its type in the nation, and
WHEREAS the facility does not meet average concert standards, thus inhibiting ticket sales
and scheduling of various performers, and
WHEREAS our facility is not comparable to other facilities in the Big 8 Conference, and
WHEREAS building a new facility would free Ahearn Fieldhouse of the Department of
Intercollegiate Athletics, thus creating more office space and classroom time for
H.P.E.R. and more time for Ahearn Fieldhouse maintenance
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate authorize the holding of a referendum on the following question to
be held in conjunction with the Spring 1979 SGA General Election.
The following shall be adopted as responsibilities of the Student Governing
Association of Kansas State University.
Student Governing Association shall request the Kansas State University
President and the University Long Range Planning Committee, in conjunction
with the Intercollegiate Athletic Council, to implement the necessary
B-29
requirements to construct and operate an indoor basketball, concert, and allpurpose arena. This building is to meet program requirements, in this order of
priority: 1) men’s and women’s basketball, 2) concerts, and 3) other general
University needs such as all-university lectures, convocations, commencements,
and Intercollegiate Athletic offices. The Student Governing Association shall be
involved in the planning and utilization decisions of this facility at every level.
This building is to be partially funded in the following manner:
1. A $ 5.75/semester/full-time student and a $4.50/semester/part-time student
increase in the present student activity fee to begin in the Fall of 1981.
Summer school students shall be assessed $1/credit hour/summer school
student starting the Summer of 1982. As soon as the Football Stadium Bonds
are retired (approximately Fall of 1985) the current assessment of
$4.25/semester/full-time student and the $.50/semester/part-time student will
apply toward payments on a new arena, totaling $10.00/semester/full-time
student and $5.00/semester/part-time student. The total student contribution
will not exceed $2.5 million which shall be utilized only toward the retirement
of a maximum of 30-year construction bonds for a new arena. These monies
are not to be used for operating expenses. Upon retirement of these bonds, this
assessment will be terminated.
2. If by the Spring of 1981, as determined by a majority vote of Student Senate,
no substantial progress toward funding the construction of an arena has been
made by other potential contributors (alumni, State of Kansas, private
contributors, City of Manhattan, Riley County, etc.), this referendum shall be
considered null and void. Therefore, no student funds will be collected for this
project. If it is determined substantial progress has taken place toward the
funding of an arena, then Section 1 will take effect in the Fall of 1981.
3. The Student Governing Association will advocate the construction of a 17,000
or more seat basketball/multi-purpose arena to be located in the General
Sports Complex area.
4. The officers of the Student Governing Association will vigorously petition the
Kansas State University Administration and other potential contributors for
the additional resources needed to build and operate the aforementioned
facility.
PASSED 32/5/1 - 12/7/78
PASSED THE STUDENT BODY ON 2/14/49 3-1
B-30
BILL 78/79/28
BY:
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS FUNDING
Sam Brownback, Deb Williams
WHEREAS the student members of the Board of Directors of Student Publications, Inc. are
elected by the student body of Kansas State University to act with faculty
representatives as publishers of The K-State Collegian and the Royal Purple, and
WHEREAS the Board of Directors of Student Publications, Inc. has revised their By-Laws to
raise the number of directors to seven (7) by raising the number of student
members elected by the student body from three (3) to four (4), and
WHEREAS the Board of Student Publications audits annually the finances of the
organizations under their jurisdiction
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Publications line item set by student referendum be automatically
allocated to the Board of Student Publications for yearly review and allocation by
that body.
SECTION 2. If Student Senate wishes information about the use of funds generated by the
Student Publications line item, they (Student Senate) shall request the student
members of the Board of Student Publications to report to them concerning their
budgetary and accountability procedures.
SECTION 3. Student Senate constitutionally retains the right to raise or lower line items.
DIED IN SENATE OPERATIONS STANDING COMMITTEE
B-31
BILL 78/79/29
BY:
ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF THE STUDENTS
FOR HANDICAPPED CONCERNS
E. J. Compton, Donna Core, Greg Musil, Nancy VanMeter
WHEREAS Student Senate has shown support of renting a car for use by handicapped
students for 30 days during bad weather by providing funding during 1978-79
allocations, and
WHEREAS the car rental fee has been increased from $9/day to $12.50/day since allocations,
and
WHEREAS the University will continue the service over the 30-day limit or until March 9,
1979, if Student Senate will provide the necessary funds to cover increased car
rental for the 30 days previously planned on, and
WHEREAS if Student Senate does not provide the additional funds, the program will be cut
severely
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate $105 to the already allocated $420 for State Car - making
the total read $1,142.40 - with this money being taken from the Reserves for
Contingencies account.
PASSED 11/30/78
B-32
BILL 78/79/30
BY:
SPENDING POLICY FOR COLLEGE COUNCILS
FOR FISCAL YEAR 1979-80
Ad hoc Committee on College Councils Spending Policy
WHEREAS Senate Bill 76/77/57, College Council Funding, called for the appointment of an
ad hoc committee to formulate a policy on spending that the nine (9) College
Councils would have to adhere to when allocating or spending monies.
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following policy by used by the College Councils when spending monies:
A. When any monies are to be allocated for travel to a conference or convention, public
notification should be posted within the college and in the Collegian (campus
bulletin, classified ads, etc.) no less than two (2) weeks for in-state travel and six (6)
weeks for out-of-state travel before said conference or convention, with exceptions to
be considered by Finance Committee.
B. No monies may be spent on gifts.
C. No monies may be spent on telephone equipment. Money may be spent on telephone
calls only if it pertains to organization business.
D. Any item or service that can be purchased on Campus must be purchased on Campus.
E. Finance Committee must approve any monies spent on capital improvements or
equipment purchases (improvements to any building or land, office equipment,
appliances, etc.).
F. Monies spent on parties or social functions are here by prohibited.
G. No monies may be spent on clothing without approval of Finance Committee.
H. College Councils may make budget switches within the Council if the amount is less
than $50 with written notification to the SGA Financial Advisor. Any budget
switches over $50 must have Finance Committee’s approval.
I.
No monies may be spent on food.
J. All newly elected presidents and treasurers of all College Councils immediately upon
taking office are strongly encouraged to make arrangements and meet with the SGA
Financial Advisor.
K. It is the responsibility of all newly elected College Council officers to inform the
SGA Financial Advisor of their election.
PASSED 2/1/79
B-33
BILL 78/79/31
BY:
SALARY FOR FINANCE COMMITTEE
CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS the position of Finance Committee Chairperson is very time consuming as
compared to the other standing committee chair positions, and
WHEREAS few individuals can devote up to forty hours of work a week without being paid
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Finance Committee Chairperson be paid a salary of $75/month for the
months of March and April.
SECTION 2. This money shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 23/8 - 2/1/79
B-34
BILL 78/79/23
BY:
APPROVAL OF STUDENT HEALTH
INSURANCE PROGRAM
Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee
WHEREAS the student health insurance policy at Kansas State University came up for rebidding this year for the years 1979-80 and 1980-81, and
WHEREAS specifications for the insurance policy were included, and
WHEREAS Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Kansas returned the lowest bid
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Blue Cross-Blue Shield as underwriters of the student
health insurance plan for Kansas State University for the 1979-80 and 1980-81
school years.
Student only
Student and Spouse
Student, Spouse, & Dependent Children
Student and Dependent Children
Maternity Rider
PASSED 2/8/79
B-35
$ 123.60
250.92
406.80
273.00
319.92
BILL 78/79/33
BY:
ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR
DICTAPHONE MACHINE
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS a new Dictaphone machine would be a great asset to the functioning and
performance of the entire S.G.S. Office, and
WHEREAS Student Senate passed a bill on September 28, 1978, allocating $168 for the
purchase of a new Dictaphone machine for the S.G.S. Office to be used by the
entire office, and
WHEREAS the quoted price of $168 was greatly under the correct price of the original
Dictaphone machine
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate allocate an additional $300, to bring the total to $468, for the
purchase of a Lanier Edisette II Dictating/Transcribing Unit.
SECTION 2. The monies shall be taken from the Reserves for Contingencies account.
PASSED 2/15/79
B-36
BILL 78/79/34
BY:
SEATING OF 1979-80 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT,
BOARD OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS, AND
STUDENT SENATORS
Elections Committee
BE IT ENACTED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved for the respective positions:
Student Body President
Board of Student Publications
Agriculture Student Senators
Architecture & Design Student Senators
Arts & Sciences Student Senators
Business Student Senator
Engineering Student Senators
Graduate School Student Senator
Home Economics Student Senators
Veterinary Medicine Student Senator
Greg Musil
Cindy Friesen
John Dodderidge
Roger Seymour
Angela Scanlan
Mark Mugler
Chuck Banks
Winton Smith
Duane Hafley
Lori Bergen
David Foster
Marc McCabe
Rick Husselman
Jim Duke
Steve Garinger
Jim Brewer
------------------Richard Shearer
Sue Willson
Sharon Davenport
Jerry Biwer
SECTION 2. Because of a tie for the third position in the College of Engineering, the
Engineering College Council will make the selection between Mark Bergmeier
and Jeff Wilbur
PASSED 2/15/79
B-37
RESOLUTION 78/79/1
BY:
THANKS TO NBC/TVS & PETITION SUPPORTING
FAIR PLAY AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
Terry Matlack, Cindy Thomas, Sam Brownback, Skip Boyd
WHEREAS we, the students of Kansas State University, wish to thank NBC and TVS
television networks for their past and future coverage of KSU basketball, and
WHEREAS we whole-heartedly support fair play and good sportsmanship in all activities, and
WHEREAS we, the students, are committed toward the accomplishment of these two goals
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The NBC and TVS television networks be informed of these goals that K-State
students have.
SECTION 2. A petition be available for students to sign in the SGS Office supporting this
resolution.
DIED ON THE TABLE
R-1
RESOLUTION 78/79/2
BY:
APPROVAL OF FINANCE
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Emily J. Compton as Finance Committee Chairperson.
PASSED 3/9/78
R-2
RESOLUTION 78/79/3
BY:
APPOINTMENT OF STANDING
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS interviews were conducted by the Student Senate Chairperson, Vice Chairperson,
and past Committee Chairpersons
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following individuals for the respective
Chairpersonships to the Student Senate Standing Committees:
Senate Operations
Communications
Student Affairs
Academic Affairs
State & Community Affairs
Personnel Selection
Finance
Ted Knopp
Mary Kaye Faubion
Joe Rossini
Dave McKee
Brian Rassette
Jay Selanders
E. J. Compton
PASSED 3/23/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
R-3
RESOLUTION 78/79/4
BY:
APPROVAL OF CABINET MEMBERS
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS applications for Cabinet positions were submitted by numerous interested
individuals and interviews were conducted by the Student Body President and
associated persons
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following individuals for the respective Cabinet
positions on the Student Body President’s Cabinet:
Administrative Assistants
Special Assistant
Attorney General
College Council Coordinator
State & Legislative Affairs Director
Community Relations Director
International Affairs Director
Public Relations Director
Special Projects Director
Minority Affairs Director
Women’s Affairs Director
Operations Manager
Off-Campus & Married Students Director
PASSED 3/30/78
R-4
Lisa Baumgarten
Rex Matlack
Ron Wilson
Max Wietharn
Doug Cook
Randy Tosh
Kevin Burnett
Martha Winkler
Theresa Montgomery
Allen Roberts
Anita Cobbins
Diana Greenough
Elaine Hefty
Kirk Johnson
RESOLUTION 78/79/5
BY:
SUPPORT OF COUNCIL OF PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL:
OPERATIONAL FUNDING OF STUDENT UNIONS
BY THE STATE
State & Community Affairs Comm. and Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the student union is used extensively for academic use and by the administration,
and
WHEREAS the student union is used extensively for conferences, workshops, and dinners, of
both academic and non-academic nature, and by the community, and
WHEREAS the university uses no state funds to pay utilities or direct costs of the student
union, and
WHEREAS the university does not pay the union a rental fee for the use of the meeting
facilities for regular university activities, and
WHEREAS the student union is now funded entirely by the students of Kansas State
University and its operation, and
WHEREAS the students of Kansas State University should not be forced to solely shoulder the
responsibility of rising utilities costs when the union is of great benefit to the
community, faculty and administration
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The student body of Kansas State University strongly endorse funding from the
university to subsidize the cost of university and academic use of the Union.
SECTION 2. The Student Body President take this resolution to the Board of Regents and
University President.
PASSED 4/13/78
R-5
RESOLUTION 78/79/6
BY:
APPROVAL OF UNION GOVERNING
BOARD MEMBERS
Greg Mayer and Personnel Selection Committee
WHEREAS four student seats on the Union Governing Board were open, due to expiration of
terms, and
WHEREAS the interviewing committee consisting of UGB-members, a member of Personnel
Selection Committee, and a Student Senate Liaison held interviews on Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 4 and 5, for the four vacancies
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following people as voting members of the Union
Governing Board: Diane Lederer - Gene Atkinson - Fred Kern.
SECTION 2. Student Senate approve the following individual as a non-voting member of the
Union Governing Board: Don Foster.
PASSED 4/13/78
R-6
RESOLUTION 78/79/7
BY:
APPROVAL OF ASSISTANT STUDENT
COORDINATOR OF UNIVERSITY OF MAN
Personnel Selection Committee
WHEREAS the Assistant Student Coordinator for University for Man is leaving after fulfilling
her agreement with UFM, and
WHEREAS a new Student Coordinator needs to be hired, and
WHEREAS an extensive interviewing process was followed for the filling of the position for
Assistant Student Coordinator, and
WHEREAS the interviewing panel has decided that Tom Hollinberger is the most qualified
person that applied for the position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Tom Hollinberger be hired for the position of Assistant Student Coordinator of
University for Man.
PASSED 4/27/78
R-7
RESOLUTION 78/79/8
BY:
APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES BOARD
CHAIRPERSON AND STUDENT-AT-LARGE MEMBERS
Paul Wilson and Rex Matlack
WHEREAS the present chairperson of UAB has resigned due to graduation, and
WHEREAS the members of UAB selected the existing vice-chairperson as the new
chairperson, and
WHEREAS the committee selects the 4 student-at-large members
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve the following individuals for the 4 student-at- large
positions on the University Activities Board:
Art Chartrand, chairperson
Steve Tyler, hold-over member
Dean Andrew
R. Scott Hoisington
PASSED 5/4/78
R-8
RESOLUTION 78/79/9
BY:
APPROVAL OF ACTING STUDENT
SENATE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS Hank Spencer was elected by the Student Senate as vice-chairperson to fulfill the
duties of chairperson in the event that the chairperson is unable to, and
WHEREAS Mick Morrell, current chairperson, will be unable to be at Kansas State during the
months of June and July
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Hank Spencer shall be named “acting chairperson” and that said individual shall
receive the full Student Senate Chairperson salary for the months of June and
July, 1978.
PASSED 5/4/78
R-9
RESOLUTION 78/79/10
BY:
APPROVAL OF INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC COUNCIL MEMBERS
Sam Brownback, Rex Matlack, Personnel Selection Committee
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved as voting members of the Intercollegiate
Athletic Council:
Bill Oswald, Craig McVey, Ted Knopp
SECTION 2. The following individuals be approved as alternate members of the Intercollegiate
Athletic Council:
Roger Page, Gwendolyn Macon
FAILED 5/4/78 - 12/27/1
R-10
RESOLUTION 78/79/11
BY:
APPROVAL OF JUDICIAL BOARD MEMBERS
Sam Brownback, Rex Matlack, Personnel Selection Committee
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individual be approved as the off-campus representative on the
Judicial Council: Jeff Culley
SECTION 2. The following individuals be approved as student members of the Traffic Appeals
Board: Steve Salter - chairperson, Crystal Chubb, Brad Staffen, Gary Mitchell,
Bruce Kuehnle.
SECTION 3. The following individuals be approved as student members of the Student
Tribunal: John Brettell, chancellor; Skip Boyd; Becky Browne; Jim Howard; Sam
Winter.
SECTION 4. The following individuals be approved as student members of the Student Review
Board: Mary Pruitt - chairperson, Jeff Morris, Deb Barker, Steve Tyler, Mike
Wangeman.
PASSED 5/4/78
R-11
RESOLUTION 78/79/12
BY:
APPOINTMENT TO STUDENT TRIBUNAL
Max Wietharn
WHEREAS a Tribunal position was vacated by a member who accepted a position in
Washington last December, and
WHEREAS the new Tribunal members do not take office until June 1, 1978
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Jim Howard to fill the vacancy on Tribunal.
PASSED 5/4/78
R-12
RESOLUTION 78/79/13
BY:
REEVALUATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC COUNCIL
Ted Knopp, Student Senate Operations Committee
WHEREAS considerable confusion and dissatisfaction exists within the I.A.C. and within the
University as to the activities, authority, and responsibilities of the I.A.C., and
WHEREAS this confusion and dissatisfaction precludes constructive and effective
administration of intercollegiate athletics at Kansas State University
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate urges the President of the University to review and evaluate the
performance of the I.A.C. and to institute any structural or organizational changes
which would make that body more effective.
SECTION 2. Student Senate requests the President of the University to outline the areas of
involvement of the I.A.C. and the authority and responsibilities of the I.A.C. in
these areas.
SECTION 3. Student Senate stresses the importance of full-balanced student involvement in the
final structure of I.A.C.
PASSED 5/4/78
R-13
RESOLUTION 78/79/14
BY:
ROYAL PURPLE DISTRIBUTION CLEAN-UP
Doug Cook and Jay Selanders
a copy is available in the S.G.S. Office
NEVER INTRODUCED
R-14
RESOLUTION 78/79/15
BY:
APPROVAL OF CONSUMER RELATIONS
BOARD DIRECTOR
Personnel Selection Committee
WHEREAS these job qualifications were established:
1. One year of work on Consumer Relations Board
2. Senior classification or graduate student in Family Economics, and
WHEREAS extensive interviews were conducted by Deb Haifleigh, Robert Flashman, Jay
Selanders and Mark Zimmerman, and
WHEREAS the interviewing committee believes that this person is best qualified for the
position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Melanie Stockdell be approved to assume the responsibilities for the position of
Consumer Relations Board Director, effective September 1, 1978, at a salary of
$250/month.
PASSED 5/10/78
R-15
RESOLUTION 78/79/16
BY:
APPROVAL OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC
COUNCIL STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Sam Brownback, Ron Wilson, Allison Luthi, Jay Selanders
WHEREAS applications for Intercollegiate Athletic Council (I.A.C.) student membership was
re-opened, and
WHEREAS due process was followed in selecting three student representatives and two
student appointees, officio and ex-officio respectively, have been chosen
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following students be approved as the official voting members of the
Intercollegiate Athletic Council: Debbie Blakley, Craig McVey, Bill Oswald
SECTION 2. The following students be approved as the ex-officio non-voting members of the
Intercollegiate Athletic Council: Roger Page, Gwendolyn Macon
PASSED 5/10/78 - 27/6
R-16
RESOLUTION 78/79/16-A
BY:
APPROVAL OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Hick Morrell
WHEREAS a vacancy has occurred with the resignation of Joe Rossini as chairperson of the
Student Affairs Standing Committee, and
WHEREAS interviews were held by Joe Rossini, Louis Reed and Mick Morrell
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Mark Kinnaman be approved as the Chairperson of the Student Affairs Standing
Committee.
PASSED 9/7/78
R-17
RESOLUTION 78/79/17
BY:
APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE ON UNIVERSITY
PLANNING (COUP) STUDENT MEMBERS
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS Student Senate Resolution 76/77/13 has set forth guidelines for the composition
of the President’s Committee on University Planning, and
WHEREAS three (3) student-at-large members are required for the committee, and
WHEREAS all positions were vacated, and
WHEREAS personal interviews were held by Mick Morrell
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following individuals be approved for two-year terms ending May 31, 1980:
Robert Fleming, Dee James.
SECTION 2. The following individual be approved for a one-year term ending May 31, 1979:
Curtis Krizek.
PASSED 9/7/78 - 22/7
R-18
RESOLUTION 78/79/18
BY:
APPROVAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS a vacancy was created due to the resignation of Martha Winkler as International
Affairs Director on the Student Body President’s Cabinet, and
WHEREAS the SGA Constitution requires such a position to be filled, and
WHEREAS nominations were submitted by the International Center students and staff, after
which interviews were conducted
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Fred Sorrells be approved as the International Affairs Director on the Student
Body President’s Cabinet.
PASSED 9/14/78
R-19
RESOLUTION 78/79/19
BY:
WORLD HUNGER AWARENESS WEEK
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the students and faculty of Kansas State University share with citizens throughout
the nation, concern for the victims of hunger in the world, both here and abroad,
and
WHEREAS the problems of world hunger need to be addressed by each and everyone of us,
and
WHEREAS our Campus community possesses extraordinary resources for creating a greater
understanding of the problems of world hunger and means to work for its
resolution
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The period Monday, September 18, 1978, to Sunday, September 24, 1978, be
declared WORLD HUNGER WEEK in and for Kansas State University, and all
members of the K-State community to give full support and to participate in the
activities planned for that week, particularly the conference, “Food for the Hungry
World: Progress and Problems”, being held at Kansas State University on
September 23, 1978, and the Crop Walk to be held on September 24, 1978.
PASSED 9/14/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
R-20
RESOLUTION 78/79/20
BY:
APPROVAL OF SGA WORK-STUDY SECRETARY
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS several interviews were conducted by Pat Bosco, Nyles Davis Sam Brownback,
Melanie Stockdell and Jenny Johnston for the work-study secretary for the SGS
Office
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Lynette Bradrick be approved as the SGS Work-Study Secretary to begin work
September 7, 1978.
PASSED 9/7/78
R-21
RESOLUTION 78/79/21
BY:
APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES
BOARD CHAIRPERSON
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the University Activities Board (UAB) is in need of a chairperson, due to the
resignation of Art Chartrand, and
WHEREAS the UAB has met and made their selection
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Bob Christianson as the chairperson of the University
Activities Board.
PASSED 9/21/78
R-22
RESOLUTION 78/79/22
BY:
APPROVAL OF SENATE OPERATIONS
STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS a new Senate Operations Committee Chairperson needs to be appointed, due to
the resignation of Ted Knopp
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Lisa Zahn be approved as the Senate Operations Standing Committee
Chairperson.
PASSED 9/14/78
R-23
RESOLUTION 78/79/23
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT AND SEATING OF THE OFFCAMPUS COMMISSION
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS students who live off-campus compose a majority of the student population at
KSU, and
WHEREAS these students have many needs and concerns which, in the current structure of
SGA, are not effectively communicated, and
WHEREAS this dilemma merits in-depth study and proposals to alleviate this problem
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Off-Campus Commission be created to investigate the problems and concerns
of the off-campus students. The Commission shall use every resource available to
them in this endeavor.
SECTION 2. The Commission shall be composed of the following individuals:
E.J. Compton, chairperson, Don Babb, Bill Hiles, Kirk Johnson, Barb Ballard,
Sandy Brennan, Leo Matzeder, Bill Ogg.
SECTION 3. The Commission shall submit a report and recommendations for action to Student
Senate and the Student Body President on or before November 1, 1978.
PASSED 9/21/78
R-24
RESOLUTION 78/79/24
BY:
APPROVAL OF ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF
KANSAS (ASK) CAMPUS DIRECTOR
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS there is a vacancy in the position of ASK Campus Director, and
WHEREAS applications were received and interviews were conducted by Hannes Zacharias,
ASK Executive Director, and Sam Brownback for the position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Mark Werner be approved by Student Senate for the position of Associated
Students of Kansas (ASK) Campus Director, effective immediately.
PASSED 9/28/78
R-25
RESOLUTION 78/79/25
BY:
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS JOINING ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS OF KANSAS (ASK)
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the students at the University of Kansas have benefited from the Associated
Students of Kansas (ASK) without any financial obligations, and
WHEREAS the student body of K.U. desires admittance into ASK on a 10-month trial basis,
and
WHEREAS the Associated Students of Kansas would become an even more effective
lobbying agent for students of higher education if K.U. becomes a member
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The student body of the University of Kansas be admitted into the Associated
Students of Kansas with full membership privileges for a 10-month trial period at
a cost of $2,500 to them. It is understood that the K.U student body is of the intent
of becoming full due-paying members of ASK in future years. Budget restraints
keep them from doing so this year.
PASSED 9/28/78 - 35/0
R-26
RESOLUTION 78/79/26
BY:
APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Lisa Zahn and Mick Morrell
WHEREAS applications were accepted for the position of Fall Elections Committee
Chairperson
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Lori Bergen be approved as Elections Committee Chairperson for the Fall Student
Senate Elections.
PASSED 10/5/78
R-27
RESOLUTION 78/79/27
BY:
APPROVAL OF ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF
THE DRUG EDUCATION CENTER
Personnel Selection
WHEREAS interviews were held for the Assistant Director of the Drug Education Center by
Dave Neuhaus, Dr. Bob Sinnett, and Jeff Zillinger
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Kristin Larson be approved as the Assistant Director of the Drug Education
Center for the first month of each semester.
PASSED 10/12/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
R-28
RESOLUTION 78/79/28
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT OF TRANSFER
STUDENT TASK FORCE
Sam Brownback and Mick Morrell
WHEREAS there has been a dramatic increase in the number of transfer students coming to
KSU, and
WHEREAS many of these students have experienced problems in transferring hours to KSU,
in becoming acquainted with the Campus, in enrollment, and in the area of social
interaction. All of which leads to an ill-feeling about K-State on the part of many
transfer students who graduate here
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. A student task force be created to investigate the problems experienced by
transfer students.
SECTION 2. This task force will report its findings and recommendations for change to Student
Senate and the Student Body President on or before November 30, 1978, these
findings and recommendations will then be given to the New Student Transition
Committee and funneled into all other appropriate channels.
SECTION 3. The Task Force will be composed of the following individuals:
Pam Nicklaus, Chairperson, Linda Maxwell, Tim Ahrens, Deb Nicklaus, Deb
Dougherty, John Taylor, Gary Edwards.
NOTE: A copy of the final report is available in the S.G.S. Office.
PASSED 10/12/78 - UNANIMOUSLY
R-29
RESOLUTION 78/79/29
BY:
APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS COMMITTEE
MEMBERS
M,ick Morrell
WHEREAS the SGA By-Laws state that Elections Committee will be chosen by the
Chairperson and Vice Chairperson of Student Senate, and
WHEREAS this Committee opening was advertised in the Collegian, and
WHEREAS interviews were held by Greg Musil, Lori Bergen and Mick Morrell
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Annette Conners, Mike Mies, Jayne Blinn, Dave Chrisjohn and Greg Musil be
approved as Elections Committee members.
PASSED 10/5/78
R-30
RESOLUTION 78/79/30
BY:
POLLING BOOTH LOCATIONS
Richard Stumpf, Lisa Zahn, Scott Pfizenmaier, Dick McClanathan, Dave McKee,
Mark Kannaman, Tim Phares, Roger Seymour, Jeff Labahn
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. A mobile polling booth shall be set up in the Veterinary Medicine College for a
period not to exceed 2 hours at a time and a place designated by the Dean of
Veterinary Medicine College. It shall be the responsibility of the Elections
Committee to contact the Dean at least two weeks before the Election and arrange
for a booth to be set up.
PASSED 10/5/78
R-31
RESOLUTION 78/79/31
BY:
APPROVAL OF SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the Social Services, as a group, have always had an overall coordinator and
director which they elected from within their own rank, and
WHEREAS this job has grown to such a size that one of the individual Social Service
Directors cannot handle both the coordinator job and their own social service
assignment, and
WHEREAS applications were sought and an interview conducted to fill the position of Social
Service Director
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Paul Hart be approved as the Social Services Director of the Student Body
President’s Cabinet.
PASSED 10/19/78
R-32
RESOLUTION 78/79/32
BY:
APPROVAL OF KSU DELEGATES TO THE 5TH ANNUAL
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON STUDENT LEGAL RIGHTS
Personnel Selection
WHEREAS funds were allocated to send two delegates to the 5th Annual National Conference
on Student Legal Rights in New Orleans, Louisiana, and
WHEREAS applications were received and interviews were held by the Personnel Selection
Committee
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Diana Greenough and Roger Luce be approved as the KSU delegates to the 5th
Annual National Conference on Student Legal Rights.
PASSED 10/19/78
R-33
RESOLUTION 78/79/33
BY:
A DECLARATION OF CELEBRATION
Mick Morrell, Kevin Kneisley, Greg Musil
WHEREAS Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse has supplied entertainment to the world for 50
years, and
WHEREAS Walt Disney said about his entertainment world, i.e., Disneyland, Disneyworld “it
could not have been conceived if it wasn’t for one mouse”, and
WHEREAS any feature length animation would not have been possible if Mickey Mouse was
not drawn up, and
WHEREAS the Walt Disney Production empire developed from a solitary little mouse named
Mortimer, and
WHEREAS Mickey Mouse has become a legend in the past 50 years, and
WHEREAS Mickey Mouse was an integral part of the childhood of most K-State students
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Tuesday, October 17th, be declared “Mickey Mouse Day” on the Kansas State
University Campus.
PASSED 10/12/78
R-34
RESOLUTION 78/79/34
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT OF LIBRARY TASK FORCE
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS students have registered many complaints about the loss of study space being
consumed by books in the basement of the library, and
WHEREAS many students have expressed a great need for the library to be open for more
hours during the week, and
WHEREAS other students have complained about the lack of quality books on certain topics
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. A five (5) - members student task force be created to investigate the student
problems with the library and to recommend action to alleviate the concerns
previously mentioned in this resolution.
SECTION 2. This task force will work in close cooperation with Dean Rausch, head of Farrell
Library.
SECTION 3. The task force shall consist of two (2) Student Senators to be appointed by the
Student Senate Chairperson and three (3) at-large students appointed by the
Student Body President. The chairperson of the task force shall be appointed in
cooperation by both the Student Senate Chairperson and the Student Body
President.
SECTION 4. The committee shall conclude its investigation and recommendations for action to
the Student Senate no later than March 15, 1979.
PASSED 10/26/78
R-35
RESOLUTION 78/79/35
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT OF A STUDENT
RECRUITMENT TASK FORCE
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS the enrollment at Kansas State University has begun its predicted decline, and
WHEREAS this decline means a decrease in total fees student government has to allocate, and
WHEREAS the Student Senate has felt a responsibility to help slow this decline in enrollment
and even help increase enrollment
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate establish a task force to study possibilities of student input towards
recruitment beyond what now exists.
SECTION 2. This task force shall be composed of the following individuals:
Mick Morrell, chairperson, Deb Collins, Camillia Pace, Lori Bergen, Dana Foster,
Jay Selanders
PASSED 10/26/78
R-36
RESOLUTION 78/79/36
BY:
ESTABLISHING OF HEARINGS ON
THE PROBLEMS OF ADVISING
Sam Brownback, Mick Morrell
See contents in the S.G.S. Office
NOT INTRODUCED
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RESOLUTION 78/79/37
BY:
NOTIFICATION OF BASKETBALL TICKET
SALES CHANGE
Richard McClanathan
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate strongly recommend to the Athletic Department, the
Intercollegiate Athletic Council, and the Student Basketball Ticket Sales
Committee that the sale of basketball tickets be postponed one week, allowing the
students to be informed of the change in the published ticket sales system and that
the method of lottery include individual student tickets as well as group tickets.
FAILED 6/26 - 10/26/78
R-38
RESOLUTION 78/79/38
BY:
APPOINTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS a vacancy has occurred by the resignation of Mark Kinnaman, and
WHEREAS Bill Manning has been very involved on this committee
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Bill Manning be approved as chairperson of the Student Affairs Committee.
PASSED 11/2/78
R-39
RESOLUTION 78/79/39
BY:
FACULTY SALARY INCREASE
San Brownback
WHEREAS to keep high quality faculty at Kansas State University we must keep their salaries
in line with the cost of living increases and in competition with salaries at similar
institutions of higher learning, and
WHEREAS current contracts for faculty members do not provide for cost of living increases
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The Student Senate go on record as supporting the KSU faculty’s request for
wage increases at least commensurate to increases in cost of living.
PASSED 11/9/78
R-40
RESOLUTION 78/79/40
BY:
ESTABLISHMENT OF HEARINGS ON
BASKETBALL TICKET SALES
Roger Seymour
WHEREAS this year’s basketball ticket sales policy was less than effective, and
WHEREAS there is widespread disillusionment with the present policy, and
WHEREAS there is a need for a change in the basketball ticket sales policy, and
WHEREAS students input is needed for the change in the policy
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. A panel, composed of one (1) Student Senator to serve as chairperson and four (4)
other students (1 Greek representative, 1 residence hall representative and 2 offcampus representatives) chosen by the Student Body President and the Student
Senate Chairperson, be set up to hear ideas and grievances on the basketball ticket
sales from the student body.
SECTION 2. The panel will, upon completion of the hearing, report it findings to Student
Senate.
SECTION 3. This panel will also report any appropriate comments, grievances, or ideas to the
Intercollegiate Athletic Council (I.A.C) and the proper Athletic Department
official(s).
SECTION 4. This panel will complete its hearings no later than December 15, 1978
PASSED 11/2/78
R-41
RESOLUTION 78/79/41
BY:
APPROVAL OF KSU’S ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
OF KANSAS BOARD MEMBERS
Mark Werner, Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the former board member recently resigned from the position, and
WHEREAS Donald Fortin is the most qualified applicant to fill the position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate approve Donald Fortin as KSU’s Associated Students of Kansas
Board member.
PASSED 11/30/78
R-42
RESOLUTION 78/79/42
BY:
APPROVAL OF AD HOC COMMITTEE
ON COLLEGE COUNCIL SPENDING
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS Senate Bill 76/77/57 calls for an ad hoc committee to establish a policy regarding
the expenditure of student monies by College Councils
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Nancy VanMeter be approved as Chairperson of the Ad hoc Committee on
College Council Spending.
SECTION 2. The following individuals be approved as members of the Ad hoc Committee on
College Council Spending:
Patrick Miller, John Martin, Doug Cook
PASSED 11/30/78
R-43
RESOLUTION 78/79/43
BY:
SUPPORT OF FUNDING OF FEDERAL
MINIMUM WAGE ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS student salaries are a substantial form of student financial aid, much of which is
funneled back into the university, and
WHEREAS student employees play a vital role in the operation of university campuses, and
WHEREAS the federal minimum wage will be $3.10 as of January, 1980, at which time the
students will be receiving a substantially lower wage, and
WHEREAS increased costs of higher education, i.e. tuition and fee increases, make it essential
student employees receive a comparable increase in salary
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate go on record as actively supporting legislation calling for the
funding of the federal minimum wage for students employed at all of the state
universities, without a reduction in allocated hours.
FAILED 12/7/78
R-44
RESOLUTION 78/79/44
BY:
APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell, Lisa Zahn
WHEREAS Elections will be held February 14, 1978, and
WHEREAS the Elections Committee should be chaired by someone who has had experience
with Elections, and
WHEREAS Annette Conners has demonstrated an ability to help run a smooth Election as
evidenced by the Fall Elections Committee of which she was a member
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Annette Conners be approved as Elections Committee Chairperson for the
February 1979 Elections.
PASSED 29/3 - 12/7/78
R-45
RESOLUTION 78/79/45
BY:
APPROVAL OF ELECTIONS
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Annette Conners, Mick Morrell
WHEREAS applications were opened fall semester for Elections Committee members, and
WHEREAS applications were again opened this spring because there weren’t enough
applications in the fall, and
WHEREAS the By-Laws call for five (5) members to be on this committee, and
WHEREAS timing and quality were both considered in this selection process
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Tomi Starrett, Jo Moody, Robin Marrs, Paul Winterman, and Mike Grier be
approved as Elections Committee members.
PASSED 2/1/79
R-46
RESOLUTION 78/79/46
BY:
APPROVAL OF FINANCE
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
Mick Morrell
WHEREAS this position was opened due to the resignation of E. J. Compton, and
WHEREAS the Student Senate Chairperson has chosen the following individual to fill this
position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Patrick Miller be approved as Finance Committee Chairperson.
PASSED 2/1/79
R-47
RESOLUTION 78/79/47
BY:
APPROVAL OF UNIVERSITY LEARNING NETWORK
(ULN) ASSISTANT COORDINATOR
Personnel Selection Committee
WHEREAS the current Assistant Coordinator for U.L.N. is leaving the service, and
WHEREAS applications were taken and interviews were held for the position
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Robert Elliott be hired for the position of Assistant Coordinator of the University
Learning Network (ULN).
PASSED 2/1/79
R-48
RESOLUTION 78/79/48
BY:
APPROVAL OF SUMMER SESSION
ALLOCATIONS BOARD MEMBERS
Sam Brownback
WHEREAS Senate Bills 76/77/29 and 78/79/2 establish requirements for Summer Session
Allocations Board, and
WHEREAS this group shall recommend to Student Senate allocations for this summer session
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Bob Rinne be approved as Summer Session Allocations Board Chairperson.
SECTION 2. Mark Cockran, E. J. Compton, Mark Jorns and Carol Sobba be approved as
Summer Session Allocations Board members.
PASSED 2/8/79
R-49
RESOLUTION 78/79/49
BY:
APPROVAL OF STUDENT LEGISLATIVE
NETWORK (S.L.N.) ISSUES FOR 1979
KANSAS LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Randy Tosh, Sam Brownback
WHEREAS the S.L.N. is an official group under the direction of the Student Body President,
and
WHEREAS they have the responsibility of deciding upon several issues of student concern to
present to state legislators
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. The following issues become matters of priority with the S.L.N. in their
communication efforts this session with the state legislators:
1. Additional funding of a new arena at KSU.
2. Additional monies within the K-State budget to be used for capital
improvements such as the Library, Seaton Court, and Willard Hall.
3. Continued financial support of a new coal-fired energy plant.
4. Support of Formula Funding and the benefits it will give to KSU as well as
other Regents’ institutions.
PASSED 2/15/79
R-50
RESOLUTION 78/79/50
BY:
IMPLEMENTATION OF LIBRARY TASK
FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS
Steve Peters, Jeff Reh, Jim Griffin, Dana Foster, Greg, Musil
WHEREAS student concerns about the KSU library system have increased in recent years,
and
WHEREAS a student Library Task Force was organized in the Fall of 1978 to evaluate the
library system, and
WHEREAS the task force also found significant general student dissatisfaction in the areas of
hours, study space, volume availability, staff availability, and general library
satisfaction
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate and the Student Body President take whatever measures necessary
to implement the recommendations contained in the Report and
Recommendations on the Kansas State University Library System.
NOTE: A copy of the report and recommendations are available in the SGS
Office.
PASSED 2/15/79
R-51
RESOLUTION 78/79/51
BY:
BASKETBALL TICKET SALES POLICY
Rich Macha
WHEREAS the 1978-79 Basketball Ticket Sales Policy was less than effective, and
WHEREAS there is widespread disapproval of that policy, and
WHEREAS student input and data has been collected, and
WHEREAS the Basketball Ticket Sales Task Force, made up of one residence hail resident,
One Greek, two off-campus students, and chaired by one Student Senator, has
proposed an efficient policy with positive changes
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
SECTION 1. Student Senate endorse the following Basketball Ticket Sales Policy and submit it
for final approval by the Athletic Department:
I.
There will be three types of basketball tickets: 1) Group Reserved, 2)
Individual Reserved, and 3) Non-reserved.
II.
One ticket will be sold per fee card with the exception of buying for a nonstudent spouse, then two may be purchased with one fee card. A married
student with a student spouse may buy (two tickets but a fee card for both
student and student spouse is required.
III.
The total allotted tickets for the reserve section will be divided into 80% for
Group Reserved and 20% for the Individual Reserved.
IV. Tickets for the Group Reserved will be applied for on two specific days (set
by the Athletic Department), in which a lottery system will be in effect.
1. Students will be able to go to the ticket window in Ahearn Fieldhouse
where they can fill out an application for no more than 20 tickets and
leave the respective fee cards with the person at the ticket window.
2. While students are applying for Group Reserved tickets, they will also
be asked to draw a number which will be placed on their envelope at that
time. This number will be this group’s number for lottery purposes.
3. At the end of the two-day period, the ticket window will be closed for
Group Reserved ticket applications and the Athletic Department will
proceed in distributing tickets, starting with the lowest numbered
application and moving to higher numbers until the entire 80% of the
reserved tickets are allotted.
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Tickets for Individual Reserved and Group Reserved will be allocated
on 50-50 preference basis, until Individual Reserved are sold.
4. After all the Group Reserve tickets have been allocated, the Athletic
Department will then notify the Collegian of the highest numbered
application which received tickets; therefore, students with a higher
number than the one published in the Collegian will know they didn’t
receive tickets and students with this number or lower know that they
will receive a reserve basketball ticket.
5. The Student Governing Association should also be notified of the
highest number. In the case that the Collegian does not publish this
number, it will be up to the SGA to sufficiently notify the student body
of the highest lottery number.
V.
At least one week later, on Saturday, the Athletic Department will then
place for sale the Individual Reserve and Non-reserved tickets.
1. The Individual Reserved tickets will be sold at the north ticket window
of Ahearn Fieldhouse starting at 8:00 a.m. that Saturday.
2. Non-reserved tickets will be sold at the east ticket window of the
Football Stadium starting at 8:00 a.m. that Saturday morning, also.
3. Camping will be permitted for Non-reserved tickets.
4. Any type of “roll call” or line system will be the responsibility of the
students who are camping for the Non-reserved tickets.
VI. The dates of the ticket sales and this policy will be published in the
Collegian as an advertisement, in the event that the Collegian does not take
it upon itself to publish this policy and the sales dates as a news event.
1. If the Athletic Department will not fund the advertisement, the Student
Senate shall allocate specific funding for this advertisement if there is
not enough in the general SGA advertising budget.
PASSED 2/8/79
R-53