Student Board rescinds tape recorder ban 11,-Pullala The pcurion. v. hich conumed approximatel) 2uO signatures. called for rotaung the position of the student board adviser every tl>o years. An argument then ensued as to v.hether the cha n~e woul d invoh·e revising the AS NIC Consmutioo or the byl2v.s. A counter·peution, presented by Carolyn Pfister students. opposed and signed by approximate!) any changes in the cons1ituuon. but On and Sen. Greg Tolbert claimed the counter-pc1111on ,-35 m elevant since the origin11 pennon did not propose any cons111u11onal changes The board then \"Otcd over-.helmingly not to make
The ASNIC Student Board voted m 115 April 27 meeting to reverse the Apnl l J decision that allowed r.pe recorders 10 be banned by the request of any board member.
The reversal was proposed by Galen Schuler. who cited th e negative r espo nse the board r eceived follo.ving an ed11orial in the Cardinal Review. The motion passed by a vote of 4.3 and wrapped up a month·long con1roversy 011cr whethe r tape recorders should be allowed at open meetings.
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At the May 4 meeting a dis pute arose over a petnron presented by n""'ly·clccted Sen. J ohn Ott.
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3n} clungcs concerning its ad~rser; this prompted a hc;itcd exchange bcNeen Tolben. who a~sed the board of not hstcnrng to students. :ind President J im Brcv.er. .. This board docs not do an)1hing for the students Jmmorc." Tolbcn ~id...All it rs is a lecture in p;rliamenu ry pr ocedure, and tha t's all II has become throughout this whole year. You stop and look at what 11.e've done for the students this year: it's not ,en much. We've done a lot of parliamen· my procedure, and that's 11. ·· .. ,1r. Tolben ... Bm-·er s;i1d... m:ay I pomt out to , ou. sir. that , ou 3rc one of the people ""ho is const.1ntly porniing ou t p:arlia.mentary procedure ... .. Well tlmt's the onl) -..a> )OU c:in get some of the ,1udents' ,icv.s across like 11.T1tc-rn candidates. like upe recorder bans: ma)be that's the "'aY you hlve 10 do it ... Tolbcn replied. In other business the board: - - approved the budget for the 1982-83 school )e:ar with :a projected rc,enue of S70.SOO. -donated SSOO in student funds to the library buildrng fund. --appropmued SSOO 10 1he women's athlCI dcpanmeot for a banquet.
Friday, MAy 7, 1982
Afte r the feu11t Stadent Acllvltlu Director Diane Wlalte reuhct a "act c,ca" pie at the Campa Due plcn.lc lu1 Friday for M\'lna dod&cd another one at an C\"ent tartlcr In the year.
300 to celebrate commencement Approximately JOO gradu111es v.111 take pan in NIC's commencement e.1erc1SCS to
be held Frid1), May 21 at 10 a .m , in the Pc!T) Chrisu:anson gymnuium The program. v. h1ch is open 10 the public, will feature guest s pcucr Freden clt Wr!lia.rns, profc~r and founding dean of Anncnbcrg School of CommuntC1111ons , Un1vcrs1t)· of Southern California. Caps and gov.11s 1UC to be p1cted up, free of chuge, at the college boob torc •ccording 10 the follov. ing alphaberical order- lut names beginning wub A through J-May 12-14: K through Z-Ma> 17- 19 If this 1$ not convenient. students should contact the college bookstore so that special arnngcmenb can be made. Graduation invitationJ> will l\lso be a, aillable at the boobtorc for 20 cents each.
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