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Stuldontvllnion Meeting Report

The second meeting of the Wilt Prebably Come to a new S_U. Council was held motion in the near future.

Sun. Mar. 17. The first LaSt Year $5000 was Spent item was the forming of_a on telephone calls. In constitutional committee fPture all telephone calls to make changes in the W111 have to be approved constitution, Marilyn by the executive. Joanne MacPherson, in charge of Inge reported on Senate.

this committee was absent Stating there was a eom- and it was set aside for mittee formed including

next meeting. The execu- Gordon Campbell to choose

tive report was given by a new Chanellor. March Gordon Campbell. It was break W111 be March 1-9 put before council that neXt Year- The prOblem Of commitee heads should ' attendance being part Of serve till the end of a student's mark was dis-

Spring semester° The year- cussed however the concl- book editor should serve uelon was reaehed that completed. This was carried to tee.att1tUde and Seb" by council. Next year the JeCth1tY or the marking executive would like to ' SYStem- Reeldence grreV‘ give each class a budget enCeS were covered: lnC- of $100- and thereafter luding the washing machines $100 to the freshman Class_ in Bernadine Hall. It was Each Class would be solely concluded that as the mac-

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the university maintenance department. During break two ‘pipes broke in the . Barn due to faulty therm- ostats. It was agreed that repairs be made to a limit or $400. Other business was thb raise in the ea - book fee to $6 and—thg r fact that some people would prefer not to have

a yearbook at this price. It was brought up by Bill Chandler that it costs the same amount to publish I 500 books as it does to publish 1400. At that p01nt the subject was dropped. The graduation. fee has been raised by

$5 next year to go to the senior class to pay expenses of senior week. It was proposed that an External— Vice President be appointed to obtain fair treatment for students of campus.

responsible for any losses. This was carried by council In future there is to be a—review of all pay scales of S.U. employees by either the executive or

hines aren't working that the ones in Marion should be used. Ted Crockett reported that the folding doors over the cafeteria could be replaced for $100 during the summer rather “

This was referred to Mike Read for further study. The next meeting will be

Sunday March 31 in Memorial

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