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     DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE r'lifiiiié? 
     
    
   
   
    
     Damage. For not ctmplying with the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     STUDENT DISCIPLINARY COMMI'ITEE (SDC) FINDIMB .ttee,s r st to appear he was 
     
     ..  eq De I 
     
     SEPTENBER 1979 JANUARY 1980 fined five (5) dollars. He was found 
     
     by Brian Masson, Member SDC , to be guilty of the charge, in his  
     
     . . . ‘ . . Penalties included the cost of damages and 
     
     In December, l979 the SDC gained permissmn » , . . . . 
     
     from the Student Union Council to publish in ‘ e $51911,“ Stuaent unlon prlvllgfis for 
     
     The Sun, the charges brought before it, the verdicts remainder  semegter‘ Fal mg to 
     
     reached and the penalties applied in each case. The ‘ Sill/1100:? arid ‘ flne’ hls mks were 
     
     fiisfigdpigpifielggfifiéngigsgase W111 not Jan. 1.0/80: A student was charged with disorderly 
     
     ‘ ' ‘ 7 , conduct. She was fomd to be not guilty. 
     
     OCt- 11/79: A StUdent was CharQGd “filth disorderly Jan. 10/80: A‘student was charged with drunk and dis-, 
     
     Conduct. He was found to be 9111111)? and orderly conduct. He was found to be , 
     
     fined ‘menty-five (25) dollars- ' guilty. Penalties included a twenty-five (25) 
     
      11/79: A non—student was charged with disorderly ‘ dollar fine, suspehsion of Student Union 
     
     Conduct. He was found to be not Will-t3! ' privileges for two weeks and probation for 
     
     but was reprimanded. ‘ . , the remainder of the semester. He was severly 
     
     Oct- 19/ 79: A 'StUdent Was Charged With Drunk and r reprimanded for supplying false information 
     
     disorderly conduct. He Was found guilty° I and mlicating an innocent person, _ 
     
     Penalties included a twenty-five (25) Jan. 21/80: A student was charged with disorderly conduct. 
     
     dollar fine and one month probation. I He was found to be guilty and fined fifteen 
     
     Nov. 1779: A student was charged with [Property / _(15) dollars. _ , 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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