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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, May 9. 1951
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Dr. Condra's
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By Jane RsndaU
As Col, Clarence J. Frankforter
so aptly' put it on Ivy Day
George K. Condra is truly the
"grand old man" not only of the
Innocents society, but the whole
University and the state of Ne
braska as well.
Dr. Condra, Chief of the Con
servation and Survey division at
tht University, has indeed de
voted his life to maintaining the
welfare of the people of Nebras
ka and . those beyond the state's
borders -cs well
. lowan By Birth
An lowan by birth, CorsSra
first came to the University in
1898, at which time he received
his masters degree. During that
period, he served the schools in
Lincoln, not only as an instruc
tor but as a basketball coach as
well. In fact, he boasts of hav
ing coached a state championship
basketball team at that time.
His part in training the youth
1' the state had just begun, al
though has ambition to pursue the
work he has chosen conservation
-dated back to an incident which
occurred in his own family . . .
Weil-Water Fatal
One day, his young son, who
took a liking to the outdoors
along with his father, went on a
hike with one of his playmates.
The farther into the countryside
they probed, the thirstier they be
came. Finally, coming upon an
old abandoned well, they took ad
vantage of the water it had to
offer.
Some days after this happened,
Condra's small son died. The wa
ter in the well from which he
had drunk was contaminated.
That in itself made Condra
come to the realization if that
sort of thing could happen to one,
it could happen to many more.
"I have always liked young
life," said Condra, "and I feel
that though my work, I am help
ing to save and preserve it"
A Broad Scope
Since 1902, when he joined the
University faculty, Condra's field
of activity bas become quite a bit
broader in scope.
In the late 1900's, he had a part
in the organization of the United
States Conservation Congress. It
was the booming voice which he
exhibited at its conferences that
later gained for him respect and
high regard from his students.
It was also during this period
that he helped to bring about the
organization of the Innocents So
ciety. Purpose of Organization
The idea when we agitated
for the society originally,'' he
pointed out, '"was to promote bet-
Picnic Today for
The Union Activities picnic and
awards meeting will be held on
the Ag campus picnic grounds at
4 p.nv, today.
The presentation of the Distin
guished Service award to the out
standing Union worker, the an
nouncement of new committee
chairmen and the naming of the'
outstanding pool worker will take 1
place at the picnic. :
There will be a free picnic I
Spray Operators Get Information
About 60 aerial and ground
commercial spray operators at
tended a one day instructional
meeting Monday at the Univer
sity Ag college.
Specialists from the Univer
sity presented the latest infor
mation on subjects of interest to
the operators. Insect and weed
identification was stressed.
Included among the subjects
were: grasshopper control on
rangeland; small grain and alfal
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
Laboratory classes meeting for several continuous hours on one or two days shall mefi for
eawminations as follows:
Classes meeting on Monday and Tuesday sb all be examined on the date scheduled for the
first hour of meir laboratory meeting; Wednesd ay or Thursday class on the second hour of
their meeting; Friday or Saturday classes on tb e third hour.
Unit examinations have been scheduled for all sections of the following subjects' 1J
Businesf Organization 2, 4, 21, 141, 147, 190; 2 Civil Engineering 219; a) Economics 11.
12, 115; 4) Education 6L 62; 5) Electrical Eng ineering 135, 198, 236, 237; (C) English B, 1, 2. 3,
(7) French 1L 12, 13, 14; 8; Home Economics 41, 42; () Mathematics 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 41 42,
105, 106, 107; (10) Mechanical Engineering 1,; l 1) psychology 70; U2) Spanish 52, 54. If stu
dents hare regularly scheduled examinations conflicting with the above specially arranged
schedule, arrangements to take such specifically s cheduitd examinations at another time should
be made with the department concerned on or before May 15. For example: If a student is
scheduled lor an examination which conflicts with a specifically scheduled xa0iination in
French, arrangements should be made with the French department to take such French ex
amination at another time.
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"GRAND OLD MAN Dr. George E. Condra, Chief of the Con
servation and Survey diiasion at the University, has played an
important part not only in improving the state of Nebraska,
but its university as welL He, aside from his intensified study
of the state's terrain and natural resources, has been one oi ihe
"pillars of strength" upon which the Innocents Society has de
pended throughout the years.
ter sportsmanship and fairer com-
petition in activities among the
young men on campus."
Condra went even farther than
the mere establishment of the In
nocents Society. He is the one
to whom credit is due for the de
sign of the hood and baldric
which its 13 members still don
today.
Widening his horizon of inter
ests even more, Condra has made
meticulous surveys of the Ne
braska water supply, its .resources
and its terrain. He studied, classi
fied and mapped the soils pre
dominant in the state. Through
his survey of Nebraska's water
resources, he has been able to
advise on their effective use.
His Primary Concern
Conservation and use of the
state's natural resources has in-
uccu vccn auu is jus primary
concern. This crusade has not,
only been carried out in his !
classes, but in field studies with I
his students and in the field of j
oeea oeen ana is his primary
organization within and without I
the state as well The list of or-
ganizations in which he has thus
Union Workers
lunch, a baseball game and three
legged races.
Old clothes are the dress of the
day and all Union workers, pool
workers, committee members and
board members are urged to at
tend. Cars providing transportation
will leave the downtown Union
for Ag campus every half hour
from 4 to 6 p.m.
fa insect control and identifica
tion; alfalfa seed production and
harvesting; potato, sugar beet
and corn insect control and iden
tification; toxicity of insecticides
and agricultural chemicals; mos
quito control; conservation; State
aeronautics department regula
tions: disease control in beans
and potatoes; range and pasture
weed control; results of experi
ments on droplets, booms and de
foliants; and crop injury and
susceptibility to herbicides.
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Aside from all these thinES.
Condra has been the recipient of
a host of honors. He has served
as Potentate in the masonry the
highest tribute which can be paid
to any man belonging to the or
der. On Nov. 16, 1945, he was
awarded the Kiwanis medal for
"distinguished service." Carrie
Belle Raymond, Samuel Avery
and Edgar Burnett have been the
only ones other than he con
nected with the University to re
ceive the award.
With all this behind him, Con
dra, at 2, still possesses a re
markable degree of enthusiasm
and still maintains that inexhaus
tible supply of energy which has
truly -qualified him lor a spot in
the ""Nebraska Hall of Fame."
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IVllOW iNeDraska
RfffMVOC Tfnnnr
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'Know Nebraska," written bv
iwo Nebraskans, is the winner of
! top national recognition in the
textbook field.
The authors are Bruce H.
Nicoll and Ken R. Keller, both
of the University. Art direction
was by W. Richard Van Horn of
Lincoln.
AG BULLETIN
BOARD
Wednesday
YM luncheon, rec room, 12:30 j
P-m. i
Onion Activities outing, Ag :
lower campus and activities
building, 4-9 p.m.
Ag tennis courts open soon
AIEE meets at 7:30 p.m., Fer
guson hall, Room 218. Election
will be held and a movie will be
shown.
Thursday
Craft class, room 110, 7-9 p.m.
Starlight Terrace Ball, 9-12
p.m.
Saturday
Tri-K awards banquet, lounge,
6 p.m.
Sunday
Movie "It Happens Every
Spring" lounge, 4 pjn.
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Boys Tom Choir
To Give Concert
The Boys Town choir will be
featuied at a concert at the Lin
coln Urban League building
Thursday, May 17, at 8 p.m.
To m Carodine, former mayor
oi oys lown and currently a
student at the University, will
serve as roaster of ceremonies.
The concert choir includes 40
voices selected from the J 00 voice
First Boys Town choir.
In 1946 the concert choir made
its first tour, an eight-week
journey around the mid-west
and the east They sang to more
than 90 thousand people in 45
cities.
Summer School
To Include
Nebraska Tour
Anyone interested in taking an
1800 mile tour of Nebraska as
a special summer school class
should contact Dave Sanders at
the Crops Laboratory, College of
Agriculture.
The class is Agronomy 179, and
it will take in all parts of the
state, including, water conserva
tion projects in the Republican
and Platte river valleys.
Enrolled students will get a
chance to study geologic forma
tions, soil types, vegetation types,
and different kinds of soil con
servation practices.
Students wishing to enroll in
this class may do so by register
ing for it as a summer session
course. Aside from the registra-:
tion fees, the student will have
to pay for his room, board, and
transportation, which is estimated
at about $35.
The tour is scheduled to leave
Lincoln June 6 and will return
June 14. There is no limit to
the number of students who may
register for the course.
Leading the trip will be Dr.
Mark Weld on, soils specialist
at the College of Agriculture, and
A. R. Marquardt, State Soil Con
servation office.
Style, Puppet
Shoiv Is
Thursday
j Marjorie Shanai'elt, nationally
known puppet expert, will present
a puppet show in the Home Ec
parlors of the Ag Union Thurs
day. The program' and dinner, be
ginning at 6:15 pmM is sponsored
by the recent graduates of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women. All University sen
ior women have been invited.
Miss Shanafelt, who designs,'
manufactures and displays her
own puppets, will speak on the
different types of puppets. She
will also explain the construction
and demonstration of puppets.
A career style show will com
plete the program. Members of
ine style snow committee are:
Joanna Lager, Dr. Rosalyn Mor
ris, Edith Holze, Opal Wulff,
Joan Park, Ruth Hadlev, Mar
garet Kalin, Mrs. Rex Knowles.
Mrs. Robert Spelts, Mrs. Armyn
Brooke and Mrs. Wm. Mattern.
The script will be written by
Mrs. Douglas HaH
The program committee in-
eludes: Ruth Shinn, Jan McGor-
ory, Mrs. Richard Nutt, Mrs. Rex
Knowles and Mary Lou Hanson.
Aggies Have
Magnolia Tree
On Campus
"Flowers growing on trees?"
"Now look here, just because
I'm a freshman that's no reason
I'll believe everything!''
"But, I tell you, it's not the
spring heat, it's the Ag college
Magnolia tree."
Located around 50 feet east of
Love Memorial hall, the tree is
sheltered behind three large fir
and evergreens.
Flowers are large, fragrant,
with white blossoms, tinted with
pink. Imagine a 20 foot spire with
all blossoms no leaves!
A rarity in Nebraska because
of our erratic climate, the Mag
nolia generally takes to a mild
climate and a protected environ
ment. Only a few such trees are
known to exirt in Lincoln.
True to form, the Aggies pride
blossomed early last week and I
will have jtg colored dress only j
a few days longer. Then the tree
will appear lifeless until next
spring when it again will wear its ;
spring bonnet and cape.
The proud girls at Love hall in
vite student flower lovers to see !
their rare tree specimen. Although ;
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from the Street.
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mere is a izo line lor picmna
1 me rjiossoms.
ISA to Sponsor
Camp (inference
! Tlit Lutheran Students associ
jation is sponsoring a regional
jtonJerence to be held May 4, 5
and 6 at Covenant Sedars near
' Stromsburg.
"Little Ashram" is the title
I given to the camp, which has
! .cabin lor students and many
trees and lakes. Registration is at
I the Lutheran Student house, 3440
Q. street.
NU Bulletin
Board
Wednesday
lntersorority song leaders who,
, want their song sheets may pick
them up tomorrow at Ellen Smith
Thursday
Home Ec senior tea, 4 p.m..
;Home Ec parlor.
Arnold Air society smoker,
Military science lounge. 7:30 p.m.
Block and Bridle meeting. 7:J5. 1
jRoum 20B, AH building; ejection
I of officers. i
FouhProof System ...
Clever Frosh Chosen to Go Through
Registration Process as 'Guinea Pig'
The ingenious heads of this
University have come up with
another idea designed to puzzle
and frustrate registering students.
This time, however, not everyone
is completely fouled up. Besides
the seniors who are beating the
raP fcy nt registering there is one
clever little freshman by the
name of Bernard B. Buffer. His
i friends call him BB.
Bernard is one of those fresh
man who have never officially
martnculated here. He's just
another of the thousands that
were discovered during a recent!
survey. It seems the fourth copy '
of the form in triplicate got lost
and they arent officially regis-
Student
Student OnuneO Oonstltutiwit
W, tlie atuflentii if th TJniwraftj' of
Ntrefih 1-Uj the consent of Ihe Uni
versity Senate, do hereby ordftin ana -tHblifih
tihta nstitutirin for the adroinie
tratlon 1 jrtaoenl affairs
AJftTlCLE I Name
The name of this orpaniraitlon shall
The Student Council of the linlvesrsirv of
Nebraska.
ARTICLE H Purrmsen
The riurposes of thin orpiiniration shall
be to art as the upreme udem enwrn
Inp hody in the population a.nd ooordma
tion of all phases of nludent elf-f:ovem-ment
and o nerve as an apency throutrh
which faculty-tudent relationships may
be maintained.
ARTICLE in pen
Sertios 1. lRislatli"e Powers
The Student Council sriall haw
the lollowinp leBislatie fomrs
in o far as these powers not
oonflid with general University
repulations :
a. To repulat and ooordinat
the activities of all arudent
orpaniZBtions and student
trrouns of general miyrslty
intrest
S. To renopniae and approve the
constitutions of any new stu
dent arpanizulion., without
which reoopnition and ap-
firovai an orpantration unali
not be permitted to function
c. To review -lat the discretion
of the Student Council I the
constitution of any tudent
orpanination with power of
revocation.
a. To oontrol student ipep ral
lies, pep iemorttrations, and
student miprstions
a. To schedule and oonduct CP
student elections of eneraJ
university tnterest
f. To act as liaison between stu
dent and faculty
C. To exercise other powers that
-may benefit the student body
It. Te Institute auos lepislatioo
as shall be rjecessarT t curry
out the forepninp powers of
the Student Council.
Section 2. Executive Powers
The Student Council shall tiatr
the foliowinp executive powers
in so far as these powers do cot
conflict with eeneral University
repulations. The decisions of the
Student Council made in pursu
ance of its constitutional pow
ers, shall be carried into execu
tion by the appropriate execu
tive or prouji,
a. To suspend or dismiss from
offioe any student executive
who sha refuse to carry iu
lesislatlon Into effect
li. To permit appeals by any
student, organization, or fac
ulty member to the appro
priate committae of the tlni-n-erstty
Senate.
ARTICLE IV Representation
Section I. The following representatives
shall comprise the Student Coun
cil: a. Collepe Representatives
1. The colleges listed herein
shall be entitled to the
number ol members as
follows:
a. Aprtculture S o e
woman and one man
S. Arts and Sciences 3 4 at
least one woman and
at least one man)
e. Business Administra
tion 2
d. Bnpinerrin 2
. Law 1
"1. Pharmacy and Lien
tistry 1
fc. Teachers S at least
one woman and at least
one man i
2. These members shall be
elected at the awieral
sprtnp election.
X. An change in the collepe
representation shall be xm
the basts of one repnesen
tiitlve lor every -5(Ki stu
dents or major portion
thereof, as determined b
ttie Student Council. Each
collepe or comhintion of
colleges as listed in the
constitution shall be en
titled to a minimum of on
representative.
4. In case a Student Council
member elected by a col
lege r colleges gives up
1 Ills seat because oi with
drawal from school, resig
nation, or Ineligibility, the
second-higb person in the
election shall serve as the
replacement unless be is
ineligible or rejected by a
two-thirds "rote of the Stu
dent Council membership
at the first regular Stu
dent Council meeting beld
one week after the vacancy
lias seen announced to the
Student Council. In case ol
Student Council rejection
of the seoond-bigli candl
iuat. the replacement shall
be elected by the Student
Council from those who
have submitted written ap
plications for the position,
ibis replacement must toe
of the same sex. is those
colleges in whieb ratio
is specified, and must be
matriculated in the same
college as the oriinally
;cted member,
t. Filings lor college repre- i
sentatiren are open to stu
dents who will be eligible
to serve during the- sopho
more or Junior years.
. Organization and Croup Kep
reentHtivee i Jtach organization or group
listed iierelfi shall be en
titled to one airmliw
elected In the spring by se
cret ballot. Unless the
numuer of wotes cast repre
sents at least wo-thlrds of
the membership of the or
ganization u: croup, the
election shall be invalid.
Pharmacy OoUeae and the College it
lientlaLry shall be oonsidered one unit and
l,Zu 7 aitalT
one member on ttie
stuoem council
"In theK
In tl case of Law College, filings will
mi tu thoar. Lm-i atuamt. wtiu win
l'ieltt to erv during their aoyhomore
taLr io tn tour-year law curriculum.
women's tudents
Board
to. Karb Activities Board lot
Women
c. Corn Cobs
d. Coed Ojunseltirs Board
e. Cosmopolitan Club
f. Independent Students Asso
ciation or similar sucoesaor
organization or group
9.. Intertraternlty Council
to. .Wen's Co-ope and Jiesidenoe
Halls
1. Panhellenlc CruniHl
). Keligloua Welfare Council
a. 7'aHsels
L University of Vetmtska Build
ers Huh rd
m. "Voung Women's Christian As
sociation and Tiung Aaeti's
Christian Ass'H'tatlfiu
i. A student Council repte
sentatjve shall fie prenent
1 organlzatioti and group
elections to supervise the
vallouiir. Tiw ballots tor
each ongnnizatlou and
group electirxi tor Student
Council representative shall
tie sale.d in an etivelope
and submitted to tlie rttu
dent Council for tabulation,
valldatwti. and announce
nwnt, Z. Organization and group
representatives shall be
elected to serve during tlwu"
Junior year.
4. Ttie organization or jcroup
representatives shall nut
have had previous service
on the Student Council.
f. in case the representative
elected by an organization
or group frivse up his at a-
debt Council memiiership
beitause ul wlHidrawal from !
schfol. resignation, or io
eliglblllty. the orgamza
tton or group he represents i
alia 11 hold another elect ion
at it tlrst regulm meet
ttig after the vacancy Ik
announced to replace the
representative. 7'nc else- I
few
the
chosen to test the new registra
tion system for flaws. This year
they want to have i. system so
foolproof that not even the
faculty knows -what's going on.
The officials -Sadnt give up thai
easily, though. Next they de
manded to see his credit slip
from the registrar's office with
his hours on it.
Two Hour Wait
Never daunted, BB trotted right
over to get it After a two hours
wait he was immediately ushered
into the office. He got the slip
he needed and went back to
3 Temp. K.
tered.
Bernard was one of
Council Constitution
t.iFm of the replacement
shall 3r potettne4 iy Ihe
rules previously specii'ied
for the election of orpsm
tir.stion -cr group repre
sentatives. S. Jnactn eirpsBlzations a
proups shell to deprived ol
Tepresentation en the Stu
Oent Council.
, Senior Representatives
F'ive seniors, at least one
man and -ooe woman, shall
be nominated and elected bv
the outpoine. Student Council
a the first meeting after trie
prinp election, from the Jun
ior members of thM bodv to
serve during tbetr senior
?e.ar.
A. Paculty Representatives
Two iaculiy inembers, one
man and one woman, ap
pointed by the Faculty Com
mittee on Student Affairs
from nominations submitted
by the Student Council.
Terms of office shall be six
wears and shall not be con
current. Faculty representa
tives shall serve without vote.
An independent is a student not affil
iated with a social fraternity or sororitv.
rhe organization eligible to participate
in the election ol this representative will
or cesipnated by the Student Council
ARTICLE V E.igrbility, Pi lines. Be lection
of Members, and Publicity
Section. I. To foe elipible for membership
on the Student Council, candi
dates must meet the followine
requirements: j
a. Each candidate shall eb a I
bona fide member of the eol- i
lepe, organization, or croup
which he proposes to jpepre-'
sent. Membership on the Stu- :
dent Council shall be con
tingent on retention of con
tinued membership rn one's
respective college, areaniza-
tion, or croup
a. Regular University roles shall
govern m determining a can
didate's eilptbility.
c :.at'ii candidate or bold-over
member shall Tuave a mini
mum cumulative average of
five For Law Collepe candi
dates only pre-law grades
shall be considered tn the
computation of the cumulative
average.
SeciKiii 2. Collepe Filings
a. Nominations ol collepe Tepre
sentatives for election le the
Student Council shall be filed
in the fifce of the Liean of
Student Affairs. At least ten
day prior to the day upon
which filings open, the sec
ond nce-president of the Stu
dent Council shall publicize
ttiroupn the I'aJtv
the period for filings
fc. Filings will open the first
Monday in April and shah
run for one week, closing on
8T.uraay noon ol that week..
Jf spring vacation conflict
with this date, the Student
Council shall designate the
last fun school) wees prior to
spring vacation tor filing.
c special filing forms shall be
ostatned Irum the Office al
the Uean of Student A flairs
d. The form shall contain the
toiiowing information :
3- Num. address, sex
2. Position souebt
2. Giade average. college,
class to be certified by
the registrar
. Social fraternity or organ
ized house .(membership,
if flees held)
S. Professional (Til erntties
and societies (ineaibership
oifioes held
Activities Hmcmberfftitp, of
fices held
7. A statment signed bv the
candidate to this effect:
"3 hereby agree that if
elected to the Stun dent
Council I will serve to the
best of my ability and I
wtll arrange my school
schedule to permit my at
tendance at tlie regular
meetings of the Student
Council.
. Other information desired
desired by the Student
Council.
e. signatures of 25 bona fide
atuoetfts within the candi
date's college must be ob- i
tained for each candidate fil
ing. f. Kach candidate Shan be pho
tographed. The photograph
and filing Information will pe
Published in a manner speci
fied by the Student Council.
S- Failure to complete the fil
ing form will invalidate the
tiling.
Organizations and Croupe
a. Members representing organ
izrtions and groups shall meet
the same eligibility require
ments as college r presents -ttves
with ttie exception of
the requirement for 2& signa
tures, photographs, and pub
icity. e. Filing for Student Council
Section 3
checking and eligiblrttfr, will
be made by nominees at
least two weeks prior to the
organization or group elec
tion. Section 4. Election date
The regular Student Council
election hall be held the Moo-
day following ttie first Satur
day of May. The polls shall I
be pen from 7 :JKi a.m. to I
7:IW am.
Section ii. Punllciiy and Campaigning
a. In at least one maor build
'ig for each college, tlie Stu
dent Unions, adn Love La
brary, ine Jwied bullet ai
board shall be designsled for
the Student Council m order
to publicize election date and
other Student Council notices
All materials thus displayed
must carry the signature of
the rean of ntuoent A flairs,
the President of the Student
Council, and any other re
quired University signatures,
b The Student Council ma
sponsor assemblies which
Biuy be attended by tlie can
didates for the purpose of In
forming the voters, answer-
it Questions, and rallying
ribed in the constitution '
. ;
snai, not be permitted. i
The result. .,1 .1, eiecHor !
i"?J?T OI.v for. each
fl' J JubliJaed .Cufnjnrolw-r wt in T-r,
soon as tabulated. i
sw,- j-t:i--is-mu mm
secilou 1. Eiertkm of Officers
iwwui, una secotid ve
presidem, shull be elected !
from the hold-over meniiwrs i
bV the 4,tlt rr.r.v m..M.
Council, by a majority v,rtf . Couuri; mi wrifioJ ZTil .
m?s nsrtsxs Fti ! isr - -
Student. Council Jollowing the
V nm i L , I a
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i K've'oem snan i Mciion j. Protwials
nouilllvtCT HIT WIO OJ OlltCe
to the new Student Council
members a tlie frts meeting
oi ine ritunent council follow
ttig tlie general election,
f. Ttie recording secretary, tlie
urrspondlng secretary, and
tw treasurer liatl tie le,tf
bv tfie new Student Council
members at ttw second regu
lar meeting alter the genera I
e left ton by a majority vote
01 tlie membership and by as
cret written ballot. These of
fices shall be filled by sopho
mores who will serve n these
positions during their Junior
year.
Section 2, Duties of Officers
a. The duties of the president
shall be:
1. To be an ex-officlo mem
ber, with vote, of ail com
mittees 2 To preside at al) meetings
3. To appoint committee
chairman and committee
BM-miiers not otherwnie
provided for In the consti
tution Tu be responsible lor rll
I After he had tilled out his
i paper in three different lan
guages, he tried to get out of the
building. At all three doors were
attendants waiting for him. The
first wanted his signature on a
blank check; the second wanted
his third cousin's signature on a
draft notice and the third wanted
his lunch.
Valiant Bernard survived all
the tests though and is now a
bona fide student at the Univer
sity majcring in Animal Hus
bandry. Next week he has an
appointment with the Dean of
Stupid Affairs. It seems there
has been an error in his regis
tration. communications of tb Sto
dent Coundil
5. To present aa annual writ
ten report summarieinc;
the vesr's activities eif tine
Student Granr.il a.t tbe first
meeting following general
elections
. To remove any member
ftnm the Studewt Council
upon three unexcused ab
sences 1. To recommend to Ibe Judi
ciary Committee the ie
moal ol any member "Con
sidered negligent in bi
duties on the Council
S. To appoint specially qua.
fied ntm-anem trs te tem
porary committee "Mists
9. To create an adiisora- boor
if need for one exists
a. To be responsible for ha
execution of all provisions
of the constitution and by
laws and to carry out du'lv
enacted legislation of tha
Student Council
h. The duties of the first vmr-
liesident shall be:
L Tt9 serve as chairman antf
ex-offioc member, with
vote, of the Judiciary Com
mittee 2. To assume tlie dutief of
the president in nts as
sence c. The duties Utile seoond vwe
president shall be:
h. To serve as chairman snfl
ei-officio member, with
vote, of the Elections
Committee
2. To assume the duties or
the pnsident In the ab
sence of the president and
the first vice-president
d. The duties of the treasurer
shall be:
1. To wepare. with the aid
ol the nresident and the
advisors, the annual budget
2. Te keep all financial rec
ords of the Student Coun
cil and submit financial
reports upon request
. To maintain proper rela
tionships w-itli the Office
of the Director of Student
Activities s required tij
University ruling
e. Th- duties of the ireoordinc
secretary shall be:
1 To keep the minutes of all
meetings of the Student
Council
2. To submit for weeltlv pub
lication in tie Itairr Xe
fcnMkaa a complete ac
oount of the official ac
tion of the Student Coun
cil f. The duties of the correspond mt
secretary shall be:
1- To conduct necessary Stu
dent Council correspond
ence 2. To assume the duties or
recording secretary in her
absence
AJfTICLE TTI lnHMln,
Sect 1, The Stodent Council Judirtsry
LTOiiiiiniee snail consist f fjv -
members, nameivt
a. The first vire-president wb
shaU be chairman
The two bold-over members
who were not elected so 1a
serve aa officers
' 3? ,newl-electd Student
council members appointed
by the president eublect ts
approval of the Student
Council
d. The faejfJty advisors of the
Student Council who shall
serve without vote
Section 2. Tbe duties of the Student Coun-
j -uuicaary committee shali
. To interpret the Student
couneil Csttstrtution and by
laws To conduct hearings on all
natters referred to tl by the
Student Council
c To review and make recom
mendations for action on art
new constitutions and amend
ments of constitutions ol stu
dent organizations
J. on the vanartj j
Student Council elections
e. To file a written report of
all ruling of the Judiciarr
Committee
f. To remove for due cause a
member of the Student Coun
. ft- hearing open to
"""u uiUBCii members.
Section I. AD ruling, of the Judicial
Committee shaD be final eacent
lor appeal to the proper JJnw
,p7''v Senate Committee.
Se4STi -rLVIII E'on Committee
Section 1. The student Council Election.
committee i) eonalEt c fj
nembers, namely:
a. The second vice-president
who Shall be chairman
- Four newly-elected student
Ooucn members appointed by
the president subect to the
approval of the Student Coun-
c The faculty advisors of ttie
Student Council who shalj
ci - wiuiDut vote.
Section 2. The duties of tl Student Coua.
Elections Committee siiali b-
a. To announot filing and elec
tion dates
b. To supervise all publicity tor
filing and election
To arrange for the polling
Places and to supervise ttie
, balfotmg
d To tabulate the ballots is
the presence of at least mm
faculty advisor.
e. To seal ttie ballots a no tabu
lations and deliver them 1
a lacutty advisor for sale
aeeplug for a thlrty-dai j
rnd. t To announce the complete r.
sutts of the election to -ttts
faU- Webraskaa.
To auuervise all other elec
lions of general Univeraitv nto
'? v-v by tor fttu.
deiKt Council.
The tSA.J?. TSi ?d
SrJSSSS. i" '-aderrt Cwnef,
an ttemiMid
school rear wiT,Hr Z. ...if u'".
uuaget m the sorine tn.
tu res of th. '-"- "inni-
Seov.. L trmZZZ f"""';1- "f
shall 'sunmitted T fee for. i;''.,' """
liar- Vtl . ' rt
for apprw-
irriiiTs ffLTitm 'tn i..uii -
APTiri ' v v "'not.
sessions ""ne rl"r
.ttiorum shall ..r.i-, -.
le ittajo wr. m the total mem.
. iwoiw wa present to
uy pr-
AltTJf'LF 'XTI
. ' .
Hevtiiis bd Amend
merit
for TrvimUmr ni or
amendments to the Const It ft phi
uav tm originaiec oy:
a. A majority ote of two-ttitrris
thirds of tlie anndent Ccmv u
I'll. "T
a. A petition, submitted 1 'fie
Student Council, signed ty
not teas than foO reKiilurl'
enrolled students. si"'Mrea
must e validated tv 1
fine of tlie Kerbrfxar.
Section 2. Propuesl for revision r amend.
ments shall tie submitted ' "-
th end of tlie first semeste- ur
action during the school ;eot.
Sectwu 3. Proposals tor revision o' imr d
ments must be publtirheri at
least three times during the sec
ond seniested at Intervats ol t
least one wees. Tt f'nal of
ficial publishing must he irui
two weeks before the ger-erwj
elects)
Se.ctMflti 4. j-TjjiosM Is for revision or ameriu
men's to the cunstltutfon ill
be voted oa at irw r-i
elnctimi.
Sei-twin 3. Tue sinendment ehnfi lj- . . 4
by a majority vt- wiien "t ( -
fill feifieflt of trie ebcible us.
dents vote In the election.
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