Friday, May 4, 1962
Dalfy Nebraskan Election Edition
Page '3
Bert Advances Amendment
To alleviate a constitutional
amendment and revision sit
uation "which isn't very real
istic," Student Council mem
ber Don Burt proposed an
amendment which will be
voted on in the spring gen
eral election Monday.
"It was felt that the amend
ment procedure was too dif
ficult and took too much
time," Burt explained.
Under the present system,
an amendment must be sub
mitted during the first semes
ter to be placed on the ballot
in the spring general election.
In the proposed amendment,
continued Burt, the constitu
tion may be changed during
the first semester by a spe
cial student vote, and amend
ments may be proposed dur
ing the second semester until
28 days before the spring gen
eral election.
Illustrlating the "difficul
ties" with the present amend
ment procedure, Burt noted
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that an amendment proposed
early in the second semester
must wait for a student body
vote until the spring general
election of the following year,
and then would not go into
effect until fall of the next
school year.
Section 1 of Burt's proposed
amendment to Article XII of
the Council constitution, which
outlines origination of pro
posed amendments and revi
sions, Is the only section
which would not be changed.
A special constitutional elec
tion could be held on the sec
ond Monday of December un
der Section 2-A.
Under Section 4, an amend
ment would be ratified either
by a majority vote when at
least 30 per cent of the eligi
ble students vote in the elec
tion, or when IS per cent of
the total eligible voters vote
in favor of the amendment
when LESS than 30 per cent
of the eligible voters vote in
the election.
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Student Body Will Elect
17 Council Reps Monday
Polling sites for Monday's
Student Council elections
have been cut down to two
the Student Unions of Ag and
City Campuses.
According to Dob Witt,
Chairman of the Council elec
tions committee, the library
has been cut oat as a site so
that attention can be focused
the Union. '
This year there will be two
separate tables in the Union
where student identification
can be checked. The poles
will open at 8:00 Monday
morning and close at 7:00
p.m.
Seventeen council represen
tatives will be chosen. The
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The University Young Re
publicans have elected Ste
phen Stastny their president
for the 1982-63 school year.
Chosen vice president was
Gwynn Showalter; Delrae
Beermann was selected sec
retary. Other YR officers
elected are:
Phyllis Riddle, assistant sec
retary; Richard Cowles, treas
urer; Xelsie Larsen, national
oommitteewo man; and
officer of the Omaha District
Charles Peek, national com
mitteeman. r
VOTE for
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Student Council Elections
May 7, 1962
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Frank lorrion
Janww King
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Arts and Sciences College
beads the list with four.
Three will be chosen from
Engineering and Architecture
and three from Teachers Col
leges. One boy and one girl will
represent Ag College and two
will be chosen from Business
Administration. One repre
sentative each will come
from Law, Pharmacy, and
Dent Colleges.
Witt is looking for a better
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IFC Backed
Arts &
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Business
Administration
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Richard WeOl
turn-out at the poles than in
the past few years. But, as
be put it, "It an depends on
how the campaigns go and
bow much interest the candi
dates stir up."
"There was a turn out of a
little over 3,000 last year,"
commented Witt, "but added
interest this year has been
stirred up by the Daily Ne
braskan, IFC, and SCBC, as
well as by the candidates
themselves."
SCBC Backed
Dennis (.Tirintir h
Thomas Kntour
Thomas Wright
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