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PREAMBLE
Wa. tha student of the University of
NeBraska at I incoln, do hereby ordain and
itab sh tn conitnution tor ine so
ministration of student government and
representation.
Article I. NAME
The name of this organization thail be the
Associated Students of the University ot
Nebraska at Lincoln, herein after referred
to as the Association.
Article II. PURPOSES-
The purposes of thlj organization shall be
to act as the supreme student governing
body In the regulation and coordination ot
II phases of student self government, to
represent the best interests of the students
to the faculty, administration and the
fl nj. al pub'lc, and to strive for the largest
egltlma.a Influence of the students In the
function no or ine universiry.
Article III. MEMBERSHIP
All regjljrly enrolled students In the
University of Nebraska, at Lincoln, shall be
members of the Association and shall be
entitled to take part In all activities of the
Assoc atlon is hereinafter outlined.
Article IV. POWERS
The Association, acting through Its ap
propriate organs, shall have the following
powers, in so far as these powers ao not
conflict with general University regulations
established by the eoara ot Kegenis,
Section 1. Powers Relating to Organiza
tions.
A. To recognize ail proposed new student
organizations and to approve their con'
dilutions, without which recognition
and approval an organization shall not
oe permittee to use university ot Ne
braska facilities.
B. To establish, by malorlty vote of the
Student Senate, new and uniform condh
tions for the continued approval of ex
isting student organizations, to demand
compliance with said new conditions
within a reasonable and stated length of
time, and to revoke, by conviction In
Student Court, the constitutions and
rights to use of University ot Nebraska
facilities ot organizations failing to
comply.
C. To schedule and or conduct all student
elections of general University Interest,
riot excluding those for contests
sponsored by subordinate organizations.
Section 1. Powers Relating to Ad Hoc
Assemblies
A. To organize and-or control all student
rallies or demonstrations.
B. To organize and-or control all student
migraiions.
Section 3. Powers Relating to Removal or
Disqualification.
A. To suspend or dismiss from office, by
conviction in student court, any stu
dent executive of the government of
the Association who shall refuse to
carry Its legislation into effect.
B. To disqualify, suspend or dismiss from
Association office, for a stated length of
time, by conviction of the Student Court,
any student who shall violate duly-
enacted ordinances, regulations or other
legislation of the Association.
- Section a Powers Relating to Liaison
to serve as liaison between students and
faculty, between students and the Board ot
Reqents and-or their representatives,
between students and the state legislature,
and between students and the general
public.
Section 5. Powers Relating to General
Welfare.
A. To exercise
responsibilities
life, including:
all bowers and
dealing with student
, i he opwer to
establish all policies.
rules, and regulations, oovernina stu-
aent social and group lite which shall
Include but not be limited to publi
cations, cunewj, and parietal regula
tions. J. The power to assure original lurlsdlc
tion and responsibility over disciplinary
procedures within these areas.
J. The power to participate equitably In the
allocation and distribution ot student
fees.
4. The power to define eligibility re
quirements tor participation In all
phases of student activities and to
regulate all social affairs.
5. The power to participate equitably with
the University Administration and
Faculty in the exercise of all power and
responsibility over University Housing
Policy and non-social disciplinary mat
ters. (. The power to delegate the above men
tioned powers and responsibilities as
ASUN sees fit.
B. To exercise any other powers necessary
for the general welfare of the students.
Section Powers of Implementation.
To enact such legislation as may be
necessary tor the execution of the powers
granted In this Article.
Article V. ORGANS
The legislative, executive and ludlclal
organs of the Association shall be as
follows:
Section 1. The Student Senate, hereinafter
referred to as the Senate.
A. Composition. The Senate shall consist of
no more than thirty-eight (38) elected
members with voting privileges; the
President, First Vice-President and
Second Vice-President ot the Associa
tion, and two faculty representatives,
all of whom shall serve without voting
Rrlvlleges except as hereinafter noted,
o Senate member Is eligible for an
executive or uric ia I position except
as hereinafter noted. The two faculty
members shall be appointed by the
Student Senate.
B. Elected Members. The elected members
shall be chosen according to the plan
outlined In this subsection from the at
large. Inter-Fraternlfv Council
Panhellenlc Council, non-affiliated off
campus, University Residence halls and
cooperatives, and undergraduate colleqe
advisory board and professional col
leges constituencies.
1. Eight (8) members shall be elected from
the regularly enrolled students of the
University of Nebraska at Lincoln.
1 One (II member shall be elected from
the membership of each of the five
underqraduate college advisory boards
by the membership of that advisory
board. Three (3) senators shall be
elected to represent the three pro
fessional colleges. The Senator from the
Colleqe of Dentistry shall be elected by
the College's Advisory Board The
Senators from the Colleges of Law and
Pharmacy shall be elected from their
respective colleges.
X Members representing the fraternities
and sororities affiliated with the Inter
Fraternity Council and Panhellenlc
Council shall bo elected at large by the
membership of these fraternities and
sororities according to the ratio of one
(!) senator for every 750 members.
Freshmen and sophomore members who
reside in the dormitories shall be
members only of the University
Residence Hall constituency,
4. Members representing the University
Residence Halls and Cooperatives.
a. Members representing the University
Residence Halls end Cooperatives shall
be elected from the following districts:
1) Abel Hall Sandoz Hall District
2) Harper Hall Schramm Hall Smith
Hall District
J) Calhcr Hall Pound Hall Women's
Residence Hall District
4) Selleck Quadrangle District
$) Burr Hall Fedde Hall Inter-
Cooperative Council District.
b. Within each of the above mentioned
districts, members ot the Senate shall
be elected from and by the membership
ot that district according to the ratio of
one (1 1 senator (or every 750 students.
, Any newly created residence hail (a)
which is clearly recognizable as distinct
from the existing districts listed above
hall be considered a district. Such
district shall be entitled to elect from
and bv Its membership members of the
Senate according to the ratio of one
senator for every 750 students.
t Members representing non-afflllated
students residlna off-cempus shall be
elected from this group by this group
ccordlnq In the ratio of on (I) senator
for every 1.500 students.
f. The number of eats apportioned to each
constituency shall be decided by the
electoral Commission In accordance.
t. Faculty reorosentatlves To be eligible
for appointment as faculty represen
tative, a nominee must hold rank of
assistant nrntessor or higher,
C. Terms-of Office
1 B le-tent memher
a. To be a member of the constituency he
proposes to represent and agree in wrl-
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membership in mat constituency.
b. Elected members shall assume office
one week alter the Spring general elec
tion and shall sei ve tor one year.
2. hacullv representatives. Ha cully
representatives shall have terms ot two
years, lerms shall be staggered.
Section I. The Association Executive.
A. The President.
I. Election i he President of the Associa
tion shall be chosen by plurallly vote at
the bpring general election under the
nrnvlnani ot Article VI. below.
2. Eligibility. To be eligible for election to
the Presidency ot ine Association, a
c-nd.date must:
a. kieet all ASUN regulations for
participation in extracurricular ac
tivities. h Have comoleted twentv-seven (27)
University approved credit hours and
the previous semester in residence.
J. Term ot Office. The term ot office of the
President of the Association shall be the
same as that of an elected member of
the senate.
L Replacement. In case the President of
the Association shall become unable to
fulfill his duties by reason ot resigna
tion, disqualification, disability, death,
or Impeachment and conviction, the
First Vice-President of the Association
shall assume the powers and duties ot
the office and serve for the remainder of
the original term.
B. The First Vice-President.
I. Election. Elioibllitv, and Term of Of
fice. The election, eligibility, and term
n nffire of the First Vice-President of
the Association shall be identical with
those 01 ihe President of the Association
2. Replacement. In case the First Vice-
President of the Association shall
become unable to fulfill his duties by
reason of resignation, disqualification,
disability, death, or impeachment and
conviction, or In the event of succession
of the First Vice-President to the Presi
dent, the Speaker Pro-Tempore of the
Senate shall assume the power, duties,
and responsibilities of the office of the
Vice-Presidency, including the suc
cession to the Presidency In the event of
the vacating of that office, for the
remainder of the original term.
C. The Second Vice-President
1. Election, Eligibility and Term of Office.
The election, eligibility and term of of
fice of the Second Vice-President of the
Association shall be Identical with those
of the President of the Association.
2. Replacement. In case the Second Vice
President of the Association shall
become unable to fulfill his duties by
reason of disqualification, disability,
death or Impeachment and conviction,
replacement for the position shall be
appointed by the President with ap
proval of the senate.
D. The Student Cabinet
1, Composition. The ASUN Senate may, be
appropriate legislation, establish posts
which shall comprise an advisory body
for the President, the members of which
shall be appointed by the President with
1ne approval of the Senate.
2. Eligibility. To be eligible for appoint
ment to the Student Cabinet, a nominee
must be regularly enrolled as a full time
student, either as an undergraduate or
as a graduate student, and must meet
the University requirements for
participation In extracurricular ac
tivites. E. The Director of Records
J, Eligibility. To be eligible for appoint
ment as Director of Records, a nomi
nee must be regularly enrolled as a
full-time student, either as an under
graduate or as a graduate student,
and must meet ASUN requirements
for participation In extracurricular ac
tivities. 2. Term of Office. The Director of Records
shall serve as the President of the
Association directs.
F. The Executive Committee. The Senate
shall elect three of its members to serve
with the President and First and Second
Vice-Presidents of the Association as an
Executive Committee. The faculty ad
visors shall serve In an advisory
capacity to this body.
A. Composition. The Student Court shall
consist of one Chief Justice and six
Associate Justices appointed by the
President of the Association. These
appointments shall be approved by at
least two-thirds (2-3) of the membership
of the Senate thirty (30) class days
?rlor to the Spring general election,
he Chief Justice shall as all times
be a student In the College of Law.
B. Eligibility To be eligible for
appointment to the Student Court a
student nominee must:
1, Be regularly enrolled as a full-time
student with a cumulative grade point
averaoe of at least 2.75.
2. If an undergraduate, have at least junior
stand no.
1, Meet all ASUN regulations for
participation in extracurricular
activities.
C. Term of Office. All Justices shall serve
for one academic year commencing the
first day of classes In the fall and
terminating the last day of finals the
following spring.
O. Vacancies. Vancancles on the Student
Court shall be filled within ten (10) class
days according to the procedures as
outlined for selection of original
members.
Article VI. ELECTIONS
Section 1. The Electoral Commission.
A. Composition. The Electoral Commission
shall consist of six commissioners, two
of whom shall be the faculty
representatives to the Student Senate,
one of whom shall be appointed by the
President of the Association and shall
serve as Director, one of whom shall be
the Second Vice-President, one of whom
shall be elected by a malorlty vote of
the Senate, one of whom shall be
elected by the Student Court Irom Its
own membership by majority vote
of that body.
Eligibility. To be eligible for
appointment to a non-faculty seat on the
Electoral Commission, a nominee must
be a regularly enrolled full-time student,
and meet ASUN regulations for
participation In extra-curricular
activities.
C. Term of Office. Student members of the
Commission shall be nominated before
the third full week of classes of each
regular academic year and shall serve
for the remainder of that year.
D. Duties. The duties of the Electoral
Comm ii da sha I be:
1. To announce tilings and schedule election
dates tor all elections conducted by the
Association.
2, To publicize the dates and procedures for
filings and elections, and to issue at the
request of candidates advisory opinions
as to the legality ot proposed methods in
election campaigns.
To establish polling places and to
supervise the balloting at each polling
place, either In person or through agents
authorized and announced by the
Commission one week prior to the
election.
4. To tabulate the ballots, with at least
three Commissioners being present and
at least one ot them being faculty
reoresentative.
J. To seal the ballots, tabulations, and
computations and deliver tnem fo the
senior faculty representative for
safekeeplnq for a thirty (30) day period.
4. To announce the complete results of the
election to the press, Including the
number of votes cast for each candidate,
and to be prepared, upon request, to
issue a break-down of Presidential votes
and votes cast on amendments and
referenda bv district.
E. Powers. The Electorlal Commission
shall have power to:
1. Initiate, by malorlty vote of til Its
members, prosecutions in Student Court
for Infractions of electoral laws or rules.
2. Annul, bv a four-mthi (4-5) malorlty of
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all Its members any election for good
cause and io reschedule it within ten
(10) class days.
3. Reapportionment. The Electoral
Commission shall annually reapportion
the Senate in accordar.ee with Artie. e V,
Section I, Paragraphs A and B, using
second semester enrollment and
membership lists obtained from the
Registrar, the Director of Housing, the
Inter-Fraternity Council and
Panhellenic Council, and such other
official sources as are necessary.
Fractions arising In the calculations of
numbers of representatives tor each
constituency shall be rounded to nearest
whole number of representatives. The
apportionment shall be completed and
the results publicized by thefirst day of
4. Establish at the beginning of each
semester regulations with the consent of
the Senate. ... .
F. The Cotnmisslon shall be responsible to
the President of the Association.
Article VII. POWERS OF
THE VARIOUS ORGANS
Section 1. The Student Senate.
The Senate elected under this Constitution
shall hove the loilow.ng powers.
A. To determine Its own rules of procedure,
provided that such rules do not Infringe
upon powers granted by t h i s
Constitution to other organs of the
Association.
B. To elect its own officers, among them a
Speaker Pro-Tempore to act in the
absence of the Vice-President, and to
specify the length of their terms.
C To enact regulations, ordinances,
statements of policy, and other
legislation of the Association by simple
majority, provided that at least three
fifths (3-5) majority of the members are
present and voting.
D. To enact Organic Acts of the
Association, i.e., acts concerned with
functions of the Association as noted
elsewhere In this Constitution, by a two
thirds (2-3) majority of the entire voting
membership of the Senate.
E To adopt, in the name of the
Association, resolutions on public issues.
F To adopt recommendations concerning
affairs which effect the University at
large by simple majority, provided that
at least two-thirds (2-3) to the mem
bers vote, and to present these
recommendations to the University
official concerned.
G. To authorize expenditures bv the
Treasurer of the Association according
to the procedures of Article VIII below,
and to Initiate Association assessments.
H To call Itself Into special session on
twenty-four (24) hour's notice by a
petition signed by at least one-third (1-3)
of the voting membership of the Senate
and deposited with the First Vice
President, or by vote to this effect by
one-third (1-3) of the e n e t e
membership, or by receipt of a petition
signed by five per cent of the voting
mimbers of the Association and
u,ith th Plrt Vlee-Pres dent.
I. To initiate by a malorlty secret ballot of
the Senate action In the Student Court to
remove any senator tor gooo cause.
J. To Impeach, by a two-third 2-3)
pntnriiu nt the entire voting
mombershlo. the President or First
nH tarnnH Vice-Presidents of the
Association, or a Justice of the Student
Court for malfeasance ot otiice, ana iu
appoint prosecutors.
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for the recognition of new student
organizations and the approval of their
constitution.
L. To enact, alter, or amend regulations
pertaining to all student organizations In
tne nreresrs or me wnivviaur -
M. To sponsor, authorize, or regulate
rallies, assemblies, and convocations of
students and student migrations.
N. To establish such permanent or ad hoc
legislative committees as
providing that permanent committees
ha AtKiihri hv Drnanlc Act.
0. To express student opinions and
attitudes, through Its separate
members, on all Issues and aspects of
student life as those opinions eno
attitude exist in the colleqe community.
f. f o aoorove appointments of Senate
committee Chairmen made by the
D ra.MAnt
Q. To approve by malorlty vote the
appointments of USNSA delegates by
the Executive Committee.
R. To prescribe, by majority vote, up to
the maximum the number of dele
aates sent each year to the USNSA
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Section 2. The Association Executive
Branch.
A. President. The President of the
Association, chosen under this
constitution shall, acting personally or
throuoh a member of the Student
Cabinet empowered by him In writing,
have the following powers and duties:
S Pniunrt'
a'. To Introduce irt the Student Senate
measures designated as "Government
h Tn order the Electoral Commission to
schedule and conduct within eight days
a referendum on J ,
1) Any ftnuernment BIN not passed In
Its original form within eight days
after Its Introduction.
2) Any non-Government Bill passed by tne
Senate. .....
C. To call special sessions of the Senate
on twenty-tour (24) hours notice by
means of a reguest to that effect de
posited with the First Vice-President.
d. To prosecute student organizations or
Individual students before the Student
Court for violation of duly-enacted
legislation of the Association.
m Tn annnint ;turient Cabinet members,
subject to Senate approval, to specify
their duties as he may deem fit. both to
be by written Instrument, provided such
action does not conflict with other
provisions of this Constitution,
f. To remove anv Student Cabinet member
bv written Instrument which shall be
filed with the Director of Records.
2. Duties:
a. To set the aaenda. bv notice given In
writing to the First Vice-President at
least twenty-tour u) nours prior to
each regular Student Senate meeting,
which agenda mav be altered bv a two
thirds (2-3) malorlty of those voting, and
sublect to Article IX, Section I.
b. To be respons'ble for the execution of all
provisions of the Constitution and
Orqanlc Acts, to carry out duly-enacted
leqihatlon of the Senate, and to report
all such executive action to the Senate.
e. To tiomlt an annual budget In
accordance with Article VIII ot this
Constitution for oore"l hv the Senate.
d. To represent the Association Irt
ceremonial ranacltv end to state student
opinion before public and official
assemblies, and In correspondence.
t. To aoorove, bv affixing hU signature
within Hoht dass rtavs, all leo'sutlon
enacted hv the Senate, or to veto It
within eleht class rievs. and tn submit a
statement of his ohlectlons to the Senate
to he'r next renmar meetlnn a'te the
veto, at which time the veto mav he
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malorlty of all votlnn Senate members.
f. To present an annual written renort
summarizing the nast vear's act!
vltles of the Association at the first
meetlnn following the Spring general
lection.
g. To preside over meetings of Student
Assemblies sponsored bv the
Association.
h. To preside over meetings of the
Executive Committee.
I, To annolnt the Senate Committee
Chairmen with the approval of the
Fxocuttve Committee.
I. Tn aonolnt 1l" Director of Records.
B. First Vlce-Presldnt. The First Vice
President of the Association shall have
th tnllnwlnn duties:
1. To succeed to the Presidency In the
vent r th vicstlnq ot that office.
2. To exercise the powers of the President
In the absence of that officer.
S. To preside over meetings of the Student
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4. To assume such duties as shall be
assigned him in writing by the President
ot tne Association.
5. To remove, by decree, any member of
the Senate upon three unexcused
absences.
C. The Second Vice President. The Second
Vice-President of the Association shall
have the following duties:
1. To be a member of the electoral Com
mission, Executive Committee, and the
liuoeril laDinet.
2. To assume such duties within the Ex
ecutive branch as shall be assigned by
tne rresiaent ot tne Association.
3 The Second Vice-President of the
Assoc, ated Students of the University of
Nebraska shall be United States Na
tional Student Association Coordinator.
D. Student Cabinet. The Individual
members of the Student Cabinet shall
have such powers as Ihe President of
the Association may delegate them In
writing, provided such delenations do
not Infringe upon the provision of this
constitution.
E. Director of Records. The Director of
Records shall be responsible to the
President, for the maintenance of all
minutes, legislation, decrees, and cor
respondence. He shall also recommend
to the President for aoDolntment the
following officers, to be subordinate to
tne uirector.
1. Treasurer. The Treasurer shall be re
quired to 1) aid the President In the
preparation of the annual budget, and
aio mm in its presentation In ac
cordance with Article VIII, 2) keep all
financial records of the Association and
submit financial reports upon request,
3) correlate these activities with the of
fice of the Director of Student Activities.
2. Recorolng Secretary. The Recording
Secretary shall be required to 1) submit
for weekly publication in the Daily
Nebraskan a complete account of the
action of the Senate and Cab net. 2)
submit all legislation in written form to
tne president.
3. Corresponding Secretary. The Cor-
responainq secretary shall be required
to 1 ) conduct necessary correspondence
for the Association, 2) assume the duties
of the Recording Secretary In his
absence.
F. Executive Committee. The Executive
Committee shall serve es a coordinating
body between the Legislative and Ex
ecutive branches of the Association.
Deleqates, coming from the Student
Body as a whole; representatives of
specific groups, organizations, or ASUN
Senate shall be appointed by the Ex
ecutive Committee.
Section 3. Student Court
A. Nature of Judicial Function of Student
Government. Nothing herein is to be
construed as limiting or suoolantino any
of the rights, prlvlleqes. Immunities, or
obligations of each student under the
rules and regulations, of the University
of Nebraska Board of Reoen's. the
ordinances of the City of Lincoln
Nebraska, and the laws and constitu
tions of the State of Nebraska and the
United States of America, but the p-o-vlsions
herein are to be a process In ad
dition to those riohts, orivieoes, im
munities, and obligations.
B. Judicial Powers: The ludlclal power of
the Student Court shall extend to the
followinq controversies:
1. Matters of Impeachment.
2. Matters of Interpretation of this con
stitution. 3. Matters of contested elections.
4. Matters concerning organizations when
referred to Ihe Court by the University
of Nebraska administration, the Student
Senate, or an individual student.
5. Other matters arlslnq under the bv-lows,
organic acts, or ordinances of the Stu
dent Senate, or the exercise of the
powers of the President or First and
Second Vice-Presidents of the
Associated Students of the University of
Nebraska,
C. Rules: The Student Court shall operate
under and be governed by such rules
and regulations as the Student Senate
shall adopt by ordinance or organic act,
except that such rules and regulations
shall not Infringe upon any of the powers
herein granted to the Student Court.
D. Disposition of Matters. Parties Involved
In a decision of the Student Court shall
have an appeal to the Faculty Senate
Committee on Student Affairs where
that committee grants such an appeal.
The decisions of the Student Court,
where not altered by the Faculty Senate
Committee on Student Affairs on anneal,
shall be complied with and enforced by
the leolslatlve and executive branches
created In the constitution. The Student
Court may also recommend to the ap
propriate University office appropriate
penalties or sanctions in any con
troversy. E. Rights of Students and Student
Organizations. In addition to the right,
prlvileoes, immunities, and obligations
which each member ot the Associated
Students ot the University of Nebraska
holds under the rules and regulations of
the University o Nebraska Board of
Regents, the ordinances of the City of
Lincoln. Nebraska, and the laws and
constitutions of the State of Nebras
ka and the United States of America;
those recoqnlzed by the BUI of Rights
(Amendments 1-14 of the ASUN
Constitution) and The Studont In the
Academic Community Document are
also in effect.
1. The right ot each student and each stu
dent organization to local, speedy, and
iust determination o controversies
wholly confined within the community of
the University of Nebraska.
2. The right of any student against whom
dlsclollnarv action Is contemplated bv
the University ot Nebraska to be in
formed of and receive a hearing con
cerning the alleged conduct on which
such contemplation is based.
3. The right of each student through
representatives to participate in a pro
cess by which disciplinary action
against anv other student is or is not
recommended to the University ad
ministration, and a process bv which
controversies arising within student
government and organizations art set
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F. Recognition of Student Tribunal. The
charter of the Student Tribunal of the
University of Nebraska is hereby
recognized as the official statement of
authority for that body. The Student
Senate of the Associated Students of
the University ot Nebraska is hereby
charged with all duties and em
powered with all functions charged to
the "Student Council" under the chart
er of the Student Tribunal, which re
ports shall reveal to the Student
Senate the nature and value of the
Student Tribunal's operation to the
declaration contained in .Subsection
A and E of this Section.
Section 4. The Association. The Associa
tion, acting by petition, shall have the
following powers:
A. Initiative. By a petition signed by at
least three per cent of the regularly
enrolled full-time students, to Introduce
a measure in the Senate. If after fifteen
Ijj vjyi, ihe Senaie snail not nave
passed the measure In Its original form,
another petition In Its favor, signed by
no fewer than five per cent of the
regularly-enrolled full-time students,
shall -equire the Electoral Commission
to schedule and conduct a referendum
on It within eiaht class days. Approval
by such a referendum shall require the
President of the Association to enact it
by decree.
B. Referendum. By petition signed by at
least five per cent of the regularly
enrolled full-time students, to suspend
the enactment of any measure other
than the budqet passed by the Senate,
and to reguire the Electoral Commission
to schedule and conduct a referendum
on It within eight class days. Rejection
of the measure In r.''ch a referpnd"m
shall require the President of the
Association to declare It null and void.
The vote required to approve a
referendum measure shall be:
1. A malorlty vote with at least thirty (30)
percent of the eligible students voting in
the election, or
2. An affirmative vote of fifteen (15)
percent of the elidible voters when
less than thirty (30) percent of the
eligible students vote.
?.' By" petition signed by thirty-five (35)
percent of all the reoularly-enrolled full
time students residing in a district to
require the Electoral Commission to
schedu'e and conduct within fifteen (15)
class days a srwclal e'ect'nn for the
Senile seat In question In that district
bv the final apportionment at the Soring
general election.
2. Bv a petition slened by thirty-five (35)
percent ot all the reoularly-enrolled full
tim suHnts of the entlr Itnlvorsltv, to
reguire the Electoral Commission to
schedu'-and conduct w"bln fifteen (Is)
class days a snecial election for the
Presidoncv or First and icond Vice
Presidency of the Association.
3 ReCai Procedure. In all eases of recall,
the official recalled shall continue In the
pow"rsrf his olce until 'he special
election and mav be a candidate at that
elect'o-. Th snecial e'ertion shall be
conduced under rules nromnloated by
the Flectorai Commission and
resemhilnn as closely as nosslble those
prescribed to the Constitution tor soring
aeneral elections. Candidates elected at
the 'oeclai elertlon shall serve only tor
the unexpired term of the recalled of
ficial. D Proc'dure. In all petitions submitted to
tba F'ectoral romm'sslon under the
Provisions of this Article slqnatures
shall b accnmoanlert hv tlnh'ersltv
Identification card numbers and shall ba
validated by the Electoral Commission.
Article VIM. BUDGET
The President nf the Association shall
nreoare before the first dav of August In
each vear an Iteml7ed hudiret nt prooced
expenditures of the Association for the
comlno academic vear. This budnet 'hall
he snhm'tted or approval to committee
eons'sing of the rtean of Student Affairs,
the University rmotroiier, and the agent
nf the Student Activities Fund.
This iiie shall Include within It the
recommended assessment on all Associa
tion members.
After anproval hy said committee, the
bu-net shall he introduced In the Senate as
a Government BUI.
Article IX. MEETING
Section J. The Senate.
Renuiar meetlnos of the Student Senate
shall be held once each week during the
reou'ar academic vear on a dav to be
decided by leolslatlve act of the Associa
tion A'l m-elipos o the Senate shall be
ooen excent on specific and wlt'en reouest
fn the root-aw bv two-thirds '9-31 of all the
elected members, provision shall he made
tn the m-Mi p exerv meetlnn for students
to present proposals or orlevances through
n n,d-it ;-,ite member. The procedures
nn'Hne In Robert's Ru'es of Order latest
ed'tlon shall he followed at all meetings.
eft-,n The student Cabinet.
The Student Cabinet shall meet to hear
nrosecutinns at least once every two weeks
on a day to be decided by legislation.
Section 4. The Executive Committee.
The F"ecu'ive Committee shall meet at the
call of the President.
Article X. Amendment
Section 1. Proposals
Proposals for amendments to this Con
stitution may be originated by:
A. A malorlty of two-thirds 2-31 of all
p'o,-t-d tvembers of the Senate.
B. A petition submitted to the Senate,
sinned hv not less than five percent of
the regularly-enrolled full-time students
of the University. S'onatures must be
validated by the Eelectoral Commission.
Section 2. Ratification. I
Proposals for amendment shall be ratified
as follows:
A. If submitted during the first semester,
the proposal should be voted on by slu-
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dents at a special referendum to be held
by the Electoral Commission. The Elec
toral Commission. The Electoral
Commissioner shall decide when to hold
the referendum after he has been
presented with the validated amend
ment petition or directed to by the
Senate and after the said amendment Is
published at least once In the Daily
Nebraskan. The referendum must be
held within one month of the time the
Electoral Commissioner Is presented
with the proposal.
B. If submitted during the second semester
but before the 27th day preceding the
Spring general election, the proposal
shall be included on the ballot at that
election.
Section 3. Publication.
Proposals for amendment must be
published In full by the Electoral Com
mission in the Daily Nebraskan at least
three times prior to the election at In
tervlas of at (east one week after the
necessary signatures have been obtained or
the Electoral Commissioner hat been
presented a proposal by Senate.
Section 4. Vote Required.
The amendment shall be ratified:
A. By a malorlty vote with at least
A. Bv a malorlty vole with at least thirty
(30) percent of the eligible students
Indian studies
program started
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a reprint
from the Minnesota Daily.
An interdepartmental program
leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree
in American Indian Studies may exist
at the University of Minnesota by fall
quarter.
A proposal for such a program is
being written and evaluated by a 15
member committee to be appointed
this week by Fred Lukermann,
assistant vice president for academic
administration. One third of the
members are Indian students. Not all
the members have been notified of
their membership yet, Lukermann
said.
Lukermann said the committee
would probably finish writing a
proposal spring quarter, and its
recommendations could probably be
implemented by fall quarter.
MEMBERS, LUKERMANN said,
will be asked to write a proposal
answering three questions.
The first question deals with the
tentative curriculum package and the
faculty who will teach it. Results from
a present survey of cross cultural
courses being carried on present
survey of cross cultural courses being
carried on now for a task force
created by University President
Malcolm Moos may help in answering
this question, Lukermann said.
The second question deals with
registration and admission into the
program, and the third with control
over the program by teachers and
advisers.
The committee's proposal will
probably be presented at the meeting
of the three CLA divisional councils
(for humanities, social sciences and
natural sciences in May, Lukermann
said.
THE PROGRAM is being
considered more for the education of
white students than for Indians,
William Craig, one of the students
who started action on the idea of a
program, said.
"Actually, we're not interested in
Indians," he said. "There are only
44 on all the University campuses.
We're doing it for the 49,000 white
people who don't know a darn thing
about us."
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banded, Injectored, plastic-coated,
and now eiectro-coated.
The blade.
Whatever else they've done to
it, one thing nasn't changed.
It's still straight.
And your face still tent.
It's round.
The new Norelco Triple
header gets around this problem.
We put our unique rotary
blades into three floating heads that
follow your face by going in where
your frxe goes in. And out where your
face goes out.
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gets close enough to shave you as
close or closer than a blade. As found
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B. By an affirmative vole of fifteen (15)
percent of the eligible voters when less
than thirty (30) pertant of the eligible
students vote.
Section 5. Constitution convention.
A. A call for a Constitutional Convention
may be originated bv:
1. A malnrlty vote of three-fourths (3-4) of
all elected members of the Senaie.
2. A petition submitted to the Senate, sign
ed by not less than thirty-five 135) per
cent of the reguiarly-enrolled, lull-lime
students ot the University of Nebraska.
Signatures must be submitted with
University Identification numbers and
shall be validated by the Electoral
Commission.
B. The composition of the Convention shall
be determined by an Organic Act of the
Senate sublect to an affirmative vota of
the Association.
C. The new constitution resulting from the
Convention shall be ratified:
t. By a malorlty with at least thirty (30)
percent of the eligible students voting in
the ratification, or
2. Bv the affirmative vote of fifteen (15
percent of the eligible voter when less
than thirty (30) percent of the eligible
students vote.
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Article XI
TRANSFER OF FUNCTIONS
Section I. General Provisions.
A. Elected officials. In all years after it5,
the officials elected to offices of the
Association at qeneral or special .lec
tlons all assume their responsibilities
and take the oath of affirmation of office
one week after their election. Members
of the Senate shall be sworn in by the
outgoing First Vice-President, while the
President and First and Second Vice
Presidents of the Association shall b
sworn In by their predecessors.
B. Appointed officials. Officials appointed
at any time after this Constitution shall
have taken effect shall assume the I
responsibilities of their offices and ta'-.el
the oath or affirmation within twenty-1
four (24) nours after tne approval ot I
their nomination by the senate.
C. Form of the oath. Officials shall swear I
or affirm upon assuming their I
resoonsibl ties to uphold the processes I
prescribed by the Constitution, to use!
the powers of their office to the best of I
their wisdom, and to fulfill conscien
tiously the responslblities of their of
fices. NOTE: In this Constitution, the term
"Organic Act" shall be Interpreted lin the
same manner as "By-Law" in the im
mediately preceding ConslUulon.
Lukermann agreed. "The role of the
Indian in American society is pretty
well underplayed and understated
today," he said.
Bev Taylor
Craig, who is half Indian, said that
one impetus for the creation of tha
program is the small number of Indian-centered
or related courses on
campus now.
CRAIG MENTIONED three Genera!
College courses: Minnesota History,
to which material relating to both In
dians and blacks has been adde ':
Literature 29C, dealing with ethnic
literature and music; and Men an I
Siciety 41B, which is devoted largely
to the Indian and poverty.
The proposed program would be in
terdepartmental in nature rather th -n
departmental, so a program rath"
than a department would be created
for it.
Another impetus behind the pro
gram, Craig said, is tne multitude
of problems in Indian-white relation
which occur because whites have
never been exposed to Indians.
He started meeting with Lukermann
seberal others in an ad hoc com
mittee fall quarter and presente
recommendations for the program
then. "The idea was very well receiv
ed," Craig said. "In fact, they (com
members) added things wei
hadn't even thought of."
Craig said the program should in
elude courses in history, law, art
education, medicine, and public healt.i
and contemporary problms, amon,.
others.
EVEN COURSES like hom
economics are needed, he said
"Consumer education is a problem!
when Indians are moving from tari
shacks into suburbs every day.
he said. "We've even suggested thai
students who intend to work with In
or in anthropology take Chipi
or bioux in lieu of the language
requirement, he said.
Harkins, acting director of thtJ
Training Center for Academic Pro-
grammmg ana one ot tne memDersa
of Lukermann s original ad hoc com
mittee, said he expects the newly ap
pointed committee to move quickly.
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