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Senators) don't have much legis
lative power to begin with."
ASUN- Other senators interviewed
vuiidtnuiiiuiEtii revision
affecting the senate wouid be
I necessary to make ASUN more
effective.
Senator Jim Macomber said
he favored a senate that would,
be.smaller in si2e. J
"ASUN has 35 senators but 35
senators in name only. They're
not full-time. Soma aren't doing
anything," he said. I
Senator Art Alexander said he
agreed the senate should be
smaller to be more efficient, but
that efficiency depended upon
senate-student communications
"I think we're doing a lot of,
things, but the problem is
showing the rest of the students
we're doing anything at all,
period."
Students might be more
interested in ASUN if they
thought they had any influence
in ASUN, Alexander said.
One possible remedy for the
situation would be revising the
method of representation in the
Senate, according to Hewlett.
Last year the USE party sup
ported changing the present
method of student representa
tion by colleges to representa
tion by living units or geo
graphical areas, Howfett said.
t Either a revision in SenateN
I organization or in ASUN as a
! whole is necessary, according
i to Ron Clmgenpeel, ASUN
president, Ha said, however, he
wouid oppose another govern
ment model that would increase
the number of representatives
on the grounds that a larger
number would not get any work
done.
Other schools asked to parti
cipate in the conference are run
by different student government
models. These models may be
used as substitutes for the
ASUN government model, Hew
lett said.
The models include a tri
executive board that operates at
the University of Colorado in
Boulder, whose membership
must be composed o' one black,
one woman, and another posi
tion with no such qualifications,
Howlett said.
Both private and public col
leges and universities from
Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Miss
ouri, Minnesota, South Dakota
and Nebraska will be Invited to
attend the conference, according
to Howlett.
The conference will be con
ducted by the National Institute
of Student Governments and its
consulting firm, Student Leader
ship Services, both out of
Milwaukee, Howlett said.
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A "lawyeress"?
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