thursday, december 4, 1975
paga 13
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Senator sees AS U N m ove
as having political motives
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CSL members Chip Lowe and Judith
Anne Sadler were mentioned as CSL mem
bers whose actions were questionable.
ASUN Senator and "new" CSL member
Jim Wefso said he viewed AS UN's actions
as political.
Wefso said he did not think arguing
about the two groups' power would bene
fit students, so the senate decided "to have
it out and decrease the power of one
group."
Wefso said it would be simplest to
change one CSL procedural rule which re
quires CSL recommendations to go directly
to the chancellor for consideration.
He said a proposal which would have
been introduped by ASUN Second Vice
President Paul Morrison at the Nov. 10.
CSL meeting would have required that the
council's recommendations first go to
ASUN and the Faculty Senate for approval
before going to the chancellor. If they were
not approved, recommendations would
have to return to CSL for revision. If re
vised recommendations did not receive ap
proval, they would not go to the chancellor.
Meeting refusal
CSL chairman Lyle Young refused to
call the meeting to order, pending an opin
ion from Student Court.
Wefso said the senate had passed Reso
lution 36 to test the waters for Morrison's
proposal. Resolution 36 stated CSL should
be an on-cll committee to meet at the
request of the .chancellor, ASUN and
Faculty Senate.
The recu.on proposal allows for the re
turn of all former student CSL members
after CSL reorganization, but Sawyer said
"I wouldn't be surprised if ti would come
down to all ASUN senators on the board."
Sawyer also said she thought the re
cision might have been too drastic a meth
od to achieve desired input into CSL.
Sen. Julie Bergmeier, who voted against
the recision proposal, agreed the ASUN
action was drastic. However, she said she
thought actions of some CSL student
members were questionable, but that "the
matter should be cleared up with more
gradual, nondynamic means."
CSL member Bob O'Neal, former ASUN
senator, said he thought reorganization is
basically a good idea and said the whole
structure of student input should be re
evaluated. Legal advice
Lowe said he had sought legal advice
and was going to petition a hearing before
the Student Court.
All students questioned thought the de
cision of who CSL student members are
would have td be decided by the court. But
most agreed the decision probably would
not be made until second semester.
"I don't want to make this a vindictive
type thing," Lowe said, adding he would
talk to some senators.
"What they're (ASUN) dealing with are
not the important issues on campus," he
said.
CSL member Carolyn Grice, a former
ASUN senator, said she thought it was time
to clarify the jurisdiction of the two groups
and said she is "happy to see ASUN is tak
ing some type of action instead of talking
or complaining about it." However, she
added she thought it was a big step and
needed to be thought over.
She said she did not agree completely
with Morrison's proposal.
Faculty involvement
"Why involve the faculty any more than
they already are?' she said. "These (CSL)
decisions concern students' out-of-the-classroom
activities and should not involve
faculty."
. Sadler said she thought there were other
means of achieving greater communication
between CSL, ASUN and Faculty Senate
and said she thought the recision will cause
"so much friction that it's going to be self
defeating." She also said she still was waiting to
hear from Morrison and the ASUN Ap
pointments Committee concerning a letter
she received stating her possible recall.
Sadler added she did not know if she
had been officially rescinded from CSL be
cause she had not received a letter telling
her so.
"I'm not anti-ASUN, per se, . . .but it
makes me mad when one of the important
rights of democracy, the right to dissent,
is thrown away."
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