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ASUN quorum
In an effort to obt&in a quorum, the ASUN Senate '
Wednesday appointed four new senators after calling po
tential senate candidates and asking them to attend the
senate meeting.
The candidates were contacted during the meeting
when it was discovered that there were not enough sena
tors present to constitute a quorum. A recent Student
Court decision ruled that two-thirds (24) of the 35
possible senators must attend the meeting to make a ...
quorum.
Twenty senators of 26 positions currently filled were
present at Wednesday's meeting. First-Vice President Tony
Williams ruled that although there was not a voting
quorum, the constitution did not forbid those present
from appointing new senators.
However, the senate voted to table Organic Acts two
and three, which called for rewriting the ASUN constl
tution, after a quorum had been reached.
Sen. Scott Cook from Arts and Sciences moved to
table the acts because the, newly-appointed senators had
not been able to review them and therefore could not vote
objectively.
The senate failed to pass a resolution asking the UNL
administration to consider appropriating $20,000 per year
to the Sheldon Film Theatre and passed a resolution to
contact state and national officials stating ASUN's oppo
sition to the proposed building of Norden Dam on the
Niobrara River.
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7 a.m. - NUPIRG, Neb
raska Union 216.
7:30 ajn. - Baha'i Asso
ciation, Union 337.
8:30 a.m. - Student
Affairs staff, TUnion 243.
11:50 a.nv - Emeriti
Association, Union Pewter
Room.
Noon - Chancellor's off
ice, luncheon, Union 242.
Noon - West Point
School, Union North Con
ference Room.
1 :30 p.m. - Career Ac
tion Commission, Union
21t.
2 p.m. - Health Educa
tion staff, Union 232.
3:30 p.m. - Army
ROTC awards day, Union
202-202A.
3:30 p.m. - Council of
American Indian Students
(CAIS), Union 343.
4 p.m. - CAIS board of
directors, Union 343.
4:30 p.m. - Phi Chi
Theta initiation, Union 242
243. 6 p.m. - Christian
Science Organization, Union
232.
6:30 p.m- Phi Upsil
on Omicron, Union 222.
7 pjn. - Baptist Student
Union, Union South Con
ference Room.
7:30 p.m. - Math coun
selors, Union 225 B-C.
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