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■Tuesday, Nov. II, I9S6H
Adviser flap returns to AS Senate
By Glen Faiaon
Staff Writer
In an open challenge to Associated
.Students President Bob Whalen's author¬
ity, the Legal and Legislative Committee
Monday voted to send its recommenda¬
tions regarding the role of A.S.- advisers
and clarification of the president's duties
back to the Senate without further revi¬
sions.
The recommendations were referred
back to the L & L Committee after an
hour-long SenateoafeajaAvhich included a
heated exchange between Whalen and
A'.S. adviser Cleo Bash about the role of
the advisers.
Whalen, who was asking for a more
restrictive policy specifying only one
adviser serve the A.S., was invited to
present his views before the committee at
Monday's meeting. Whalen was out of
town at a CSU Board of Trustees meeting
and failed to send a spokesman to L & L to
express his opinions.
"Since he's hot here to argue for. his
point of view, I don't feel compelled to
argue for hi m.".said A.S. Parliamentarian
Ron Avedisian. "Let's just send it back to
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White Lustrium Rings
ONSALE!
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AMERICA'S COLLBOB RINO"
DATE: Nov. 10-14 TIME: 10 - 4
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•the Senate."'
"Bob was the only problem." said Greg
Barfield, Chairman of the L & L Com¬
mittee'. "He wants one adviser for the
SenatcMedia Council. L& Land Finance
and Budget.
"I like what we've done. We haven't
. earned anyone else but the A.S. account¬
ant, and that's /or fiscal matters." he said.
The committee also returned to the
Senate its recommendation that Whalen
no longer make committee appointments
until the Student Court can be formed to
review the current policy regarding
presidential appointments to committees
Whalen has filled vacancies on several
Academic Senate. A.S. and university-
widejcommittees since the semester began,
since the semester began.
The A.S. Bylaws allow the president to
make appointments to the Student Court.
Media Council and appoint a chair¬
person for the Election Committee, all
with Senate approval, within the first five
weeks of the fall semester.
The Bylaws also allow the president* to
appoint students to several standing
committees serving thc president of the
university: Academic Policy and Plan¬
ning. Academic Senate, l-aculty Personnel.
Student Affairs. University Budget and
University Personnel.
Whalen made student appointments to
these and other committees after the five-
week period.
The L & L Committee found the
president still can make appointments to
university-wide committees after five
weeks have passed, but not to committees
serving the Academic Senate.
"Anything that does not fall under the
jurisdiction of the Academic Senate is still
fair game for Bob," said Barfield. "Any¬
thing that does fall under the jurisdiction
of the Academic Senate is out of his
hands."
Reader
to Daily Collegian articles and opinion are
welcome. Send letters no longer than 250
words in length to Daily Collegian. Keats
Campos Bldg.. CSUF. Fresno. CA 93^40:
•Letters must be signed and include the
writer's name, address and telephone
number
Bruhns multiplying?
Dear Editor.
I was pleased to read that Mr. Henry
Cole Stage 111 agreed with my response
to a reader who lived in El Salvador but
remained unconcerned about the mass
murders being committed there by a
U.S. puppet government. For those
readers who may still disbelieve. I urge
them not to take my word for it. There
is plenty of documentation in thc
campus library.
It is interesting that Cole Stage III is
anxious for me to leave campus. He
writes "Why does ft take him (me) 10
years to graduate." and "When will he
(I) leave...?" The truth is there have
been several Steve Bruhns here, and
before I leave. I will find another. Have
a nice day.
Steve Bruhn (the nth)
Golden Key
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| Title | November 11, 1986, Page 2 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1986 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Full-Text-Search | ©IpoDQnap'iJiC ■Tuesday, Nov. II, I9S6H Adviser flap returns to AS Senate By Glen Faiaon Staff Writer In an open challenge to Associated .Students President Bob Whalen's author¬ ity, the Legal and Legislative Committee Monday voted to send its recommenda¬ tions regarding the role of A.S.- advisers and clarification of the president's duties back to the Senate without further revi¬ sions. The recommendations were referred back to the L & L Committee after an hour-long SenateoafeajaAvhich included a heated exchange between Whalen and A'.S. adviser Cleo Bash about the role of the advisers. Whalen, who was asking for a more restrictive policy specifying only one adviser serve the A.S., was invited to present his views before the committee at Monday's meeting. Whalen was out of town at a CSU Board of Trustees meeting and failed to send a spokesman to L & L to express his opinions. "Since he's hot here to argue for. his point of view, I don't feel compelled to argue for hi m.".said A.S. Parliamentarian Ron Avedisian. "Let's just send it back to JOSTENS LAST RING DAYS OF THE YEAR White Lustrium Rings ONSALE! JOSTENS AMERICA'S COLLBOB RINO" DATE: Nov. 10-14 TIME: 10 - 4 DEPOSIT REQUIRED $40 •the Senate."' "Bob was the only problem." said Greg Barfield, Chairman of the L & L Com¬ mittee'. "He wants one adviser for the SenatcMedia Council. L& Land Finance and Budget. "I like what we've done. We haven't . earned anyone else but the A.S. account¬ ant, and that's /or fiscal matters." he said. The committee also returned to the Senate its recommendation that Whalen no longer make committee appointments until the Student Court can be formed to review the current policy regarding presidential appointments to committees Whalen has filled vacancies on several Academic Senate. A.S. and university- widejcommittees since the semester began, since the semester began. The A.S. Bylaws allow the president to make appointments to the Student Court. Media Council and appoint a chair¬ person for the Election Committee, all with Senate approval, within the first five weeks of the fall semester. The Bylaws also allow the president* to appoint students to several standing committees serving thc president of the university: Academic Policy and Plan¬ ning. Academic Senate, l-aculty Personnel. Student Affairs. University Budget and University Personnel. Whalen made student appointments to these and other committees after the five- week period. The L & L Committee found the president still can make appointments to university-wide committees after five weeks have passed, but not to committees serving the Academic Senate. "Anything that does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Academic Senate is still fair game for Bob," said Barfield. "Any¬ thing that does fall under the jurisdiction of the Academic Senate is out of his hands." Reader to Daily Collegian articles and opinion are welcome. Send letters no longer than 250 words in length to Daily Collegian. Keats Campos Bldg.. CSUF. Fresno. CA 93^40: •Letters must be signed and include the writer's name, address and telephone number Bruhns multiplying? Dear Editor. I was pleased to read that Mr. Henry Cole Stage 111 agreed with my response to a reader who lived in El Salvador but remained unconcerned about the mass murders being committed there by a U.S. puppet government. For those readers who may still disbelieve. I urge them not to take my word for it. There is plenty of documentation in thc campus library. It is interesting that Cole Stage III is anxious for me to leave campus. He writes "Why does ft take him (me) 10 years to graduate." and "When will he (I) leave...?" The truth is there have been several Steve Bruhns here, and before I leave. I will find another. Have a nice day. Steve Bruhn (the nth) Golden Key Information Table ».♦♦».♦♦« In the Free Speech Area; Nov. 10 & 11 College Union Program Committee Presents... 355fe**0UNTAIN VlSIOfJSgSS BBBBBJBajBBBJBJBJBJAN UNCOMMON WILDERNESS ADVENTURE ■■■■■ Explore the magical wilderness of Alaska, Canada, and the Western United States in this unique slide show concert 9 Projectors, images 36 feet wide, incredible concert sound WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 12:00 & 8:00 p.m. 12 noon show, free lo students 8.-00 p.r .FullConcert Show, $3.00 Students, $4.00 General, $5.00 Day of Show PRESENTED BY GARY O. GRIMM AND KATY FLANAGAN OF MOUNTAIN VISIONS Tjckets ate A vailable at the College Union Box Offr |
