1985_10 The Daily Collegian October 1985

              California State
University,
Fresno
The Daily
Collegian
Wednesday
Oct. 2,1985
CATCH ME IF YOU CAN-
Michelle Biird chases down Rita Greco durlnr. their intramural football practice Sunday near the CSUF lab school.
Three senatorial positions filled
By Anne Dudley
Yamaguchi and Santana did not have the
and Reality "85, "had become extremely
Staff Writer
required 2.0 grade point average.
polarized. 1 feel that more attention has
The new senators are Scan Roberts,
been directed toward the differences of
The Associated Students Senate Tuesday
School of Arts and Humanities; Rebekah
Burger, At large Post 1, and Guadalupe
Hansen's recommendations for the three
Tovar, School of Education.
In the meeting, she also said that because
open senate posit ions, and approved all 17
Roberts and Tovar were unanimously
approved by the senate and Burger was
Hansen and the Personnel Committee.
approved 8-1-3. A lengthy discussion took
population was not adequately represented
The three senatorial positions had been
place before Burgerwasappointed, mainly
by the two parties.
centered on questions from senators Danny
Chacon objected to this view, as did
Steve Yamaguchi, At Urge Post 1; Ben
Castortna.
Zayas, School of Arts and Humanities;
Castorena. Graduate Students.
After the meeting, Burger said that she
and Richard Santana, School of Education.
In Burger's application, she said that
should have said that "in the past" the
Zayas resigned for personal reasons and
the two parties on campus. Leadership "85
senate had been polarized. She said she
Burger, who ran for legislative vice
president last spring and was defeated by
incumbent Bob Whalen, is r —' "
Senate unanimously waives $4,000
debt incurred by last year's Collegian
H Senate made
several funding decisions at its meeting
Tuesday, including one to waive a fiscal
policy which would have held The Daily
Collegian responsible for debts incurred
by past semester Collegian staffs.
The meeting was the most lengthy to
date, lasting slightly more than three
hours. The next Senate meeting is Tuesday
in College Union Room 314.
The Senate's decision to waive fiscal
policy 6.4 was a turn around from its
position at last week's meeting, where, in
an unofficial vote, senators voted 4-3-5
not to waive the policy.
Last year's Collegian staff overspent its
budget by $4,000.
Marga Kellogg, Collegian editor this
semester, said that senators changed their
minds about making the Collegian pay the
debt after meetings between senators and
members of the Collegian staff.
Before the unanimous vote to waive tbe
policy, Sen. Greg Barfield, School of Health
and Social work, urged that tbe Senate do
so. V
"(Let's waive this) so they will move oo
by informing us daily without worrying
about a fat debt hanging over their beads,"
Barfield said.
The motion to waive the policy was
coupled with a recommendation from the
Finance aiyTBndnet Committee that an
ad hoc committee be set up to consider
changing' the function of the Media
Council.
Many senators haw expressed their
dissatisfaction with the Media Council.
The ad hoc committee may eventually
become the council, said President Jeff
Change is Deeded with the council.
Barfield said, because the Collegian
consistently runt out of moneyv
Tbe senate voted «o appoint nine people
to tbe committee. The member*, would be
lbeS^tepTo-tetn,wbii*bQuinaKc41*r,
Undeclared Major*; two refjmeiriaiiwa
the Collegian (Use editor and busineas
manager); two faculty members; a repre¬
sentative from- the Student Activities
Committee; the Senator from tbe School
of Arts and Humanities, which is Sean
Roberts; and a student designee appoin¬
ted by Hansen.  '
•MtMATlpatat
of no Senate Public Affairs Committee
Sne, along with Sigrid Hawkes, At Large,
Post 5, are the only women on the Senate.
Tovar, a junior, is the father of Sen.
Lawrence Tovar, At Large Post 4. He is a
reentry student and a liberal studies major.
Roberts is a freshman speech communica¬
tions major. He listed numerous past
offices held, including that of Fresno High
School vice president last year.
The Personnel Committee of Greg
Barfield. School of Health and Social
Work; Scott Waterman, At Large Post 3;
Hawkes; Jeff Daugheny, At Large Post 2;
and Pat Brodeiick, School of Agriculture,
Home Economic* and Industrial Arts,
made 12 committee appointment
recommendations. They were: Donna
Norrkand Steve Bruhn, Academic Affairs;
.Atupri Solorio, Charles Matbewaand Steve
Ornamo, Finance and Budget; John Fry
and Joey Martinez, Legal and Legislative,
Buraer, Public Affair*; and John Gaffney
and Raymond Odunlami, fVoframrninf.
Hansen made five recommendations
for university committees. They were:
Kritten Sorcoton, Student Services Fee
Advisory Board aad University Budget
Committee; Qvina Koller, (AS senator.
Undeclared). General  Education
David Ueffler, Child Day Care Censor,
ana But Georae, Academic Standard aad
Grading Cnntmirtee, Genera) Education
Comrnittee and Coittinsaiag Education