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And. at 4:30, the senate moved
into reports, the largest portion of
Lhe agenda,   •
Senator Kevin Bodner asked the
senate to appropriate $26,5550 for��the expansion of the East Engine
ering building, specifically for an
auditorium to bring the CSUF
engineering department more in
line with other depart-ments
throughout the state.
After more than half an hour of
discussion, it was moved to
postpone voting on this capital
expenditure until next week
because the ASI felt the need to
have a written statement saying
that students would have the first
option, after* classes, to use the
facility.
A motion to adjourn the meeting
failed in a©-to-7vote at 5:25.
Within 10 minutes the meeting
was down to nine senators, seven
belng,necessary for a quorum, and
by 5:45 there were only seven left
The senate decided to go on with
the meeting even though they
barely met quorum on the basis
that it was legal and business
needed to be dealt with.
Trie senate voted for, as a block,
six Personnel Committee recom¬
mendations; Martin Rodriguez,
Campus Planning; Alex Ramirez,
Election; Miguel Magos, Personnel;
Marci Haeffner, Student Affairs;
Heidi    Chamell,    Health    Center
ilth
 ;	
Advisory \ and Lawrence Tovar,
'student Court
Cogley sold that there was
concern over Tovar taking on the
new alignment while presiding as
senate parliamentarian but the
recommendation was accepted
nonetheless.
The final recommendation from
personnel was Jeff Robinson, Fin¬
ance and Budget
After Robinson waa allowed to
speak but before the senate was
called to vote. Ken Johnston, who
was rejected by the commit tee twice
for an appointment to F&B, came
before the senate to state his case.
Johnston, whose Qualifications
in dude State President of the
California Student Association of
Community Colleges and ASB Pres¬
ident of Allan Hancock Com¬
munity College, said the CSUF
campus seems to be "full of
barriers.'*
"Based upon my qualification I
feet I should have been a
recommendation a long time ago,"
Johnstonsaid.
Although he was allowed to
speak.-'the senate did not vote on
Johnston as an applicant because
he had not been through the proper
channels, narhery the personnel
committee.
Robinson was accepted by the
senate, filling the last vacant
position on the F&B comm i ttcc.
With nine minutes left until the
room needed to be vacated, the
senate rushed through the last few
items on the agenda and the
meettrigwasadjournedat7:05.
LETTERS
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death" CDt 22:20-21).
What's it going to be Geoffrey?
Either you agree with all God's laws
(like the ones above), or you Just sort
of pick and choose the religious
dogma your personal Christianity can
handle. Which is it?
Just curious.
Bill Stout
God is 'pro-sex'
Dear Editor,
We would like to respond to the
GLBSA request that all organizations
in the free speech area Up their booths
over as a sign of support Although we
feel It is unnecessary to overturn our
booth, we do want to speak out on
vandalism, and homosexuality.
First we denounce the vandals for
their childish and Ignorant actions,
l^stioying someone's property
violates their rights as individuals
and is clearly uncalled for,
particularly at the university level.
As members of Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship, we, too, have
witnessed the destruction of vandals.
Just     recently.      the      University
Religious Center. where Inter-
Varsity's office . is located, had its
windows smashed and papers
scattered. The estimated cost of
damage la about $3,000.
In expressing concern over the
GLBSA booth being vandalized, we are
In no way endorsing their
homosexual behavior. God has,
spoken clearly through the scriptures'
concerning the immorality of
homosexual behavior. 1 Corinthians
6:9  and   1  Timothy   1:10 are  two
In all fairness, we recognize there
are a host of other sexual sins,
including pre-marital sex, adultety,
and hist that the Bible states are
wrong. All of us fall short In one area
or the other. God la pro-sex. He created
this gift for us to enjoy in the context
of marriage. Unfortunately, weVe
perverted and abused this gift The
consequences are pain, loneliness,
guilt wrecked relationships and
emotional scars. The good news is
that God has offered us forgiveness
and the power to change. Romans 5:8
says, "God demonstrates His own love
for us in this: while we were still
sinners, Christ died for us." The
question ts: How will you respond?
> Sincerely.
Brady Bennet
Marci Walkry
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the past to show the faults of the
people who are considered to be
"leaders" today.
"In the past we had political leaders
who could give a speech without a
teleprompten they wrote letters that
have become classics of literature," he
said. "We had presidents who owned
"more books than horses."
His message was to encourage
p ople to be "long-term" citizens and
effect changes by becoming more civic-
minded. "The more civic-minded you
are, the less problems you will have."
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