TUESDAY, APRIL 1
SGA
Executive Duties
By CATHY FLECK
First of a Series
Student government has come a long way since 1939
when the present executive-legislation branch was estab
lished. Its mistakes and good features both were taken into
account to formulate the new reorganization plan.
Approximately six weeks ago,
the new plan was presented to
All-University Cabinet. The plan
proposed the establishment of
three separate branches—execu
tive, legislative and judicial.
This was a revolutionary idea
since Cabinet members by ap
proving the plan put the power
now exercised by them into the
bands of students directly elect
ed through classes on a pro
rated scale.
Through this plan all executive
powers will be vested in the pres
ident of the Student Government
Association. Other SGA officers
will be the - vice president and
secretary-treasurer.
The SGA president would be
responsible for therproper admin
istration of student government.
A Cabinet composed of both
elected and appointed members
would advise him on ail issues
that come before the legislative
assembly.
The advisory Cabinet would
be composed of the SGA offi
cers and the presidents of Wo
men's Student Government As
sociation, the Association of In
dependent Men, Interfraternity
Council, Leonides, Panhellenic
Council and the Inter-College
Council Board. The president
may also appoint members from
time 'to time with the advice
and consent of the assembly.
The president would have the
power of veto over all acts of the
assembly w h i c h could be over
ridden by a two-thirds vote of
the assembly.
The executive branch would
also include a central secretariat
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Meeting Tonight .
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Old and New Members
Please Attend
Accounts Will Be Reassigned
, 1959
lan Revises
to increase the efficiency of pure
ly mechanical functions and to
act as a central information cen
ter for all University organiza
tions.
All chairmen and members of
the various boards and commis
sions within the executive branch
would also be appointed by the
president subject to the approval
of the assembly.
Art Department
Opens Gallery
The opening of a new gallery
of the Department of Art will be
marked by an exhibition, titled,
"Good Form: Man and Nature."
The gallery, located in 105 Tem
porary and named, "105 Gallery,"
will be used primarily for stu
dent exhibitions and for exhibi
tions pertaining to the training of
students in art.
The gallery was designed by
Bill Hanson, instructor In art, and
the exhibition is composed of the
works of Hanson, Dr. George Pap
pas, assistant professor aa art and
art education, and Bruce Sho
baken, instructor in art.
The first exhibition, which
opened Friday and will continue
through April 24, consists of man
made products in reference to
nature and its influence on man
and his work.
Charlemagne was the first ruler
of France, his reign lasting from
768 to 814.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Grange to Hear
National
Herschel D. Newsom, 15th mas
ter of the National Grange, will
speak at a meeting of the Penn
State Grange at 7:30 p.m. to
morrow in 112 Buckhout Labora
tory,
More than 40 years ago, New
som was elected to his first
Grange office when he became
gatekeeper of his Juven ii e
Grange. From 1937 to 1950 he was
master of the Indiana State
Grange and since 1948 has been
chairman of the National Grange
Executive Committee.
Newsom also holds positions
with the American Institute of
Cooperation, the Crusade for
Freedom and the National 4-H
Club Committee.
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