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Tribunals shall agree '
with , the areas of reside ,
c. The makeup of t
and the manner of sel
members and chairmen
the responsibility of the
tion of Independent
chairman of an On Ca
bunal shall be elected b
bunal from among its
and shall vote only to
tie.
d. The chairman of
Campus Tribunals sha
concert to rule on matte
indiction. within their
jurisdiction, to coordin
respective courts, to
proper records, and to
among their number t
man of On Campus Tr',
sit with the Council of
any Court Chairman.
e. The coordinator an
for the On Campus Tril
general shall be delegat
Office of the Dean of
coordinator and advisor
area court shall be the .
selor coordinator.
Section
a. The Off Campus
shall hear cases invol
vidual male students r:
other than residence 11
ties.
b. The members of
Campus Tribunal shall
in number.
c. The members of the Offl
Campus Tribunal shall be inter
viewed and selected in the spring,
of each year by a committee com
posed of the president of the In
terfraternity Council or his repre
sentative, the president of the
Town Independent Men or his
representative, the chairman of)
the Off Campus Tribunal for the )
coming year, and a member of
the Off Campus Tribunal who is
opposite to the chairman in fra
ternity-independent a f fili a tion
and is selected by him.
d. In no instance shall more'
than 3 members of the Off Cam
pus Tribunal be of the same class
standing.
e. The chairman of the Off
Campus Tribunal for the coming
year shall be elected in the Spring !
from among the members of the'
court prior to the selection of
members for the coming year.
f. The chairman shall vote only
to break a tie.
g. The coordinator and advisor
for the Off Campus Tribunal
shall be delegated by the office
of the Dean of Men.
Section 7
a. The Judicial shall be em
powered to hear cases involving
individual female students.
b. Judicial shall function and
be constructed as directed by the
Women's Student Government
Association.
c. The coordinator and advisor
of the Judicial shall be delegated
by the Office of the Dean of Wo
men.
Seclion 8
a. Traffic Court shall have
jurisdiction over students violat
ng the University Parking and
Traffic Regulations.
b. Traffic Court shall be corn-'
posed of nine male students ap
pointed for terms of one year by
the President of the Student Gov
ernment Association subject to
the approval of the Assembly.
c. Traffic Court shall be com
posed of two sophomores, four
juniors and two seniors, and one
graduate student; each under
graduate student shall have an
All-University average of at least
2.2.
d. Male membership shall be
equally distributed between fra
ternity and independent men.
e. The chairman of the Traffic
Court shall be one of the senior
members appointed to that posi
tion by the President of the Stu
dent Government Association.
f. All fines collected by Traffic
Court and its enforcement agen
cies shall be placed in the Schol-
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Section 9
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• ction of
shall be
Associa
d en. The
gi pus Tri-
a. The Organization Board of
Control shall be responsible for
the review of all organizations
chartered by the Senate Commit
tee on Student Affairs excepting
social fraternities and sororities
with reference to the extent to l
which they are fulfilling their
chartered obligations.
b. The Organization Board of
Control shall further be em
powered to hear cases against the
above-named organizations in the
event an organization is not prop
erly fulfilling its chartered obli
gations, violates the Senate regu
lations governing social conduct
of organizations, or has irregular
ities in its financial matters.
the tri
members
break a
Ilthe On
I set in
.‘ of jur
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lte their
maintain
:led from
Ie chair
. unals to
isciplin-
c. Any organization that can
justify exemption from the juris
diction of the Organization Board
of Control on grounds that their
affairs are properly supervised by
a recognized regulatory group
shall be exempted by the Organi
zation Board of Control.
advisor
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•d by the
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for each
rea coun-
d. All decisions of the.. Organi
zation Board of Control are re
viewable by the Senate Subcom
mittee on Organization Control.
e. The Organization Board of
Control shall consist of eight
members interviewed and ap
pointed by the President of the
Student Government Association
subject to the approval of the As
sembly from among the presi
dents of the organizations cited
in section 9 a7 - Each member shall
possess at least a 2.4 All-Univer
sity average.
Tribunal
ing indi
siding in
,all facili-
the Off
be eight
f. The chairman of the Organ
ization Board of Control shall be
elected by the Board from among
its members and shall vote only
to break a tie.
g. The coordinator and advisor
of the Organization Board of Con
trol shall be the Manager of the
Associated Student Activities.
a. The interfraternity Council
Board of Control shall have dis
ciplinary power over all social
fraternities.
b. The structure and member
ship of the Interfraternity Coun
cil Board of Control shall be the
responsibiiltv of the Interfrater
nity Council.
c. The coordinator and advisor
for the Interfraternity Council
Board of Control shall be dele
gated by the Office of the Dean
of Men.
a. The Panhellenic Board of
Control shall have disciplinary
power over all sororities.
b. The membership, structure,
and function of the Panhellenic
Board of Control shall be the re
sponsibility of the Panhellenic
Council.
c.The coordinator and advisor
for the Panhellenic Board of Con
trol shall be delegated by the
Office of the Dean of Women.
The right of any undergraduate
student to hold or vote for an
office shall not be denied or
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Section 10
Section 11
Section 1
abridged because of race, color,
creed, age, or sex.
Section 2
Any constitution or legislation
of an organization under the
jurisdiction of SGA shall be null
and void insofar as it is incon
sistent with this constitution, the
By-Laws of SGA, or acts of the
Assembly.
Section 3.
Any member of the faculty, ad
ministration, or student body may
attend and present to the Assem
bly matters which concern stu
dent welfare.
Section 4.
All meetings of SGA shall be
open to the general student body,
faculty, and administration.
Section 5.
a. Following action on any legis
lation by the Assembly a referen
dum vote shall be required after
a petition to this effect signed
by at least 3 G."o of the student
body has been received by the
President of SGA.-
b. This referendum shall be
held within four scholastic weeks
after the receipt of the petition.
c. The referendum shall be
binding on SGA, providing 20'; ,
of the student body has voted,
except if overridden by a three
fourths vote of the constitutional
membership of the Assembly.
Section 6.
a. A petition signed by 3% of
the student body shall place legis
lation on the floor of the Assem
bly,
b. The Assembly shall act upon
such legislation within four schol
astic weeks of the receipt of the
petition by the President of SGA.
ARTICLE VIII—FINANCES
Section 1.
The Secretary-Treasurer of SGA
shall with the advice of the Cab
inet prepare a budget annually.
The budget shall be subject to
the approval of the Assembly.
Section 2.
The office of the Associated
Student Activities under the di
rection of the Manager of the
Associated Student Activities shall
be custodian of all funds under
the control of SGA.
Section 3.
The Manager of Associated Stu
dent Activities must be consulted
before agreements are made in
volving expenditures of SGA
funds, No expenditures exceed
ing $2OO and not included in the
budget shall be made until it
has been approved by the Assem
bly. Expenditures under $2OO
may be made with the approval
of the President of SGA, Secre
tary-Treasurer of SGA, and the
manager of ASA
Section 4
The accounts and records of
the Secretary-Treasurer for each
fiscal year, ending June 30, shall
be audited by the University
Auditing Denariment.
Section 5
Th e Secretary-Treasurer of
SGA shall be bonded to the ex
tent of $5OOO by a surety com
pany.
ARTICLE IX—ADVISORS
The advisors of SGA will be
the Dean of Men, the Dean of
Women, the Manager of Associ
ated Student Activities, and the
Executive Secretary of the Alum
ni Association.
ARTICLE X—AUTHORITY
The procedure at all SGA meet
ings shall be governed by Robert's
Rules of Order Revised insofar
as they are consistent with this
constitution and its By-Laws,
ARTICLE XI—AMENDMENT
Section 1.
This constitution may be amend
ed by a two-thirds vote of the
constitutional membership of the
Assembly after the amendment
has been read and approved by a
'majority vote at two previous
meetings.
Section 2.
Any amendment to this consti
tution may be placed before the
student body in a referendum as
provided for in Article VII, Sec
tion 5.
ARTICLE XII
IMPLEMENTATION
Section 1..
a) The Assembly for the spring
semester 1959 shall consist of
twenty members.
_b) 1. Each political party may
nominate six Juniors for the Sen
ior Seats with the nine receiving
the highest number of votes sit
ting in the Assembly.
2. The President of the Sen
ior Class shall also be elected in
the elections in the spring semes
ter 1959 and shall sit in the As-
Nobel
scienfist speaks:
"Sometimes I think that I am dreaming; I can hardly
believe that the world is as it is. The world is beautiful.
wonderful—scientists every year uncover, discover, more
and more wonders of organic and inorganic nature. Man is
a wonderful organism—the human body, with its millions
of millions of cells, molecules of many different kinds en
tering into chemical reactions with one another; the human
mind, capable of feats of complex calculation, of abstract
reasoning infinitely beyond those of even the greatest
giant electronic calculator.
"Man has developed admirable principles of morality,
which in large part govern the actions of individual human
beings. And yet, we are murderers, mass murderers. Al
most all of us, even many of our religious leaders, accept
with equanimity a world policy of devoting a large part of
our world income, our world resources—one hundred bil
lion dollars a year—to the cold-blooded readying of nuclear
weapons to kill hundreds of millions of people, to damage
the pool of human germ plasm in such a way that after a
great nuclear war our descendants might be hardly recog
nizable as human beings.
"Does the Commandment 'Thou Shalt Not Kill' mean
nothing to us? Are we to interpret it as meaning 'Thou
shalt not kill except on the grand scale,' or 'Thou shalt
not kill except when the national leaders say to do so?'
"I am an American, deeply interested in the welfare of
my fellow Americans, of our great Nation. But I am first
of all a human being. I believe in MORALITY. Even if it
were possible (which it is not) to purchase security for
the United States of America by killing all of the hundreds
of millions of people behind the Iron Curtain without doing
any harm to anyone else, I would not be willing that It
be done.
"I believe that there is a greater power in the world
than the evil power of military force, of nuclear bombs—
there is the power of GOOD, of MORALITY, of HUMAN-
ITARIANISM.
"I believe in the power of the human spirit. I should
like to see our great Nation, the United States of America,
take the lead in the fight for good, for peace, against the
evil of war.
"During the past hundred years there have been
astounding developments in science and technology, de
velopments that have completely changed the nature of the
world hi which we live. So far as I can see, the nature of
diplomcay, of the conduct of international affairs, has
changed very little.
"The time has now come for this aspect of the world to
change, because we now recognize that the power to
destroy the world is a power that cannot be used.
"May our great Nation ... be the leader in bringing
MORALITY into its proper place of prime importance in
the conduct of world affairs!" -
LINUS PAULING
will speak on the subject
"RESEARCH FOR PEACE"
TOMORROW . . .Wednesday, April 22
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c) 1. Each political party may
sembly.
nominate four Sophomores for the
Junior seats with the six receiv
ing the highest number of notes
sitting in the Assembly.
2. The President of the Junior
Class shall be elected in the elec
tions in the sring semester 1959
and shall sit in the Assembly.
d) The President of the Senior
Class and the President of the
Junior Class shall serve a term
of one year.
e) Each political party may
nominate three Freshman for the
Sophomore seats with the three
receiving the highest number of
votes sitting in the Assembly.
f) The present President of the
Sophomore Class and the present
President of the Freshman Class
shall sit in the Assembly until the
elections in the fall semester 1959.
a) In the fall semester 1959
twenty-two additional members
of the Assembly shall be elected.
b) Each political party may
nominate six Freshmen for the
Freshmen seats with the eight re
ceiving the highest number of
votes sitting in the Assembly for
a term of one year.
c) Each political party may
nominate four Sophomores for the
Sophomore seats with the six re
ceiving the highest number of
(Continued on page twelve)
Dr. Lines Panting,
Winner of the Nobel prize for his
contributions in chemistry, 1954.
quoted by permission from "No More War"
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Section 2.