Assembly
Will Meet
Tomorrow
By ANN PALMER
The SGA Assembly will
meet at 7 tomorrow night in
203 Hetzel Union Building to
approve the appointment of
Nancy Williams, junior in sec
ondary education from Drexel
Hill, as Encampment chairman. !
The appointment was made yes-|
terday by Dennis Foianini, SGA!
president. '
The new SGA constitution, as
proposed by the Executive Re
organization Committee will also
be debated and possibly voted on
at this meeting.
Richard Haber, past SGA presi
dent, appointed an Encampment
chairman and business manager
at Thursday’s Assembly meeting
but received objection from sev
eral Assemblymen who felt that
the appointments should be made
by the new president.
After consultation with Foi
anini, Haber agreed to withdraw
his appointments if Foianini
would name his appointees
within 24 hours.
Foianini named his Encamp
ment chairman yesterday but said
that he will withhold the appoint
ment of business manager until a
later date.
The new SGA constitution,
which has been worked on since
April 6 when the Assembly ad
journed for reorganization, will be
presented to the Assembly for
debate and possible action.
The constitution was to have
been acted upon at Thursday
night's meeting. Since only 19
Assemblymen were present
when the constitution was
brought up, the Assembly de
cided to postpone all debate un
til tomorrow.
Several major changes have
been incorporated into the new
constitution.
It recommends that all bills be
brought before the Rules Com
mittee before being presented to
the Assembly. If this is not done,
the Assembly must approve pre
sentation of bills by a three
fourths vote of the eligible mem
bership in order to bring it direct
ly to the floor.
The proposed constitution also
prohibits persons from speaking
from the gallery during an As
sembly meeting except for a point
of information.
The proposed constitution gives
the chairman the power to de
termine when a gallery speaker
has overstepped the bounds of
information and to call him out
of order if he states an opinion.
Senior Week
Alumni Pledges
Due Tomorrow
One more day of Senior Week
remains for senior class agents to
solicit Alumni Association mem
berships from seniors, James Et
telson, Senior Week chairman,
said yesterday.
Senior Week will end Sunday
and class agents will be expected
to turn in membership fees and
pledges between 2 and 4 p.m. at
the Alumni Office, 104 Old Main.
Each of the 194 class agents had
to contact eight to 10 seniors in
his college during the past week
in an effort to solicit member
ships, Ettelson said. In addition,
membership chairmen from each
college were chosen to aid in the
drive, he said.
Membership costs are $2 for the
first year, $3 for the next five
years and $5 a year from then
on, Ettelson said. These rates will
be in effect until graduation, so
that any seniors not contacted by
a class agent may enroll, he added.
Seniors may also purchase a
life membership for $7O, Ettelson
said.
The Alumni Association spon
sors more than 65 district clubs
throughout the country, in addi
tion to the Alumni Fund, the Al
umni Institute and class re
unions.
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