2—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Sept. 7,1989 USG Senators question need for completing liability forms By DINA ELLIS Collegian Staff Writer A form that would assure the status of Undergraduate Student Government members as full-time, registered under graduate students was met with dissat isfaction Tuesday at a USG Senate meeting. USG President Janyne Althaus pre sented the form at the meeting and asked members to sign it to avoid future liability cases involving USG as a party. She also gave members the option to disclose their social security numbers. But many members were unwilling to sign the document. "I'm not sure of the legalities. I have more questions. I don't think our social security numbers should be released." said town Senator Donn Wonderling. Althaus said many students assume that USG members are full-time under graduate students in good academic standing. The form is a way to protect USG from any future liability. Hurry to read the Collegian before your 8 o'clock SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS SCHOLARSHIPS Information and application forms are available for School of Communications' students (including freshmen) Room 204 Carnegie Building Approximately $20,000 will be awarded for the Spring Semester. Deadline for submission of application is October 6. Domino's Pizza®, the best thing since popcorn at the 'es! r -1 $1 $l.OO OFF any Pizza OFOne coupon per pizza F expires 9/9/89 Valid at parhc pat ng stores only Not vand • 0 wah any other otter Prices may vary Customer cx N says apohcabie saes tax bmited clehyery area 0 Our dryers carry less than $2O 00 o. 0 1988 Domino S RZZa Inc "I think this is trouble-shooting," she said. "These requirements are in the USG) constitution and I think we should enforce them." She explained that protection from liability could be important in the case of USG booking a speaker who would later claim that payment had not been made. The USG member who approved the contract could be held accountable for the speaker's reimbursement if that member did not meet USG's require ments, Althaus said. She said the forms would be given to Mel Klein. director of unions and stu dent activities, who would check if stu dents met the requirements to be a member of USG. The social security numbers will make it easier to check members' files, she said. Klein said he did not know that he was going to receive the forms. Many senators are dissatisfied with the form and think that it would not cov er USG's liability. "If she wants to keep a file of the oaninaluniummaimen coo pon 1111111111111111 ip. 111111111111111 Brothers Pizza Downt own i (300dpia 1 1 -4 g. in $5,90 4 , tax W I only at 2 Lg. ?lain swat + tat ~ta•c e I i t e I 120 S. 3 Lg. Plain $14.80 +' x • I_ FraseTst. each additional lotVintwid SIA:iO VRs Orcler . . .S. ' ''''. i Delivery begins liarn mon....Fir.rxxot sat+ 3prusurt Li Call 23114 6 EriN * ~ ei come to pidi.up and et 2 tante ftw $B3O lk g Coupon CALL US! NORTH OF CAMPUS SOUTH OF CAMPUS 237.1414 234.5655 1104 N. Atherton 421 E. Beaver forms. She might as well do it right," said town Senator Chris Gazze. "I don't know her motive." "If there is a question of liability, I am not comfortable that this would release USG from liability," said Town Senator Ron Marlow. "There isn't even a statement about privacy. There should be one if we are asked for our social security number." "I see this form as a redundance," Wonderling said. "The administration already has access to the files, and I thought we put our names on the ballot with an understanding that we met these requirements." Some members signed the document without any question and could not understand why members would have any reservations about signing it. "I thought it was clear that all of us were full-time students. 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