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Senate proposes change
in Judiciary constitution
By LAUREL SMOUSE
One of the main topics discussed
at last Tuesday's Student
Senate meeting was the
election of members to Men's
Judiciary . Applications for
those wishing to be considered
must be in by May 16 while
the election itself will be on
May 21.
IFC President A1 Celio proposed
an amendment to the
constitution so that the cumulative
index needed to become
a member of Men's Judiciary
be changed from 2.6 to 2.0
This proposal will be voted on
at today's meeting.
In a discussion of the scheduled
Computer Dance, it was
pointed Out that Whoever had
written the Senlate article in
last week's Fiat haid given the
wrong impression.
The computer questionnaires
are not to mlatcih people with
a date. Instead, diuring certain
«dances students who have fill-
•ed out questionnaires will be
assigned to various groups
and can choose a partner from
members of their group.
The Senate-Sponsored Coordinating
Committee which had
been Set up the week before,
Teported that it would take
"votes on the various issues at
the residences. After this voting,
the proposals will >be takbefore
the president.
The matter of course evaluation
was 'discussed, and it was
decided that the questionnaires
•will be distributed personally
In the residences. A list of volunteers
tô do this was made.
These questionnaires will
be distributed! only to libeiral
ant students at the pre/sent
time. Copies will also go tp
the professors.
The treasurer was not sure
how much money the Senate
had, but he guessed that there
was about $1000. A $25 appropriation
for the Alfred Music
• Society was discussed and will
be voted on at today's meeting.
President Randy Peyton
brought up the question of
what to do with the false ceiling
for the gym which the Senate
had once bought. Because
it had only been used about
three times, the Senate decidd
to give it to someone who
would have more use for it.
Peyton reported that it had
been offered to Alfred-Almond
but they did nlot want it. Someone
suggested that it be goven
to the Campus Center Bolard
which might be able to rent
it out occasionally.
The meeting ended with announcements.
Members were
reminded laibduit the Computer
Dance, the Senate Banquet, the
Men's Judiciary applications,
and Moving-Up Day. After one
final announcement that a file
Cabinet needed cleaning out.
the meeting was adjourned.
This week's meeting will be
at 7:30 tonight in rooms B and
C of the Campus Center.
Faculty named to ACS offices
Three members of the administration
and faculty ol
the College of Ceramics were
elected to offices during the
national convention of the American
Ceramic Society held in
Chicago last week.
Dr. E. E. Mueller, dean of
the Ceramic College, was elected
to a new term as chairman
of the Publications Committee
by advising the group regarding
the publications of the society.
James Tinklepaugh, Associaate
Professor of Ceramic Engineering
and Director of Technical
Services, was elected Secretary-Treasurer
of the National
Institute of Ceramic Engineers
which is a section of
AOS having restricted membership
based on training and experience.
Since 1962, Tinklepaugh
has been chairman of
the Admissions Committee of
the NICE. He also represents
the Ceramic College faculty
on the Faculty Senate of SUNY
and is chairman of the Faculty
Research Committee of the
Faculty Senate.
Dr. Willis G. Lawrence, Assistant
Dean of the Ceramic
College was elevated from vice
President to President-elect of
the Ceiiamic Educational Council.
The Council is comprised
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May 14, 1968