July 27, 1966 SGA Executive Committee meeting minutes

SUMMER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING July 27, 1966 The meeting was called to order by Al Diem, President, at 7:35 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Foreign Students -- Tone Tidemand reported that we will be getting four foreign students -- one from Mexico, one from El Salvador, one from Costa Rica and Barbara Anderzen from Sweden. 2. Leadership Conference -- Paula Hermina reported that Debbie Krause is Chairman and Nancy Jordan is co-chairman. The theme is "Puppets or Participants." 3. Special Events Committee -- Bev Berlett reported that the Committee couldn't get everyone it wanted. The Committee is trying to get General maxwell Taylor or General Clark, Bennett Cerfm Walter Lippman and others. It is looking into the possibility of having a speaker from the Bullets, Colts, or Orioles to speak at the MAA banquet. The Baltimore Symphony is also coming. Most smaller events have been taken care of, and the Armory has been contracted for the Sweetheart Dance. 4. Al Diem announced that at a meeting of the SOC Transfer Committe on September 12, 1966, Nancy Walker would speak in order that transfer students would become interested in the SGA. 5. Al Diem announced that he has talked with President Hawkins concerning student membership on faculty committees. 6. Al diem announced that in the fall he would like to have a Parliamentary Workshop in order that Senate membes would know parliamentary procedure. The Workshop would probably meet on Thursdays. 7. Al Diem announced that he would speak to President Hawkins during the next week about (1) budget problems with the year book (2) possibility of having commercial ads in the yearbook (3) getting paid for yearbooks used for couselling or publicity and (4) cutting down on Tower Light budget. 8. Sometime before school begins there will be an SGA office clean-up. 9. New library hours -- Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. 10. On August 4, there will be another porch meeting. 11. Paul Peloquin will be coming back to help with the I.D. cards in the fall.