May 11, 1965 SGA Senate meeting minutes

SGA SENATE MEETING - may 11, 1965 The meeting was called to order by President Kenneth Masters at 3:30 p.m., in Stephens Hall, Room 219. President Masters then addressed the senate listing the events of the past year and thanking the members of the Executive Committee for thei work during the year. A standing ovation was given to Mr. Michael T. Murphy by the senate for his contributions to Towson State College particularly for his work as a chairman of the Faculty-Student Judicial Committee. The chair was then turned over to the new president, Neal Brooks. Roll was taken. The minutes were approved as read. The treasurer reported a balance of $26,611.15. $637.05 is unallocated. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. ICC - Sue Lombardo announced that ICC had elected new officers. Towson does not hold an office for next year. 2. Jack Wilson announced that the proosed constitutional amendment will not be brought before the senate until the next senate meeting. NEW BUSINESS 1. Susan Lombardo moved that the senate suspend all activities of the Men's Athletic Association until sich time as their election procedures are rectified in accordance with their constitution and to the satisfaction ofthe Parliamentarian. The motion was seconded. Kenneth masters moved to amend the motion by excluding the MAA Banquet on Saturdat, May 15, from the suspended activities. The motion was seconded and defeated. The main motion was passed. 2. ICC - Susan Lombardo moved that the senate allocate $15 to ICC for next year's dues. The motion was seconded and passed. 3. It was moved to reconsider the Young Democrats motion of last week. The motion was seconded and defeated. 4. Kathi Austin moved that the senate dissolve into the Committee of the Whole to discuss the parking question. The motion was seconded and passed. Paul Vanderbosch moved that the committee rise and report. The motion was seconded and adopted. Susan Lombardo reported that teh Committee of the Whole was in favor of empowering the SGA Executive Committee to work on the parking regulations. Jack Wilson moved that the senate impower the SGA Executive Committee to evaluate the parking regulations and to make suggestions to the Traffic Committee. The motion was seconded and passed. 5. Paul Vanderbosch moved that the floor be open for nominations to the Financial Committee. The motion was seconded. Kenneth masters moved that the nominations be laid on the table. The motion was seconded and [stricken out: defeated] passed.