October 4, 1966 SGA Senate meeting minutes

TOWSON STATE COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SENATE SPECIAL MEETING 10/4/66 MINUTES The meeting was called to order by President Al Diem at 3:35 in Smith Lecture Hall. The minutes were read and approved as read. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Presidental A. read a thank you note in regard to activity cards from the Registrar. B. Announced that Mr, Embinder will be available today for questions and remarks. C. Urged Senators to try to stay for the entire Senate meeting. 2. Treasurer--Budget requests are due Monday, October 10, 1966. Miss Georgulas also announced the schedule for budget hearings. 3. Homecoming -- Miss Berlett announced that the theme will be "A Weekend with Rogers and Hammerstein." A letter will be forthcoming to all organizations in regard to the parage. In the October 7th issue of Tower Light there will be an article concerning the fact that students this year will be able to select the band of their chouce for the Sweetheart Dance. There will also be a ballot made available for students. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Circle K -- Mr. Norwood moved that Circle K be given permission to sell Student Directories at a nominal price. The motion was seconded and passed. 2. Glen Players -- Miss Austin moved that Senate allocate $680 to the Glen Players for the production of "Guys and Dolls." The motion was seconded and passed. 3. Tower Light -- Miss Nash moved that Senate allocate $200 to Tower Light for the purpose of attending a conference in Philadelphia and a conference in New York. The motion was seconded and passed. 4. College Center Board -- Miss Edelman moved that Senate allocate $124 to the College Center Board for the purpose of attending the American College Union Convention in Gettysburg. The motion was seconded and passed. Miss Edelman further moved that CCB be allocated $100 for a prize to be given to the best band in the Homecoming Parade. The motion was seconded. Mr. Norwood moved that the amount be increased to $150. The motion was seconded and failed. The original motion was passed.