SGA Senate Resolution, 1964

[handwritten: 1964] S.G.A. RESOLUTION Be it so moved that the Student Government Association Senate expresses its implicit disapproval of the following series of actions taken by the administration and the Business Office in what we believe to be an almost total disregard of students and student activities. 1. Failure to reimburse student teachers for approximately $10 worth of missed lunches 2. The action taken by the administration and State in regards to student activity fees and their assumed control over such funds. We feel that this action was neither necessary nor desirable. 3. The failure to grant parking privileges to dorm students in back of Ward and West halls at night, We see no reason why these lots must remain empty at night and students made to drive on a non-paved, rutted and dangerous road best characterised by the sign, "Drive at your own risk." 4. The charge of $3 for a parking sticker which costs only a minimal amount to produce. We can see no benefit from the $1800 the Business Office accrued by this fee. 5. The failure of the Business Office to take into account student interests when granting concessions to outside companies. These concessions seem to be more inspired by the profit motive that as an act of service to the students. We believe less expensive concessions could have been contracted. 6. The distribution, to freshmen, of a list of books to be bought for their courses before the return of other students. While this may possibly have alleviated later congestion in the bookstore, it