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Senate Log | 4/24/07
Posted online at 11:07 PM EST on 4/23/07
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Junior Representative to the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Kimberlee Bachman announced that after five years of success, the Health, Society and Social Policy and European Cultural Studies Programs came up for renewal by the UCC. Both were approved for another five years.
Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08 announced his plan to terminate off- campus bank accounts for individual clubs and centralize all club monies under the Student Union.
A Brandeis chapter of Amnesty International was chartered.
Senator-at-Large Andrew Brooks '09 introduced a bylaw seeking to simplify the language in a previous bylaw discussing the requirements for chartering and recognizing clubs. Some senators such as Josh Karpoff, Senator for the Class of 2007, and Director of Executive Affairs Adam Gartner '07 worried that the bylaws would be too vague if all the language was cut. A compromise was reached by adding several portions of the original bylaw back in and the new bylaw was passed.
A resolution, proposed by Village Quad Senator Adam Breiterman '07 and Senator for the Class of 2010 Rajiv Ramakrishnan, stating the Union's support for Virginia Tech in light of the recent tragedy, was passed.
Director of Social Affairs Cindy Kaplan '08 announced that in working with the Union, the Game Room will receive $3,000 to purchase a flat- screen television, an Xbox console and accompanying games.
Massell Quad Senator Jason Gray '10 announced that the human papilloma vaccination will be covered by the Health Center's insurance in the 2007-2008 school year.
-Michelle Minkoff
Treasurer Choon Woo Ha '08 announced his plan to terminate off- campus bank accounts for individual clubs and centralize all club monies under the Student Union.
A Brandeis chapter of Amnesty International was chartered.
Senator-at-Large Andrew Brooks '09 introduced a bylaw seeking to simplify the language in a previous bylaw discussing the requirements for chartering and recognizing clubs. Some senators such as Josh Karpoff, Senator for the Class of 2007, and Director of Executive Affairs Adam Gartner '07 worried that the bylaws would be too vague if all the language was cut. A compromise was reached by adding several portions of the original bylaw back in and the new bylaw was passed.
A resolution, proposed by Village Quad Senator Adam Breiterman '07 and Senator for the Class of 2010 Rajiv Ramakrishnan, stating the Union's support for Virginia Tech in light of the recent tragedy, was passed.
Director of Social Affairs Cindy Kaplan '08 announced that in working with the Union, the Game Room will receive $3,000 to purchase a flat- screen television, an Xbox console and accompanying games.
Massell Quad Senator Jason Gray '10 announced that the human papilloma vaccination will be covered by the Health Center's insurance in the 2007-2008 school year.
-Michelle Minkoff
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