SWEATERS UNITED
TO ONE CEO TEM
Constitutional Revision Would Give
Blankets, Kill Monthly, and
Help Choral Club.
The text of the By-Laws of the
Student Body constitution and of the
departments of it relating to athlet
ics and publications and the changes
proposed by the special committee,
are published herewith. The most
important changes are those limiting
the number fo sweaters an athlete
may receive to one a year, and, in ad
dition to the sweaters, awarding a
blanket, instead of a sweater to a man
participating four years and making
the team three, abolishing the Oregon
Monthly, and making the Choral Club
a Student Body activity.
BY-LAWS
ARTICLE I.
Section 1. Robert’s Rules of Or
der shall govern the Association in all
cases where they are applicable and
in which they are not inconsistent
with the Constitution of By-Laws of
this Association.
Sec. 2. Order of business at reg
ular meetings:
1. Reading of minutes of previ
ous meeting.
2. Report of standing committees.
3. Report of special committees.
4. Unfinished business.
5. New business.
6. Adjournment.
Sec. 3. The Student Body dues
shall be turned into a general fund,
with the exception of three per cent,
which shall go to the Treasurer of
the Associated Students, and fifteen
per cent, which shall be devoted to
Student Body publications.
To read: The Student Body dues
shall be turned into a general
fund, with the exception of three
per cent, which shall go to the
Treasurer of the Associated Stu
dents, as compensation for ' h'is
services.
General Fund.
Sec. 4. Any surplus of funds ac
cruing in any student enterprise shall,
at the end of the season, be turned
into a general fund to be adminis
tered by the executive committee for
the purpose of meeting deficiencies
that may arise in any other enter
prise or for meeting any other nec
essary expenses.
Sinking Fund.
Sec. 5. Any surplus of moneys
( remaining at the close of the college
year in the hands of the Treasurer of
’ the Associated Students, shall be
turned into a special fund to be
known as the Sinking Fund of the
, Associated Students. This fund shall
be held in reserve for the purpose of
> making improvements in the athletic
grounds of the University, or for any
' other purpose which, by a two-thirds
1 vote the Student Body shall see fit
to make; and a two-thirds vote of
* the members present at any regular
meeting shall be necessary to draw
* any money whatsoever from the
Sinking Fund.
ARTICLE II.
< Section 1. The graduate manager
shall present a complete financial re
* port of each game, concert tour, or
contest, within one week after such
game, concert, concert tour or con
* test, shall have been played, given
or held, and managers of all college
’ -papers report within one week after
the end of each semester.
Sec. 2. The graduate manager
- shall turn over to the credit of the
Treasurer of the Associated Stu
* dents all moneys accruing from each
game, concert, concert tour, or con
test, from subscriptions, advertise
i ments, and shall approve in writing
all bills contracted by him. All bills
* shall be paid by the Treasurer of the
Associated Students.
Sec. 3. All sections of the By-Laws
. contrary to this Article are hereby
and by virtue of this Article repealed
' and stricken out.
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
article I.
. Section 1. The management of the
athletics of the University of Ore
* gon shall be in the hands of an ath
letic council, and shall be governed bj
■ rules formulated to govern said coun
f cil.
T Sec. 2. The athletic council shal
consist of the President of the Uni
versity, three members of the Faculty,
three members of the Alumni, and
three undergraduates.
Sec. 3. The underg aduate mem
bers of the athletic council shall be
elected on the second Wednesday in
May, to hold office from commence
ment day through the ensuing year.
ARTICLE II.
Awards.
Section 1. The official college em
blems, a lemon colored “O” on navy
blue sweater or jersey, shall be
awarded—
1. To any representative of the
Varsity football team who has played 1
one full half in the first line-up, two
halves in the second line-up, or three
parts of halves in the second line-up,
in a conference contest or an
intercollegiate championship contest.
This “O” shall be a block “0” 7Msx
8%xl% inches in dimension.
2. To any representative of the
Varsity track team winning nine
points or one first place in a con
ference contest or intercollegiate
championship contest, (except North
west conference meets wherein any
point shall entitle a man to a letter).
This “O” shall be a block “O,” 6tix
7V4xl'/J inches.
3. To any representative of the
Varsity baseball team playing in five
conference games or intercollegiate
championship games, excepting
pitchers who shall pitch twenty-two
innings. This “O” shall be a block
“O,” 4x5x/6xl inches.
4. To any representative of the
Varsity tennis team or teams who
shall win the conference champion
ship of the Northwest. This “O” shall
be an Old English “O” four inches
high.
5. To any representative on the
Varsity basketball team playing ten
full halves in conference games.
This “O” shall be a block “O,”
4x5x1 inches.
To add paragraph 6, to read: To
any man whom the athletic council
sees fit to grant an “O,” the kind
to be determined according to the
service which he has rendered.
Sec. 2, Each member of the above
teams shall be privileged to wear the
Varsity caps. These shall be navy
blue eaton caps and the emblems on
them shall be as follows:
1. For football, the block “O”
with the letter “F” and “T” on each
side and the letter “B” above.
2. For track the block “O” with the
letters “T” and “T” on each side.
3. For baseball the Roman “O”
\ with the letters “B” and “T” on each
| side and “B” above.
! 4. The “O’s” shall be lemon yellow
in color and ltixl^xl1^ inches in
size. The other letters shall be of
the same color and %x% inches in
size.
Sec. 3. At the close of each ath
letic season the President of the As
sociated Students shall call a meeting
of the Student Body and award the
“O’s” to the men whom the athletic
council have declared entitled to wear
! them.
To amend by striking out all of
Section 2 and substituting Sections
2 and 3 as follows:
Sec. 2. No member of any of the
above teams shall receive more
than one sweater or jersey during
any one college year, although he
shall receive as many emblems as
he may earn.
Sec. 3. To any man who has won
i his emblem for three years in either
i track or football and who has turned
out for four years in either of
these activities, shall be given in
place of a sweater of jersey, one offi
cial green Indian blanket, 5 feet by
seven feet in dimension, with an
inwoven lemon-yellow block “O,”
ten inches by twelve inches by two
j inches in dimension. This shall not
be construed to mean that emblems
won in track and football shall be
counted together to make up the
required number.
Sec. 4. At the close of each ath
letic season the President of the As
sociated Students shall call a meeting
of* the Student body and award the
, “O’s” to the men whom the athletic
council have declared entitled to wear
them.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
MONTHLY
To amend by striking out this
whole department.
PUBLICATIONS
Oregon Emerald
ARTICLE I.
, Section 1. This publication shall be
known as the “Oregon Emerald,” and
shall be published regularly twice j
each week during the college year.
To amend Sec. 1. to read as fol
low’s: This publication shall 'be
known as the Oregon Emerald and
shall be published regularly three
times each week, or more often,
during the college year.
ARTICLE II.
Section 1. The publication of this
paper shall be in the hands of an edi
tor-in-chief, a business manager and
an assistant business manager. The
editor-in-chief shall be elected in May
to serve for the first semester of the
following year, and a second election
shall be held in January to elect the
editor-in-chief for the second semes
ter. The business manager and the
assistant business manager shall be
elected each May to serve for the fol
lowing year. The editor and manager
shall determine what assistants they
need, and the same shall be appoint
ed by the executive committee, in con
junction with the editor and mana
ger. The assistants shall be chosen
as far as possible by competitive try
out.
To amend by striking out the
words: “The assistant business:
manager,” and “executive commit
tee.” Also to amend the second
and third sentences to read: The
editor-in-chief shall be elected at
the regular Student Body elections
to serve the following year.
To amend by adding Section 2 to
read: Should a vacancy occur in
either the office ot the editor-in
chief or business manager, the
same shall be filled at a special
election of the Student Body.
ARTICLE III.
Section 1. The editor-in-chief shall
have general supervision of the pub
lication of the paper. He shall pre
side at all meetings of the editorial
staff and shall direct the po’icy of the
paper.
Sec. 2. Associate editors shall
work under the direction of the edi
tor-in-chief.
Sec. 3. The business manager shall
have charge of the finances of the
publication. He shall approve all
bills in writing and shall collect all
debts due the paper.
Sec. 4. The editor-in-chief shall re
ceive each year as compensation one
hundred dollars ($100.00) and the
manager seventy-five dollars ($75.00),
to be paid out of the earnings of the
publication; and if the earnings of
the paper for any year are not suffi
cient to pay in full the editor-in-chief
and manager, the amount earned
shall be divided among them in ratio
of their respective salaries.
To amend to read as follows:
The editor-in-chief and the business
manager shall each receive as com
pensation $100.00 per year, to be
paid out of the earnings of the
publication. Should there be a sur
plus after all the expenses of the
publication have been settled, the
editor-in-chief and the manager
shall each receive fifteen per cent
and the remaining seventy-five per
cent shall be turned into the Stu
dent Body treasury. However,
should the earnings of this publi
cation for any year not be sufficient
to pay in full the editor and man
ager, the amount earned shall be
divided equally between them.
GLEE CLUB
ARTICLE I.
Section 1. The name of this organ
ization shall be “The University of
Oregon Glee Club.”
ARTICLE II.
Section 1. The Glee Club shall re
tain its individual organization, ex
cept the manager, who shall be the
graduate manager, elect its own offi
cers, levy and collect fines and dues
in accordance with its constitution,
i and be governed by its constitution so
: long as this constitution does not
I conflict with that of the Associated
Students.
Sec. 2. All money accruing from
concerts and concert tours shall be
, deposited with the treasurer of the
Associated Students within one week
: after the last concert.
ARTICLE III.
Section 1. After each and every
concert tour the graduate manager
1 shall furnish a written financial re
port to the executive committee of
the Associated Students, and at the
i end of the collegiate year he shall
furnish a final report to the same
| committee.
ARTICLE IV.
Section 1. The president and grad
uate manager, together with the exe
cutive committtee of the Associated
Students, shall decide all matters
pertaining to concerts and concert
tours.
ARTICLE V.
Section 1. Each member of the
Glee Club shall be awarded a gold
block “0,” 94 x *6x^6 inch, with the
words “Glee Club” engraved upon it.
No member shall receive more than
one such emblem.
To amend by adding Article VI,
Section 1, to read: The Women’s
Choral Club shall be governed by
the same provisions that apply to
the Glee Club, excepting that the
members of this club shall not be
entitled to emblems.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS
In the departments of Oratory
and Debate, and Athletic Council,
the only changes recommended are
such as are necessary to eliminate
contradictions and to make the
various provisions as they stand
consistent with one another.
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