New Constitution Governs ASUO;
Senate Is Chief Legislaive Unit
The Sena In iM the central body
if the Associated Students of the
1 rilv< rslty of Oregon under the
iew ASIJO constitution, which, In
;eneral, goes Into effect this year.
Composed of the AHUO presi
lent, vice-president; the president,
ice*president, and two representa
ives of each of the four ( lasses;
line members elected at large; and
wo faculty members, the Senate
iblds all legislative powers Of the
VSU<). These include approval of
ippcmtments made by the AStJO
ireaident, control of elections, the
><*jer to withhold approval of
laas activities, election of the yell
dng, and removal of student ad
nlnltttrative and judicial officers,
•fft ers of the Senate, other than
1 president and vice-president
who are the AHUO president and
■Ice-president), are elected by the
ena t e.
f Senate Members Listed
Senate members for 1951-52 are:
:ill Carey, ASIJO president: Merv
la®) |'ton, ASUO vice-president;
oan Abel, Mary Alice Baker, Tom
ifirry, .lack Beyers, Bill Frye, Arlo
dies, Shirley Milliard, Helen Jack
ion, and Virginia Wright, mem
MSPS-at-large;
Dave Rodway, senior class presi
1'jnt; Cecil Danniels, senior class
ice-president; Jeanne Hoffman
md Jack Smith, senior class rep
eat-ntatives; Mike Rally, junior
lae.s president; Don Paillette, jun
ir class vice-president; Jane Simp
on and Herb Cook, junior class
•epresentutives; Bob Brittain,
ophomore class president; Judy
tfcLoughlin, sophomore class vice
)resident; Rosamond Fraser and
Vi Karr, sophomore class repre
lentatives; freshman class presi
i*.
dent, vice-president, arid two repre
sentatives, to be elected winter
term; and two faculty membcrH to
be named by President Ncwburn.
Kxecutlve Council Gone
The Senate replaces the Execu
tive Council, the governing body
of the ASUO under the old consti
tution, (The new constitution was
Voted In by the ASUO during
spring term of 1950, to go into
effect after spring term of this
year. The elections of last spring
term were contacted under the new
constitution, however.)
Assisting the ASUO president
and submitting proposals to the
Senate is the Cabinet. This body
consists of the president, vice
president, and the non-elective
officers of the ASUO. Ex-officio
non-elective members include the
chairman of the Student Union
Hoard, italph Hlllier; chairman of
the Co-op Board, Bill Marshall;
Emerald Editor Lorn a Larson;
Associated Women Students Presi
dent Nancy Allison; and Director
of Student Affairs Donald M. Du
Shane. Appointed to the cabinet
by the ASUO president, subject to
Senate appioval, are the public re
Campus Mail Held
In Emerald Hall
The student affairs office is
I holding mail for a number of stu
dents who left no forwarding ad
dresses during the summer.
Club Plans Open House
Channlng Club, an organization
of Unitarian youth, will hold an
open house at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30
at the Unitarian Church located
'at 11th Ave. and Ferry Street.
lations chairman, social chairman,
and athletic chairman.
Court Handle* Discipline
Other groups authorized by the
constitution Include the Student
Court, which has jurisdiction in all
disciplinary matters delegated to
It by the President of the Univer
sity, Harry K. Newburn, or the
ASUO Senate, and the Constitu
tional Committee, which renders
decisions and advisory opinions on
the interpretation of the consti
tution, student legislation, and
elections.
Also an agent of the ASUO is
the Student Union Board.
ASUO and class officers and rep
resentatives are elected each year
during spring term (except fresh
man officers and representatives).
Preferential voting is used to select
these officers and representatives.
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Dean Wickham
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