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Pay $30.00 for the remainder of fall term (membership is good through January 6th). For more information call 346-4183 or visit our website at http://pars.uoregon.edu. e CONTACT US Check out our website http:// pars.uoregon.edu Oregon Daily Emerald The independent campus newspaper for the University of Oregon GET PAID [ hiring a designer, columnist and a reporter ] Application forms and job descriptions are available at EMU Suite 300 and online at www.dailyemerald.com. Submit application form, resume and no more than five work samples by Wednesday, November 16 at 5 p.m. Senate: New model targets only unmly student conduct Continued from page 1 meeting for a Senate-created ad hoc committee, where the final recom mendation was drafted . “We are confident that the stu dents of the UO will be able to re solve this problem without signifi cant intervention from the administration,” the memo states. Senator Wally Hicks also suggest ed implementing the “technical foul” approach: “If the fans are act ing like fools, the refs can issue a technical foul.” That suggestion was not included in the model. Contact the campus and federal politics reporter at nwilbur@dailyemerald. com Bylaws: Constitution Court placed injunction on RRC Continued from page 1 fucking legislation.” The ruling came a day after the court ruled that the RRC’s use of an ASUO template, which groups used as a guide to create bylaws, “is not a necessary policy and thus not a mandatory standard format in the RRC’s review process.” The template is unnecessary because the ASUO Constitution already requires pro grams to follow many of the same guidelines. The court placed a permanent in junction on the RRC’s request that 18 programs update their bylaws in accor dance with the template and resubmit them. Goward said most of the groups have resubmitted their bylaws. He said the 18 groups had to re submit their bylaws. “At no time did we require them to exactly adhere to the template, we only required them to adhere to the Executive Rules,” Goward said. “So that was their misunderstanding. ... This is null and void.” Chief Justice Tony McCown said that the injunction stands. McCown, who wrote both per curium opinions, said the RRC ex cluded information “in order to fol low the template.” He stated that some processes were not included in the bylaws. “This process is not declared or ex plained anywhere in the RRC bylaws,” McCown wrote in his ruling. The court also found the RRC to be in violation of the constitution's elec tions clauses. The clauses state “all members of the committee should be eligible for chairmanship,” but the Ex ecutive appointed Coward chairman. Goward told the Emerald that the de cision to make the programs adminis trator the RRC chairperson was not based off Petkun’s memo, but also based on the effort of University ad ministrators and student leaders. “I have seriously spent about 15 hours a week for the first five weeks of this term getting this information in order,” Goward said. Having some one who is not “overly versed” in what is required might be “a little overreaching,” he said. Goward said he would prefer the court distinguish between rules and opinions in the ruling. “It’s ambiguous at best, and it’s go ing to take us time to sort through what parts are constitutional and what parts are just their own opinions. ” Contact the campus and federal politics reporter at nwilbur@dailyemerald. com 0200621 iddlefielH Golf Course l Tee time 942-8730 No tee times 484-1927 STUDENT SPECIAL GOLF 9 HOLES $8 SECOND 9 HOLES $4 Students Only. Must show ID. 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