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st week, Joe
here and eleven students. The
ultv members serving on the <
mlttee shall include the i Dea
Mon. the Director of Student
tivitiee, and aevon mombore an-
pointed by the President of the
College for terms of one year. The
student members of thejcomml
ahull InclMde the Cadet Colon#
the (ioridir the Prea|dant of
Henloi’ ClhsH, the Praaldent of
(Junior CjAiSf one Gdltor ol
tlattallon.; four Student Hemt ora
selected tyy the Menate. and three
members elected by the non-tpill-
tary students of the College for
terms of nine year. To be eligible
for election as one of the non-
military students a candidato must
be a classified sophomore
grade point ratio of at least
shall have attended A&M duping
the last two aenlestors.preceding
his election, And shall plan to at
tend A&M during the entire period
for which he is elected.
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Section 2. Officers^ j
The officers of ihe committee
shall be .a Chairman, a Secretary,
and a Parliamentarian, Unless
otherwise ordered by the President
of the College, the Dean of Men
shall serve as Chairman, and the
Director of Student Activities shall
serve as Secretary. The Parlia
mentarian shall be elected by the
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at /&M ha* been.[granted a
.year'« leave of ulpienjce in order
to ((jach in a university in El
HHlvndor,,lle will leave shortly
after Jutle I to aNsunte hia new
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A simple majority of the mem-
borehip shall constitute a quorum
for the conduct of businaas. e> ,
Article II ^
Purposes and Duties
Section I. Purposes.
The Student Life Committee
shall work to achieve the following
general purpose* 1
(a) To
all groups
activities,
(a) To coordinate the work of
dealing with atudent
(b) To make recommendations
to the Academic Council on matters
dealing with th« coordination of
student activities and acadstnic
work.
(c) To propose long range
plans and determine the policies
of student activities.
(d) To corwldefe all matters re
lating to student life 1 not delegated
to some other authority.
(e) To serve as an intermedi
ary between the Student Senate
and the Academic Council.
(f) To receive jmd act upon, or
forward to the proper officer, or
committee, matter? acted upon by
the Student Senate which require
approval by a higher authority.
Section 2. Duties.
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Studant Publications, Con
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nlttee a|l other business
to student life.
Welfare and Recreation
Committee. A •
(a) Membership.
(lj|The cojmmittee shall be
composed of two faculty and two
studejnt members of the Student
Life Commii
(bj Functions.
(ll The committee shall con
sider! problems of student welfare
and Recreation and make recom
mendations to the Student Life
Committee.
Section 3. Social and Entertain-
■ The Student Life Committee
shall perform the following duties;
(a) Prepare and issue rules
governing the care and use of the
dormitory lounges and amend the
rules as need arises.
(b) Review annually the point
system for valuing student of
fices and make changes in the
system if necessary,
(c) Approve contracts for the
various student publications and
awards submitted to it by the Di
rector of Student Activities.
(d) Approve the Social Calen
dars. j
(e) Select each year during the
first half of the spring semester
the list of students for Who’s Who.
The number selected shall not ex
ceed one per cent pi the total clas
sified juniors and seniors enrolled
in that semester. The students se
lected shall be chopen on the basis
of popularity, leadership, and par
ticipation jin activities from those
juniors and semoi4 having a grade
point ratio of 1.5 or higher. The
registrar’s office shall be the final
authority as to cl&fsification and
grade point ratio.
(f) Exercise general supervi
sory control over |all student pub
lications.
(g) Supervise the activities of
the Town Hall Mjanuger, the yell
leaders, and the edltors-in-chief
of all student publications. The
committee shall have power to re
strict or remove these officers for
Improper conduct hr Incompetence.
In the case,of the editors-in-chief
the publication of obacene or li
belous material shall be deemed
improper conduct.) '*
(h) Approve non-operating ex
penditures in exeelsw of 4100 from
the Student Activities and Student
Concessions Accounts which are
not operated through the Fiscal
Department.
(i) Consider all matters dealing
with student life referred to the
committee.
Article III
Standing Committees t
Section 1. Business Committee.
(a)- Membership.
(1) The committee shall be
composed of one faculty and two
student members of the Student
Life Committee and the Director; S p r i n g^ shall make selections for
of Student Activities, who shall: the Town Hall series for the com-
serve as the permanent chairman.! j nf , sC h 0 ol year. The Committee
C2) The Manager of Student j shall also determine the student-
Publications and the Manager of faculty seating arrangement and
Concessions shall l)e members when ! prices of tickets for the series.
ment Committee.' i’
fa] Membership.
(1) The committee shall be
composed of three student mem
bers Und tWo faculty members of
the Student Life Committee. The
Director of; Student Activities shall
be one of the two faculty members
and shall serve as chairman of the
committees. These five comprise
th* Regular members of the com
mittee.
(2) The Assistant Director of
Student Activities shall be a mem
ber pf the committee when the
Social Calendars are being plan
ned. .•I
(3) The committee may be com
posed of additional invited mem
bers provided their number does
not exceed that of the regular
members of the committee. When
Town Hall selections are being
made, these invited members shall
include the Town Hall Manager
and the Director of the Singing
Cadets, j . ‘ J k .
(b) Functions.
(1) The committee, working
with the Assistant Director of Stu
dent Activities, shall prepare add
present a tentative Social Calendar
to the Student Life Committee at
the beginning of each semester.
The calendara shall list all events
In which two percent or more of
the students are expected to par
ticipate. The Social Committee of
the Student Senate mtiy make rec*
ommendatiom* concerning the So
cial Calemiato to the Social ami
Klitvifulument Coni mil lee, /
(t!) After the Soelal Calendar*
huv|P Imen approved by the Student
Life Committee, the Social and En
tertainment Committee shall have
the power to add events to the So
cial Calendars. This will be done
only when extraneous circum
stances make it necessary.
(8) The committee shall select
the entertainers for the two sc-1
mesters. The chairman shall have,
power to act for the committee,
when instructed to do so.
(4) - The student members of I
the committee shall act with the j
Director of Student Activities in 1
selecting a list of entertainers for
the summer session.
(5) The committee, during the
Section 4. Student Aid Committee.*
(a) Membership.
(1) The committee shall (fee
composed of two student* and one
faculty member of the Student
Life Committee.
(b) Kunctloiw,
(1) The committee *hali send
flower* to the funeral rtf any stu
dent who die* while enrolled at
A&M.
(8) The committee shall Mend
flowers and a letter of condolence
to the parent* or guardian after
the funeral of the *ttident.
(3) .The committee shall admin
ister the Student Health I#»nti
Fund.
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Section 6. Student-Faculty
Relation* Committee.
(a) Membership.
(1) The committee shall he
composed of two faculty, and two
student members of the Stiirieht
Life Committee.
(b) Functions.
(1) The committee shall wopk
to improve relations and under
standing between students ajid
faculty.
(2) The committee shall con
sider and recommend to the Stu
dent Life Committee methods by
which the student may get a fuller
and broader education at this col
lege.
. Article IV
Special Committees
Section 1. Creation and Functions.
The Student Life Committee
shall have power tb ^create all spe
cial committees needed to carry
out its work in proper fashion.
Special committees shall have only
those powers assigned them by the
Student Ljfe Committee.
Section 2. Membership.
Special committees may be chos
en in any way which the Student
Life Committee may wish.. Per
sons who are not members of the
Student Life Committee may be
selected to serve on its special
committees, provided that such
persons shall never constitute a
majority of any committee. .
Article V
Meetings
Section 1. Regular Meetings.
(a) The. Student Life Commit-j mittee.
tee shall meet monthly in a meeting
place agreeable to the majority of Section 3. Procedure of Meetings,
the members. 1 (0) Parliamentary procedure
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necessary to complete the business, T* members at Is ; t
of ,he co y m»* te . . /iM’Jrli
(b) The chairman shall call a not listed hi th *
special meeting of the Student) introduced o|lly Iwf
Life Committee at the request of ; °f two-thirds of t|
four or more members of the com- e|1 t- ^
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