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university committees chair.
“The rules and reguJations and
student services committee mem
bers have not been chosen,” Hol
land said.
Holland said that hey will be
gin by digging back into the Sen
ate’s legislature.
They will probably come up
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many,” he said.
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new legislation.
“The committee members
know the different administra
tors that they deal with about
current issues,” Holland said.
“Til send them to talk with
the administrators.”
Jones said they will take the
same steps of bringing original
bills to the administration.
“We will bring up the bills and
make sure they are still current
and then take them to the admin
istration,” he said.
Holland said as committee
chair, he will be setting the meet
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Leslie, created the seating.
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where I don’t have anymore say
than anyone else does,” he said.
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in these committees.”
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was to work to secure the legisla
tion of the Senate.
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my job is to make sure the legis
lation is followed up on,” she said.
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ble because I have so many other
things to do.”
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