University Daily Kansan, February 7, 1985
CAMPUS AND AREA
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Greater involvement in KU Senate sought
By J. STROHMAIER Staff Reporter
The University Senate may have more support from its senators if it adopts a Senate committee's proposal to be considered at its meeting today.
The University Senate Executive Committee will discuss proposals from the University Council Committee on Organization and Administration to increase participation in Senate meetings. SenEx is the executive committee of the University Council, which is the executive committee of the University Senate.
Through proposals drawn up last week, the organizations committee hopes to make University Senate a more prominent force in bringing more senators to the meetings.
SenEx had asked the committee to "consider whether the University Senate Rules and Regulations should be modified to encourage greater participation at University Senate meetings or whether Senate meetings should be called only 'as needed.'"
THE THREE suggestions the organizations committee made to SenEx to increase participation at Senate meetings were: To schedule some Senate meetings in conjunction with University Council meetings; to encourage administration to take University Senate groups into confidence on policy and budget matters; and to assure senators that
serious business will be transacted at Senate meetings.
SenEx Chairman Arno Knapper said SenEx could refer the proposals to the University Council with a recommendation to approve or disapprove them or could refer them without any recommendation. The University Council then will vote on the proposals.
The O & A committee proposed adding amendments to an article of the University's Senate Code to use the committee's proposal.
At today's meeting, SenEx also will discuss snow and ice removal and campus lighting with Robert Cobb, executive vice chancellor.
Knapper said some SenEx members were concerned about better lighting and snow removal.
"There was some expression from members that the sidewalks and stairs hadn't been cleared sufficiently," he said. "The members have been reported to them. It may or may not be their own observations."
FACILITIES OPERATIONS is responsible for snow removal, he said, and the facilities planning is in charge of campus facilities, such as lighting.
Cobb said he was not directly removed from snow removal or campus lighting.
Cobb said he thought facilities operations had done a "marvelous job" of removing the snow from the sidewalks and streets, considering the budget of the department and its manpower.
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