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Senate resolution condemns recent bomb threat actions
Kansan staff writer
By Jennifer Schultz
Student Senate passed a resolution last night condemning the actions of individuals who threaten to bomb schools, and that the educational environment of KU
Mike Schreiner, student body president, said that he hoped the resolution would show the individuals who have made 21 bomb threats this semester that their peers did not approve of their actions.
He said that as he was presenting the resolution to the Senate University Affairs committee Tuesday night, he said it was made, this time on Wescott Hall.
One class remained in the building and the professor continued to administer a test, Schreiner said.
He said that the resolution was also intended to change a possible perceptual shift.
In other business, Senate allocated $4,000 to the Graduate Student Council to finance the Paper Presentation Travel Fund.
University property.
The money will be used for 16 travel grants so graduate students can travel to professional conferences to present their research.
Arlan Maltyb, graduate senator, said that graduate student research often affected the amount of grant money KU received.
Three senators were removed from their seats for missing meetings.
students decided that if they could not make half of their meetings, they should not stay on as senators," said a professor. "They are Executive Chairperson chairperson
There now are seven vacant seats on Senate; four graduate seats, one architecture seat, one Numemaker seat and one law seat.
After the legislation was presented, Senate reviewed proposed revisions for the Student Rights and Responsibilities Code.
Senators had the opportunity to ask questions regarding the wording or meaning of the revised code before make it at next week's meeting.
The revised code would expand the definition of the term "hazing" and would extend the authority of the Department of Student Life to enforce the code.
The revised code would hold KU organizations accountable to the University for their conduct, regardless of whether this conduct took place on- or off-campus.
If Senate passes the revised code next week, it will need the approval of Chancellor Gene A. Budig before it becomes University policy.
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