StuCo highlights
BY LINDA HOU
In print | Published September 24, 2009 — Updated October 07, 2009 15:39
Donation to library
The council discussed ways to spend the $10,000 gift to the library for the purchase of textbooks. Since textbooks quickly become obsolete as new editions are produced, the library suggested renting the textbooks from online sites by semester. However, it is uncertain how much the library will save from that. The council also debated which kinds of textbooks to get. Ideas suggested include getting introductory course textbooks only and having a student vote.
Board of Managers forum
The Board of Managers informed the council that the president’s office will host a forum for students at 7 p.m. on Wednesday after the Board of Managers meeting to brief students on issues presented during the meeting. The council seeks to have a similar program set up for the faculty.
SBC clarifications
The Student Budget Committee has been given increasing duties. The council would like to set limits on the responsibilities of the SBC as well as organize the budgets. Time slots will also be set up for appeals to the council for funding for student organizations rejected by the SBC.
Coffee bar opening on Sundays
The Kohlberg coffee bar has agreed to consider opening on Sunday during the day. However, it cannot open from 1-5 p.m. in addition to its usual Sunday hours from 7-10 p.m. In order to decide upon the best time, student council proposed a student vote. Students can vote on blackboard until 4:30 p.m.
StuCo chart
Finally, the council would like to create a chart to give guidance to campus organizations on ways to seek funding for themselves.
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