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Bound Cover.Ai 2003-2004 Bills Table of Contents Bill Number and Title Page 03/04/01 FY 2003 Allocation to Kansas State University Cycling Club......................................1 03/04/02 FY 2003 Allocation to African Student Union..............................................................2 03/04/03 Amendment to KSU SGA By-Laws to Include New KSU Weapons Policy ................3 03/04/04 FY 2004 Allocation to Sports Clubs..............................................................................4 03/04/05 Amendment to KSU SGA By-Laws Concerning Joint Committee on Diversity..........5 03/04/06 Establishment of the Diversity Programming Committee.............................................7 03/04/07 FY 2003 Campus-Wide Organizations Closing of Accounts........................................9 03/04/08 FY 2003 Sports Clubs Closing of Accounts................................................................10 03/04/09 FY 2003 Academic Competition Teams Closing of Accounts....................................11 03/04/10 FY 2003 College Councils Closing of Accounts.........................................................12 03/04/11 Bramlage Coliseum Privilege Fee Continuance ..........................................................13 03/04/12 By-Laws Amendment to Academic Affairs Standing Committees Duties .................15 03/04/13 FY 2004 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO)..........16 03/04/14 FY 2004 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts.........................................................................................17 03/04/15 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Student Affairs and Social Service Committee ...18 03/04/16 FY 2004 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts.........................................................................................19 03/04/17 Statutes Amendment Changing Registration Rules for Student Organizations...........20 03/04/18 By-Laws Amendment Changing Meeting Requirements for Campus Activities Board .............................................................................................23 03/04/19 FY 2004 Allocation to Powercat Masters Toastmasters..............................................24 03/04/20 FY 2004 Allocation to Honor and Integrity Peer Educators........................................25 03/04/21 FY 2004 Allocation to National Pan Hellenic Council ...............................................26 03/04/22 FY 2004 Allocation to Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art ........................27 03/04/23 FY 2004 Allocation to KSU Collegiate 4-H Club.......................................................28 03/04/24 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocation for FY 2004..............................................29 03/04/25 FY 2004 Allocation to KSU Painting Society .............................................................33 03/04/26 FY 2004 Allocation to KSU American String Teachers Association..........................34 03/04/27 FY 2004 Allocation to KSU Percussive Arts Society .................................................35 03/04/28 FY 2004 Allocation to Mentors for International Experience.....................................36 03/04/29 FY 2004 Allocation to African Student Union............................................................37 03/04/30 Emergency Allocation to the Office of Student Activities and Services.....................38 03/04/31 Statutes Amendment Concerning Foundation Account...............................................39 03/04/32 Intercollegiate Athletics Privilege Fee Continuance....................................................41 03/04/33 FY 2004 Allocation to Pakistani Students Association ...............................................43 03/04/34 FY 2004 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week.....................................44 03/04/35 FY 2004 Allocation to KSU Potters Guild ..................................................................45 03/04/36 FY 2004 Allocation to Pakistani Students Association ...............................................46 03/04/37 FY 2004 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapy Students..............................................47 03/04/38 FY 2004 Allocation to Creative Arts Therapy Students..............................................48 03/04/39 FY 2004 Allocation to the Navigators.........................................................................49 03/04/40 FY 2004 Allocation to United Black Voices ...............................................................50 03/04/41 FY 2004 Allocation to Trauma Research, Education and Consultation at Kansas State University ...............................................................................................51 03/04/43 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2005 ............................................52 03/04/44 FY 2004 Allocation to Black Student Union...............................................................55 03/04/45 FY 2004 Allocation to Egyptian Students Association ...............................................56 03/04/46 Statutes Amendments Concerning Elections Regulations...........................................57 03/04/47 Continuance of the Union Program Council Privilege Fee .........................................59 03/04/48 Kansas State University Student Union Operations Budget Continuance...................61 03/04/49 K-State Student Union Repair and Replacement Budget Continuance.......................63 03/04/50 FY 2004 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn..........................................................................65 03/04/51 FY 2004 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ......................................................................66 03/04/52 FY 2004 Allocation to Kansas State University Potters Guild....................................67 03/04/53 FY 2004 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ.....................................................68 03/04/54 FY 2004 Allocation to Leadership Studies and Programs Ambassadors ....................69 03/04/55 FY 2004 Allocation to Up ‘Til Dawn..........................................................................70 03/04/56 FY 2004 Allocation to Chinese Students and Scholars Association ...........................71 03/04/57 FY 2004 Allocation to Kansas State Students for the Right to Life............................72 03/04/58 FY 2004 Allocation to the Young Democrats .............................................................73 03/04/59 FY 2004 Allocation to the Collegiate 4-H...................................................................75 03/04/60 FY 2004 Allocation to KanDance................................................................................76 03/04/61 FY 2004 Allocation to Chi Alpha................................................................................77 03/04/62 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Parking Citation Appeals Board ..................78 03/04/63 By-Laws Amendment Concerning Parking Citation Appeals Board ..........................80 03/04/64 FY 2004 Allocation to the Vietnamese Student Association.......................................83 03/04/65 FY 2004 Allocation to the Women’s Softball Club.....................................................84 03/04/66 Creation of the Student Senate Special Committee to Study Online Teacher Evaluations.....................................................................................................85 03/04/67 FY 2004 Allocation to the Music Graduate Student Organizations ............................86 03/04/68 FY 2004 Allocation to the ECM Christian Explorers..................................................87 03/04/69 FY 2004 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences..........................................................................................................88 03/04/70 Revisions to the Student Activity Fee Funding Regulations .......................................89 03/04/71 FY 2004 Allocation to African Student Union..........................................................100 03/04/72 FY 2004 Allocation to the Campaign for Non-Violence Student Activist Group ..............................................................................................101 03/04/73 FY 2004 Allocation to African Student Union..........................................................102 03/04/74 FY 2004 Allocation to the Cycling Club ...................................................................103 03/04/75 FY 2004 Allocation to the Creative Arts Therapy Students......................................104 03/04/76 K-State Student Union Repair and Replacement Budget Decrease...........................105 03/04/77 Establishment of K-State Student Union Repair and Replacement Reserve Account......................................................................................................................107 03/04/78 Increase of the Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...................109 03/04/79 By-Laws Amendment Creating College Council Allocations Standing Committee...................................................................................................112 03/04/80 Amendments to Student Governing Association By-Laws .......................................114 03/04/81 Amendments to Student Governing Association Constitution ..................................115 03/04/82 Amendments to the SGA Constitution ......................................................................116 03/04/83
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