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1984-1985 BILLS TABLE of CONTENTS Bill Number and Title Page Bill 84/85/1 Summer School Allocations, 1984 1984-1985 BILLS TABLE OF CONTENTS Bill Number and Title Page Bill 84/85/1 Summer School Allocations, 1984 ........................................................................1 Bill 84/85/2 Student Government Identification Buttons ..........................................................2 Bill 84/85/3 Special Allocation to the FONE ............................................................................3 Bill 84/85/4 Tentative Allocations .............................................................................................4 Bill 84/85/5 Nichols Hall Artist, Commissioning of .................................................................6 Bill 84/85/6 Student Health Plan, 1984-1985 ............................................................................7 Bill 84/85/7 No Bill Due to a Numbering Error ........................................................................8 Bill 84/85/8 Campaign Expenditure Revisions (Expenditure Limits) .......................................9 Bill 84/85/9 Standing Committees By-Laws Revisions ..........................................................10 Bill 84/85/10 Finance Committee By-Laws Revisions .............................................................11 Bill 84/85/11 Closing of 1983-84 Accounts ..............................................................................12 Bill 84/85/12 University Activities Board Constitutional & By-Laws Revisions .....................14 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas ................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU ..................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Black Student Union ...............................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Coalition of Human Rights ......................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: College Councils .....................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Consumer Relations Board ......................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Debate ......................................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Early Childhood Laboratory ....................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Fine Arts Council ....................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Honorariums ............................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: International Coordinating Council .........................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: K-State Union ..........................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: KSDB-FM Radio .....................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Legal Services .........................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: MEChA ...................................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Puerto Rican Student Organization .........................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Recreational Services ..............................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Reserves for Maintenance of Long Standing Programs .............................................................................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Sports Club Council ................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Student Governing Association ...............................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Student Publications ................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Students for BACCHUS ..........................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Students for Handicapped Concerns .......................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: University for Man ..................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: U-Learn ...................................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Withholding .............................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Women’s Resource Center ......................................16 Bill 84/85/14 Special Allocation to Touchstone Magazine .......................................................17 Bill 84/85/15 Special Allocation to the Music Trip Fund .........................................................18 Bill 84/85/16 Special Allocation to SGA ..................................................................................19 Bill 84/85/17 Special Allocation to Coalition for Human Rights ..............................................20 Bill 84/85/18 Flexible Review of Line Items ............................................................................21 Bill 84/85/19 Elimination of the Summer School Allocation Process ......................................22 Bill 84/85/20 SGA Election Date Revisions: SGA By-Laws, Campaign Regulations and Campaign Expenditure Regulations .............................................................23 Bill 84/85/21 SGA Purchase of Typewriter ...............................................................................24 Bill 84/85/22 Student Health Fee Increase ................................................................................25 Bill 84/85/23 Senate Aide Program Revision ............................................................................26 Bill 84/85/24 Special Allocation to Agriculture Student Council .............................................28 Bill 84/85/25 Lafene Student Health Advisory Committee Revisions ......................................29 Bill 84/85/26 SGA By-Laws Revisions: Vice Chair’s Position ................................................30 1984-1985 BILLS INDEX Constitutional Amendments page Bill 84/85/12 University Activities Board Constitutional & By-Laws Revisions .....................14 By-Laws Amendments Bill 84/85/9 Standing Committees By-Laws Revisions ..........................................................10 Bill 84/85/10 Finance Committee By-Laws Revisions .............................................................11 Bill 84/85/26 SGA By-Laws Revisions: Vice Chair’s Position ................................................30 Elections Bill 84/85/8 Campaign Expenditure Revisions (Expenditure Limits) .......................................9 Statutes Amendments Bill 99/00/02 Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name Bill Name .............................2 Allocations Bill 84/85/1 Summer School Allocations, 1984 ........................................................................1 Bill 84/85/4 Tentative Allocations .............................................................................................4 Bill 84/85/11 Closing of 1983-84 Accounts ..............................................................................12 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas ................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Associated Students of Kansas @ KSU ..................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Black Student Union ...............................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Coalition of Human Rights ......................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: College Councils .....................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Consumer Relations Board ......................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Debate ......................................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Early Childhood Laboratory ....................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Fine Arts Council ....................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Honorariums ............................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: International Coordinating Council .........................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: K-State Union ..........................................................15 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: KSDB-FM Radio .....................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Legal Services .........................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: MEChA ...................................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Puerto Rican Student Organization .........................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Recreational Services ..............................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Reserves for Maintenance of Long Standing Programs .............................................................................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Sports Club Council ................................................16 Bill 84/85/13 1984-85 Final Allocations: Student Governing Association ...............................16
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