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2007-2008 Bill Index Number Title Page 07/08/01 FY 2007 Allocation to the Chester E. Peters Recreational Complex Budget................1 07/08/02 Amendment to Campus Wide and Fine Arts Student Activity Fee Funding Statutes...3 07/08/03 Amendment to College Council Student Activity Fee Funding Statutes ......................6 07/08/04 FY 2007 Closing of Accounts........................................................................................8 07/08/05 FY 2008 Allocation to Community Cultural Harmony Week.....................................10 07/08/06 FY 2008 Allocation to African Student Union............................................................11 07/08/07 FY 2008 Allocation to the Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Art ..12 07/08/08 FY 2008 Allocation to the Kansas State College Bowl Club ......................................13 07/08/09 Creation of Student Senate Special Committee to Study Long-Term Tuition Strategies.........................................................................................................14 07/08/10 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a Dead-Week Policy for K-State...........15 07/08/11 Creation of the Special Committee to Study a the creation of a Financial Planning Center for K-State........................................................................................................17 07/08/12 Creation of the Special Committee to Establish a Pilot Program Entitled “Student Governing Association Ambassador Program”...........................................................19 07/08/13 Emergency Allocation to Student Health ....................................................................21 07/08/14 Emergency Allocation to Intercollegiate Athletics......................................................22 07/08/15 Emergency Allocation to K-State Student Union........................................................23 07/08/16 FY 2008 Allocation to the KSU College Bowl Team .................................................24 07/08/17 FY 2008 Allocation to Proclaiming Righteousness Always in Jesus Name (P.R.A.I.J.N.) ...............................................................................................................25 07/08/18 By Laws Amendments Concerning Expulsion............................................................26 07/08/19 FY 2008 Allocation to K-State Alliance for Peace and Justice...................................28 07/08/20 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU International Tube Euphonium Association ..................29 07/08/21 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State University Percussive Arts Society...................30 07/08/22 Creation of a Special Committee to Implement a KSU Student Senate-Sponsored Community Service Project .........................................................................................31 07/08/23 FY 2008 Allocation to Apostolic Christian Church Youth Group ..............................33 07/08/24 FY 2008 Allocation to Navigators...............................................................................34 07/08/25 Approval of Amendments to Honor & Integrity System Constitution........................35 07/08/26 Creation of the Special Committee to Review the Kansas State Student Union Funding Structure.........................................................................................................41 07/08/27 Authorization of Fall Referendum for Recreational Services Expansion....................43 07/08/28 FY 2008 Allocation to Society for Appreciation of Bharatiya Heritage and Arts.......45 07/08/29 FY 2008 Allocation to Council for Exceptional Children...........................................46 07/08/30 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...............................................................................47 07/08/31 FY 2008 Allocation to Students for Environmental Action ........................................48 07/08/32 FY 2008 Allocation to Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators ..............................49 07/08/33 FY 2008 Allocation to Kandance ................................................................................50 07/08/34 FY 2008 Allocation to Emerging Green Builders .......................................................51 07/08/35 FY 2008 Allocation to Newman Club .........................................................................52 07/08/36 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Aikido Club....................................................................53 07/08/37 FY 2008 Allocation to Indian Students Association....................................................54 07/08/38 FY 2008 Allocation to Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS)...................................................................................................55 07/08/39 Statutes Amendment Updating Information Guidelines for the Educational Opportunity Fund.........................................................................................................56 1 07/08/40 Increase in KSDB Operating Privilege Fee .................................................................57 07/08/41 Continuance of KSDB Repair and Replacement Privilege Fee...................................59 07/08/42 Educational Opportunity Fund Allocations for FY 2009 ............................................61 07/08/43 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks .................................................................64 07/08/44 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Young Democrats ..........................................................65 07/08/45 FY 2008 Allocation to Campus Crusade for Christ.....................................................66 07/08/46 By Laws Amendment Concerning Expulsion..............................................................67 07/08/47 FY 2008 Allocation to Theta Alpha Phi ......................................................................68 07/08/48 FY 2008 Allocation to College Republicans ...............................................................69 07/08/49 FY 2008 Allocation to Beta Sigma Chi .......................................................................70 07/08/50 FY 2008 Allocation to Up Til’ Dawn..........................................................................71 07/08/51 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU College Bowl Team .......................................................72 07/08/52 FY 2008 Allocation to ACTION .................................................................................73 07/08/53 FY 2008 Allocation to Saudi Club...............................................................................74 07/08/54 FY 2008 Allocation to Hispanic American Leadership Organization.........................75 07/08/55 FY 2008 Allocation to Club Managers Association of America.................................76 07/08/56 FY 2008 Allocation to Mortar Board Senior Honor Society.......................................77 07/08/57 FY 2008 Allocation to Sensible Nutrition and Body Image Peer Educators (SNAC) 78 07/08/58 FY 2008 Allocation to Black Student Union...............................................................79 07/08/59 FY 2008 Addition Campus Organization Funding From Reserves.............................80 07/08/60 Increase in Office of Student Activities and Services Privilege Fee ...........................81 07/08/61 Increase in Student Activity Fee..................................................................................84 07/08/62 Increase of K-State Student Union Operating Budget Privilege Fee...........................88 07/08/63 By Laws Amendment Concerning Duties of the Student Senate Secretary ................90 07/08/64 Constitutional Amendment Concerning Ratification of Amendments to the KSU SGA Constitution..................................................................................................................92 07/08/65 FY 2008 Allocation to Kansas State Collegiate 4-H ...................................................93 07/08/66 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Interfraternity Council ...................................................94 07/08/67 FY 2008 Allocation the KSU Juggling Club ...............................................................95 07/08/68 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Panhellenic Council .......................................................96 07/08/69 FY 2008 Allocation to KSU Habitat for Humanity.....................................................97 07/08/70 FY 2008 Allocation to American Humanics Student Association ..............................98 07/08/71 FY 2008 Allocation to Delta Chi Fraternity ................................................................99 07/08/72 FY 2008 Allocation to Building on Breaks ...............................................................100 07/08/73 FY 2008 Allocation to Children’s and Adolescent’s Literature Community............101 07/08/74 FY 2008 Allocation to International Coordinating Council ......................................102 07/08/75 Additional College Council Funding from Reserves.................................................103 07/08/76 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...................................................................104 07/08/77 FY 2008 Allocation to Kappa Kappa Psi...................................................................105 07/08/78 FY 2008 Allocation to Collegiate Music Educators’ Association.............................106 07/08/79 FY 2008 Allocation to Wildcats Against Rape..........................................................107 07/08/80 FY 2008 Allocation to International
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