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The Comment, May 8, 1986 Bridgewater State University Virtual Commons - Bridgewater State University The ommeC nt Campus Journals and Publications 1986 The ommeC nt, May 8, 1986 Bridgewater State College Volume 61 Number 12 Recommended Citation Bridgewater State College. (1986). The Comment, May 8, 1986. 61(12). Retrieved from: http://vc.bridgew.edu/comment/508 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Bridgewater State College e m nt May 8, 1986 Vol XXXI no 12 Lawrence vetoes Women's Center budget By · Roger Spring Bridgewater State College Studen.t Government Association President Denis Lawrence Jr. announced on May 5 that he had vetoed the Student Senate's allocation of $595 to the BSC Women's Center. Lawrence said that he vetoed the budget because he believed that state funded organizations could not advocate the constitutional right of women to abortions and could not act as a referal source for women who expressed that they wanted abortions. But Shan Crete, Co-Director of the Women's Center claims that the budget allocation was vetoed because of her, and other Women's Center members" contri­ bution to Lawrence's and two other SGA members convictions for the misappro­ priation of funds, in the Student Court. Crete is a spokeswomen for a group calling itself Students Against Abuse of Power (S.A.A.P.). This group was lar­ gely responsible for bringing Lawrence, SGA First Vice-President John Beaton, and SGA Assistant Treasurer Heidi Berry in front of the Student Court con­ Women,s Center representatives speak cerning the alleged misappropriation of · k d · ple gathered in the SGA council in an expressed to several senators that he the roll call was taken. One witness, who funding for a three-day wee en tnp_t_.tJ.o- ... emain __ .anon.)llUO.m>, said 1 fiillifiiliiiil!ir!~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . renc. s veto. owever, a up for the ~eeting; Seveiaisenators who that she hac:f set:n'Oenis Lawrence talking was for the purpose of revising and quorum was not reached, with less than were seen near the Council Chambers to SGA Senator. DavidJ.awrence, in the updating the SGA constitution. the necessary fourteen senators present. shortly before the meeting was scheduled Student Union Game Room and had On Tuesday, May 6, about thirty peo- Later it was learr~ed that L~wre~ce had to begin were conspicuously absent when Ocont. p. 4 1 S GA loses court battle Lucas 'Cheats~ B.S.C. By rough job of proving her point, that the. By Assembly meeting was held here at Brent F. Rossi money was taken from the "Social Activi­ Brent F. Rossi · Bridgewater in the Clement C. Maxwell On Friday, May 2, the Student Court ties" account, which is supposed to fund Library. In attendance were Dr. Gerald of Bridgewater State College held a hear­ campus-wide activities, that is open to Bridgewater State College was'\:heatecl' Indelicato, Special Assistant to the Gov­ ing in the Council Chambers. Case 2-86, all students. She also asked Berry if a roll out of it's voting privileges at the State ernor on Higher Education; Sen. Edward that of the Students Against Abuse of call vote was taken, which is required for Student Association of Massachusetts Kirby of Whitman; Tom Swan, President Power, represented by Shan Crete, versus · the amount of money in questions. Berry meeting on Wednesday, May 7, held at of the United States Student Association; three members of the Student Govern­ refused to answer, as the trip was dis­ Framingham State College. and other dignitaries. ·Approximately ment Association, represented by John cussed during Executive Session. Senate At the May General Assembly meet­ four hours before this meeting, Lucas MacDonald, was heard before the court. members are not allowed to discuss with ing; the budget for the 1986-87 year, as tendered her resignation to SSAM presi­ President Denis L~werence, First Vice the public what goes on in Excective Ses­ well as the officers for next year were dent Donoghue "without explanation." President John Beaton, and Assistant sions. The hearing was adjourned, and voted on. She did not attend the meeting. She has Treasurer Heidi Berry were named as the Court returned with a verdict on BSC lost it's voting rights just prior to not attended any SSAM meetings or defendants. Only Berry chose to be pres­ Monday, May .5. the ballot for the presidency, when two functions since then. · ent at the proceedings. She was asked to "We, as the Student Court of the people claimed to be the official SSAM Lucas had been in contact withSSAM explain where the funds for the Constitu­ Bridgewater State College campus, upon representatives for Bridgewater. The two Executive Director Mike Ferrigno for tional Convention at Dunfey~s came finding that the monies used for the so people were. F. Sc~tt Longo and Nadine just over one week. It was rumored that from. named 'Constitutional restructuring wee­ Lucas. Ferrigno's firing was to come up at the This was the second hearing in front of kend' were in fact unconstitutionally Longo was appointed SSAM rep by ·meeting, so he had been in contact with the court. The first was he\d April 30,'but appropriated for the named used, do find .SG A President Deilis" Lawrence in accor­ varfous people connected with SSAM ex - Attorney General Jacqueline Gravel for the Plaintiff in this case 2-86." · dance to the Constitution on. February , concerning this. Pres. Lawrence phoned said that the proceedings coµldn't go on, In· its ·two and half page report, the 5th, after Matthew P. Donoghue · Ferrigno, and left a message on his ans­ because no specific plantiff or defendant Court fund that Lawrence was guilty resigned. This appointment was con­ . wering machine stating that, Longo was was listed on the petition for the hearing. "since his is the power of veto over the firmed by a unanimous vote by the our official rep, but Ferrigno never The Court considered this, and ordered Senate recommendation." Beaton was Senate, and Longo has attended every 'returned Lawrence's call. the plaintiff to name a representative of found guilty because no vote was taken . General Assembly meeting since then as After the discrepency at Wednesday's SAAP,and to name defendants. "concerning the roll--'-call vote required our rep. meeting arose, SSAM. Chairman Chris After that hearing, an argument of the Senate, Vice-President John Bea­ In September. 1985, Lucas was Callahan took both parties aside lo find ensued between Lawerence and Asso­ ton, as president of the Senate was appointed SSAM alternate-rep, which is out who the rep was. Both replied that ciate Justjse Melissa Frank. The argu­ responsible to consult with the Parlia­ not a Contitutiona1 position, but it is an they were • but Callahan said he had no ment took place in part in the SGA office. mentarian and realize this omission ·in assum·ed power of the president to choice but to disqualify a· Bridgewater During the brief episode, obcenties were what we hold to be a re-allocation of appoint an alternate. In October, Lucas State College vote. exchanged, and Lawrence ended th con­ funds for use in the restructuring .wee­ was appointed co-Chairperson of the After the· Presidential race the contest frontation by slamming his office door in kend. Berry was found guilty on the Budget, Finance and Oversight for ··Executive- Vice, President· came up, Frank's face. grounds that it was her signature on the Committee. with Lo.ngo being one of the .candidates. At the second hearing, Crete did a tho- Ocont... p. 4 In No:vember, the SSAM General Ocont. p . .f 2 The Comment Thursday, May 8, 1986 Letters y1ewpoint Bosco feels he can't How to change accept a diploma from BSC registration! unjust administration Dear Editor: was none. The pod still had four steps, the gym eight and the Rat ten steps and no (without really trying) I am a challenged Physical Education access to wheelchair students. Now, May Major attending Bridgewater State Col­ of '86 the pod, gym and pub are still not Once again registration has come and gone and once again long lines, closed lege. I will be receiving a diploma this access able. classes, and needless anxiety were commonly experienced. We all mutter that there May. but will not be attending the cerem­ I believe that the college has caused must be a better way; I agree and will herein advance a possible solution. I proposed onies. l refuse to accept the diploma from people to take pitty on me, lowered my this once before the budding bureaucrats who inhabit the SGA (and concidently are a administration who have shown such dignity a~d prevented me from feeling employeed at the Big R) showed the typical "that-may-be-convient-for-you-but-it­ arrogance. I was told accessability at good about my education. The adminis­ won 't-be-for-me" attitude universally held by closed minded people everywhere B.S.C. was a problem but it is the law. I tration has prevented me from socializing from KKK .rallies to No-Nukes demonstrations. (In case I haven't offended you yet, -;tarted classes in Sept. of'83. First semes­ on campus, denied me free access and you're probably going to agree with my proposed plan, which is too bad because the ter all my classes were accessable. but lessened my effectiveness as a student. I Powers-That-Be are perfectly happy with the status quo;). poor sidewalks. a lack of ramps and no do believe that the quality of my educa­ If you tell 500 people to come to the same door at the same time, what do you get? access at all to the gym.
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