Discussion of clubs’ individual budgets led Student Senate to pass next year’s budget during its Monday meeting.

Interim Executive Director of Student Life Aaron Prestwich dissolved the Senate Finance Committee, saying its members were unfair with student club allocations and antagonistic toward student club members during budget hearings.

Senate’s discussion at its Monday meeting became a heated debate about the outcome of club budget hearings and appeals.

Senate’s Monday meeting began with Andrews Hall Senator Jacob Rissler discussing proposed changes to the Student Senate Constitution.

Student Senate President, James Bahensky, raised concerns Monday about the absence of clubs from CAB meetings.

Senate’s Monday meeting began with discussion of this year’s Release show.
Karl McFarlane, junior of Montego Bay, Jamaica, Release coordinator asked senate to allocate $2,500 for Release.

A proposal for meal plan changes next semester was the main topic of Senate’s Monday meeting.
Linda Brownlee of the dining services spoke with senators about the new meal plan changes.

A proposal for open parking and possible change in parking fees and fines was the main discussion of Senate’s Monday meeting.

Senate’s Monday meeting began with the discussion of new equipment additions in the Nelson Physical Activities Center’s weight room. Chris Green, NPAC coordinator, and Cressey Yeutter, NPAC GA, said they liked the bid from Push-Pedal-Pull best.

Student Senate began its meeting Monday with a plagiarism presentation by David Nesheim, assistant professor of history.