CAB had $3,908.52 in unallocated funds at the beginning of Tuesday’s meeting.
CAB would like to purchase an inflatable outdoor screen which comes with its own projector and sound system for all clubs to use for outdoor events. The screen is 18 feet wide, has a Blu-ray player, and costs approximately $3,500.
Read MoreChief Justice Coy Clark swore in Karson Langley as the new Senate Vice President. “I hope Senate treats you better than it treated me,” said former Vice President Taylor strong as Langley took office.
Read MoreThe recommended club budgets for next year were not approved due to a lack of communication. The Student Senate is expected to receive a total budget of $160,000 and this was thought to be the amount that could be allocated towards clubs, not as the entire budget. The AFB presented the clubs’ budget proposals, which totaled to $154,114.90 in allocated funds, almost 95 percent of Senate’s budget.
Read MoreThe CAB meeting opened up with an amendment to the agenda, moving voting until the April 21.
CAB currently has $4,408.52 in unallocated funds.
Read MoreThis was the last meeting with both senators and the current executive board with elections starting Wednesday.
Read MoreConferencing Coordinator Shellie Johns announced at the CAB meeting Tuesday that Rodney Atkins will be the country performer scheduled for 7 p.m., April 24 at the NPAC.
Read MoreSenator Nathaniel Jones and Lucinda Mays, CSC’s grounds supervisor, presented a plan to create a student plaza located outside of the Gold Room, which included planting a barrier of shrubs and trees to define the area.
Read More“Whiplash” is a drama about college student and aspiring jazz drummer Andrew Neyman and the diabolical battle he fights with his very intense instructor, Terence Fletcher. Neyman endures the abuse because he wants to be “one of the greats” and he knows that Fletcher will get him there, but the harsh hoops that he is forced to jump through are almost unbearable to watch.
Read MorePresident Dillon Spies introduced Sami Schmit as the newest justice of a now full Court.
Chief Justice Coy Clark said that the Court decided it would have a rules meeting for Senate petitions at 6 p.m., April 1 and would only take petitions until 6:30 p.m. Any petitions submitted after that will not be accepted.
Read MoreIn Monday’s meeting, Chief Justice Coy Clark and Student Trustee Jacob Rissler presented the revisions to the court procedures of the constitution.
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