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eWS The Daily CoUegian • April 7,1992
S .T.O.P.P. from page 1
the money disiribu ted equitably. We
want some rormu la that you follow
in every case/ she said.
She said that currently the dubs
have no say as far as how much
money they receive except for the
one vote from their school senator.
She added that she would nice to
see half of the ASI money collected
from student fees distributed to such
areas as intramurals and day care
and the other half bestowed to the
joint councils to distribute to their
school's clubs and organizations.
She said thai there are five main
areas of the Ali that S.T.O.P.P.
would like to change.
The first area is the recall elec¬
tion process.
If through the proper channels
a recall election process is not held
within 30 school days, then the offi¬
cer will lose office," she said.
Currently, there is no deadline
mandating when recall elections
have to take place.
The second position that
S.T.O.P.P. is supporting is a ban on
stipends and scholarships for ASI
senators and executive officers.
In accordance with state regu¬
lation, ASI money is originally state
money/ she said.
Therefore, she said that in order
for the money to be allocated for
stipends and scholarships for ASI
officers, there must be a student
vote first
She said that although she and
other coalition members have talked
with represenatives of the ASI about
this problem, there have been no*
results.
The third position that the coali¬
tion wants to change is the require¬
ments for the ASI secretarial posi¬
tion.
She said S.T.O.P.P. wants to
make the secretarial position a part-
time position instead of a full-time
position and wants the secretary to
be paid no more than a regular
CSUF secretary.
She said that the coalition also
wants to ensure that the ASI secre¬
tary be chosen from CSUFs secre¬
tarial pool instead of from off-ca m-
— pus.
"We want (the secretarial candi¬
date) to have worked on campus for
at least a year," she said.
Hawkins said that the fourth
position that S.T.O.P.P. would like
to change is the rules regarding
grade point averages for ASI mem¬
bers.
She said that the coalition would
mandate that senators have at least
a 2.5 GPA to qualify to run for a
position on the ASL
- Qmentiy,candsdatesforASlare
' required to ha ve at least a 2.0 GPA
and are disqualified if their GPAs
drop below 2.0.
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| Publication Date | 1992 |
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| Title | April 7, 1992, Page 4 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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Nt
eWS The Daily CoUegian • April 7,1992
S .T.O.P.P. from page 1
the money disiribu ted equitably. We
want some rormu la that you follow
in every case/ she said.
She said that currently the dubs
have no say as far as how much
money they receive except for the
one vote from their school senator.
She added that she would nice to
see half of the ASI money collected
from student fees distributed to such
areas as intramurals and day care
and the other half bestowed to the
joint councils to distribute to their
school's clubs and organizations.
She said thai there are five main
areas of the Ali that S.T.O.P.P.
would like to change.
The first area is the recall elec¬
tion process.
If through the proper channels
a recall election process is not held
within 30 school days, then the offi¬
cer will lose office," she said.
Currently, there is no deadline
mandating when recall elections
have to take place.
The second position that
S.T.O.P.P. is supporting is a ban on
stipends and scholarships for ASI
senators and executive officers.
In accordance with state regu¬
lation, ASI money is originally state
money/ she said.
Therefore, she said that in order
for the money to be allocated for
stipends and scholarships for ASI
officers, there must be a student
vote first
She said that although she and
other coalition members have talked
with represenatives of the ASI about
this problem, there have been no*
results.
The third position that the coali¬
tion wants to change is the require¬
ments for the ASI secretarial posi¬
tion.
She said S.T.O.P.P. wants to
make the secretarial position a part-
time position instead of a full-time
position and wants the secretary to
be paid no more than a regular
CSUF secretary.
She said that the coalition also
wants to ensure that the ASI secre¬
tary be chosen from CSUFs secre¬
tarial pool instead of from off-ca m-
— pus.
"We want (the secretarial candi¬
date) to have worked on campus for
at least a year," she said.
Hawkins said that the fourth
position that S.T.O.P.P. would like
to change is the rules regarding
grade point averages for ASI mem¬
bers.
She said that the coalition would
mandate that senators have at least
a 2.5 GPA to qualify to run for a
position on the ASL
- Qmentiy,candsdatesforASlare
' required to ha ve at least a 2.0 GPA
and are disqualified if their GPAs
drop below 2.0.
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