Minuterenovationom the General Body Meeting 3/8/95

	1) Bulletin Board Space re-allocation:  ASA bulletin board space
has been re-allocated.  If you previously had space or requested space
and didn't get a copy of the new allocations, there is a list/map
available in W20-401. If you have lost space, you have 1 week to remove
anything left that is yours.  If you have gained new space, you have an
additional week from the clear-out deadline to start using your space,
else it might be re-allocated again to some one else!

	2) Summer Mailing results: From Dean Smith: the directory will be
published in book form annually.  Groups will still only get 1/2 page in
the book.  Groups can include a flyer, newspaper etc. IF the group a)
provides all the flyers, b) stuffs the flyers at mailing time and c) pays
some additional postage.

	3) Susan Allen and Matthew Grein talk about proposed changes to
the "Student Complaints Resolution System".  This system was a loose
aggregate of not clearly stated rules for dealing with student vs.
student, student vs. faculty, harassment, date rape and all manner of
other student complaint issues.  The first target of the document is just
to pull all the rules into one place.  The second target is more student
involvement.   
	Big issue: should there be the option, or even a mandatory "trial
by peers" ?? This would be a board of students, probably 5, who would sit
in on the hearing with the defendant, plaintiff and the Deans who usually
decide these cases.  The student board could have power similar to a
jury.  
	Discussion: Major concerns about lack of anonymity, privacy and
confidentiality with a student panel. Dean's are required by law to
maintain confidentiality  - no such rules exist for students.  People
expressed concerns that students would refrain from registering a
complaint if it meant facing a panel of students.
	Another issue: demographics.  Should the panel be part grad,
undergrad, minority, women etc??  Generally difficult to do and should
not try.
	If there was a student panel, it could be optional, but is this a
fair, integral system?
	Should there be a "jury strike" type system where the plaintiff
or defendant could strike student (or even Dean) members of the panel?
	
	General consensus was that the student panel should NOT be
required. 

	>> ANNOUNCEMENT by Kent Lundberg :

	The Walker Memorial Strategic Planning Committee which is in
charge of examining the mission and function of Walker Memorial for
future renovations will be having an open house Tuesday 3/14 at 7:30 pm
in Talbot Lounge East Campus

	
	3) Constitutional Amendment:  This amendment changes the
wording of the ASA constitution to move the date of "assumption of new
office" by the new execboard members to 2 weeks after the elections.
During those 2 weeks the old execboard is expected to work with the new
execboard to avoid discontinuities and etc.   
	
		Amendment passes:  0 opposed
				    1 abstention

	4) Elections!

	Presidential Candidate:  Doug Wyatt 
	    Platform: Increase ASA power over Finboard - ASA should have
more say over what groups get how much money.   Doug was an undergrad
member at large on ASA execboard last year and is a member of numerous
student groups.

	Treasurer Candidates: Russel Light, Ryan Takemoto

	   	New Treasurer: Ryan Takemoto

	Secretary candidate / New Secretary: Russel Light

	New Undergrad Members at Large: Steven Jens, Robert Hicks

	Grad Member at Large Candidates: Kent Lundberg, Jeremy Brown

		New GMAL: Kent Lundberg

	Member at Large candidates: Greg Dunn, Jeremy Brown
		
		New MAL: Jeremy Brown

	
	Meeting Adjourned