Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. January 13, I9“ CofHP Con o . shiui‘lon Cont, from p. 3 ' l-——‘—'— _ shall be a member of tho Celine cil shall have the right oI an» cil of House Presidents. In the pea1 to the hoard- The hoard event of the resignation of the shall meet \ljhen_ca110d by Lhe‘prcsident, a new election shall presmhng officer and _may ex; be held to determine his slice who the right of review over cam“ all Cases. 2 Vice President Etc, Article III—AMENDMENTS Article III—BOARD 0F Amendments to this constilu»j AYPEALS tion shall be madc in the followel A, Manners“? “‘g “mm”: The Board or Appeals shall FD‘S'CdAggfngfge‘gsuxfiyobeHg’E: have five voting members: the Presidents M m 3 “mm Signmdean of the college, tiie dean of ed by 25 pemm of the men.nien, and three men students. f Crime“ one a The president of the Council of ° 2 ‘1 C 5d- t .5 1. House Presidents shall be a non. - f 3“ am“ "‘9" ‘ P °‘ivoting member. The three stu- poscd in either of the above-‘d m membm Shall be a - . y . . _ e . ppoint- men‘mned “a”! ”‘3 plcs“iantied after hall elections by the of the council shall submit the outgoing Council of House Prc- same to all men in college with- . . . . v . . _ . sidcnts. At the time of appoint. ” “w weeks “‘0‘ ‘5 “”9““ mcnt they shall he Second»sc— 3' 1‘ “VHhirds °‘ ”‘5 me“ mcster juniors who are not in college vote in favor of ihelhofise . .. _ , presidents. Then term of amfimmn‘l ‘d‘j 5th?“ bewme EI‘ office shall correspond with that 192”]: ‘13:: f“: “be changedmf the presidenLof the Council b 'a filmeiwnh’; vow of the{of House Presidents One of the y three student members shall be coxnnciié-l. X_MTmCATmN ielccted presiding oiiicer by the e , tBoard. i ' . '« ’ ’ ' hll be- This constitution s a B. Procedure come effective when ratified by a majority of all 'men in college, Any student desiring to appeal a decision of the Council of This constitution shall super- ‘sede any other men's govern- House Presidents shall petition ment constitution now in axis-:in'writing to the presiding of— tence. - .ticer ot the Board o: Appeals, The petition shall present the defendant's reason for appeal. The board shall review all peti- tions and determine the validity of each. Accepted petitions shéll pen-nit the defendant to appear ;beforc the. board: None of these lprovisions shail'limit the right of students to appeal to the ' Revised, March,-1960 Ey-L‘AWS OF THE CONSTITUTION oi thc.Couricll of House Presidents Article II.- HALL GOVERNMENT ‘ - A WS Constitution Below are segments or the constitution orction. , ARTICLE I—NAME Section Z—Tilue and Manner The name ol this organizationyfii Elections _ shall be the Associated Women 3- Prostdcm and house prew— Studhnis of Grinnell college. deniS- ARTICLE u__PURP05E l._Nominotioii shall be from . . , the Junior women who meet the The purpose of this assocla—' . . standards for cli ibility in a “U“ 51‘3“ b? ‘0 dire“ mam“ major campus elecgirion stated in of student hie entrusted to the the official Student Handbook organization; to increase ,the 2_ Election Of 7 the president sense of individual and coin- shall take. place in March On muiiity responsibility among stu- the nominating balm each “,0_ dcnts; to cooperate with the man in vote m. We and? Fmiae‘“ and ‘39.“‘3’ °f “‘3 0°“ dates. The two candidates rCr loge in maintaining high stan- (eh/mg the highest number of dards of scholarship and of. so< Minimum: Wes Sm“ be m CW “‘9 and ”5“” nounced at least 24 hours pree ARTICLE m — MEMBERSH‘P ceding the election. In, the finr‘l A" women students 0f Grii‘rlclcction, each woman may vote hell college shall be members rm. one candidate of the Asshciated Women Stu- 3. Nominations for the house dents. _ ipresidean shall be made by hal- The privnlege of membership‘lnt within one week following in the college and the BSSOCia"the election .of the president tien is conditional upon the co. ng announced at least forty. operation of the student withl in hours preceding the em. pclicies of the college and tiieltioii. The house presidents shall assocxaiion and may he with-Ibo elected from the eligible jun. drawn at any Um: when such‘ior women candidates receiving cooperation is lacking. ithe highest number of nominal- ARTICLE W W} ‘inE votes, Thc_numher. oi noh1~ EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS .inees shall ercced the number . , . of house presidentsto be elect- Scetion I—Executivc Officers .cd bv six} The executive power of this or— . 4. One fresllmanivotc will be ganization shall be vested in an. . proportioned _to two-thirds of Eggfgi‘vgonsiafg “(We Aws,one upperclass vote on nominat- printed major I AWS Board 1 and calling meetings at her dis 1 l l l l sociated Women Students. b‘ Tm“ “'“men' The “’w" Purpose; to develop personal‘i responsibility on the part of each, inantoward his hall and toward the cou‘egeifor the com— mon welfare of the institution. A. In each hall there shall be a :holise council" to be elected by the, residents of that hall. This body shall have as its gen. eral duty the formulation ‘of 'hall policy and shall take con- ccrtcd administrative action when necessary. B. The hbuse council‘shall be specifically charged with respon- sibilty for: l, Enforcing all rules and re. gulations pertaining to the hall as suated in the handbook. 2. Stimulating constructive ac. tivities, particularly among un- dcrclassmcn. _ c. Each man in the hall shall have the aforementioned respon- sibilities individually. . D. The Council of House Pre- sidents reserves the right to pass uniform rules for all halls as may be desirable and necessary. I. There shall be at least one , house council member living on. each floor and section of cveryl hall, _ l 2. Nir‘house» council member who has received a d cipiinary iine which comes wit iin,_ house council jurisdiction may partici— pate in the vote on the matter in question. . ' E. Hall Officers and Duties 1. Housé president: Shall be‘ charged with the general super— vision of hall administration; ¥ Swede 's‘_ , a -' [A (IND/BY- 816 Commercial l a. The president of the As-hng and ““1 balk“ l b, The house president of each hall. c. .The president of the wo— men studenu not living in the Quadrangle, if the number of -such students in regular stand president of the college and the Board of Tiustces. Article lV—APPEARANCE EEEOEE THE COUNCIL All men disciplined by the mg exceeds 25_ lCouncil or House Presidents d, The Aws 303mm“. have the right ff? ms? the counrlwhich after the spring election cil before speufic action is _lak- will attend executive meetings, on against them: Every indivui- but without voting power until “a1 toward whom the Counml they have been formally initiat— oi House-Presidents intends to ed, - take disciplinary action must be, e_ The dean of women, who notified by his house nresident‘sha” be an advisory member of the council’s intentions be- with the privilege of attending for action is taken. Those wish-l ._ _— ihg 1° Present “lair C8525 i0 council shall be kept in the of— thc council before a decision is me of me dean 0-1 mm made may do so by requesting Article VII—GENERAL' permission of the council pre- FUNCTIONS OF THE C 0F HP sident in writing. Awe“, v_suspENsloNs_ The Council of House Presi _ . ,vdents shall appoint the north Fines levxed by the Counmi campus social chairman. T he of Housepresidents _are subject council shall also appoint the to spemal consuieration in cer- manager and assistant manager tain case; This may take the of the north campus cleaning form of a suspension of all or agency with the approval of part of thy, fme- _In_ case of a the dean of men. The rules and second violation within 16 weeks regulations pertaining to the sale (vacations excluded) of the first of goods or solicitations thereof offensei the suspended amount on north campus shall be under oi the first fine will be added the jurisdiction of’ the Counc lo the fine for the second of- or House Presidents, in consulta- fense, tion with the dean of men. Article , - VI—FINANCES j\l.'0men will .not hold an inde- ‘nendent spring election for a ipresideiit unless their group lexoeeds 25 members, but they will have the right to vote‘ for he house presidents of the 'Quadrangle..1f an election is not hold in the spring. an upper— class town representative will ‘l-ie elected by the town women in September to act as president ‘nf this group. with the right to -meet with the AWS Board iwhenever . measures affoctim! i itown students are under discuss lsion. i' Section RwTeran Ill Office. iinstallation of the AWS Board :bv the retiring president shall “take place not later than three weeks before Commencement, Members of the board shall as. umc- their duties‘ as house jmciit of a house president aiter lthc time of election, the posi- ition shall be filled by appoint— linent. The appointment shall he made by a {worthirds maiority vote of the AWS Board from 'the list of eligible incoming senr iors. giving preference to the six nominees who were not elected in the spring election. ARTICLE v — LEGISLATIVE FUNCTIONS The legislative powcrs of the organization shall be exercised by the Associated Women Stua dents as a whole. twosihirds of whose members shall constitute a quorum. Every member is entitled to ’votc, provided she has been |matriculated one semesten l ARTICLE VI _ JUDICIAL FUNCTIONS The judicial powers of the organization shall be vested in the AWS Board, which may use 11119 powers of reprimand and revocation of privileges, When: ever it seems necessary (for ample in cases when suspension of a student is thought wise), the board shall make recommen- ‘dations to 'tl'le president of the college through the dean of women. Nothing in the above pl'oviSc ion shall in any way annul or limit the right of a student to appeal to the dean of women and to the president of the college in cases of discipline. ARTICLE VII—MEETINGS The Associated Women, Stu: dents shall meet at the call of ‘the president or upon the write ten request of three members of the board, or at the written petition of any 25 members, or .at the request of the dean’ of women. ARTICLE vIII _— MEMBERSHIP IN CONFERENCES _The association as a‘ member of the Intercollegiate Associa- tion of Women Students shall pay itsaunual ‘dues of $15 to the Intercollegiate Association before Nov. 1 of each school lyear. The association shall also pay the expenses of the presi- dent and the president—elect at the convention. ' ARTICLE Ix—DUES There shall be an annual tax lei one dollar taken from the presidents at the beginning-oilsooial fee of every woman stu- ithe next college year, but al i‘dent. The administration oi this :members shall sharc i-espens‘ ' und is subject to the ‘Associ bility with the retiring boar ted Women Students as speci- ‘for general administration froi led in the by-laws of this con- thc time of their formal instal Astitution. ,iatwn- “ K ARTICLE X—eAMENDMENTS . Section 4—Mcuiod of Replace; The constitution and by—laws, Emmi, In case of withdrawaliwith the exception of J‘natters .from college or formal resignachlating in general social stan- :tion from the board, or in case dardsi may be amended (by the the opening .Cf a new residence Aws CONSTITUTION ‘unii. necessitates the appoint—lConL p. 5, col. I The Council of House Presi—' dents shall present a financial report to the men' students at the end of each semester. The official financial records of the( M Says 7128 Pounds and You Look Lighier In ZCloihes Laundered Byfi . Grime/I THROUGH fowl [ENS JACK SWENSON Jack Swenson, a West Norris senior from Milwaukee, wiseon- sin, is a iamiliar person about campus to many Grinncllians. At the present time he is pl'eSI- dent of the Board oi Religion, and a member of Friars. ms plans ior next year are to enter the Naval o.C,s, School at Newport, Rhodc Island. * * * Remember, a quality portait from Wellhonse ’is a lasting giit which will be appreciated ior many years. Wellhouse Siuclio "Across From The Post Of e"