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Chief executive artist Ron Burnett
has announced new building hours
in response to “an overwhelming
demand from students who wanted
greater access during the semester
to complete their assignments’.
The revised hours are as follows:

Effective Monday September 30th:

Mon-Thurs 7:30 am — 3:00 am

Fri 7:30 am — midnight
Sat/Sun 8:30 am - midnight

End of term: 2 weeks of 24 hour access

Prior to Ron’s announcement PoA
asked students in various depart-
ments about the impact of midnight
closings during the week.

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otherwise no change from the regular term.

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by Ling Chiu

By a margin of more than 3:1, people attending the annual
general meeting of the Students’ Union voted to change the S.U.
bylaws. The meeting was held on September 27th and lasted for
approximately three and a half hours.

A new bylaw section was added with the caption “Conduct of the
executive committee towards student groups at the Institute.”

The bylaw change reached the meeting on the basis of a 169-
signature petition. Harald Gravelsins presented the motion to adopt
the change on behalf of the petition organizers. The new section is
part of the S.U. bylaws that describe the duties and responsibilities of
the S.U. executive committee.

The wording of the bylaw section is as follows:

The executive committee shall conduct itself
in relation to student groups at the Emily
Carr Institute of Art and Design in a manner
that fosters the autonomous operation and
sound financing of these groups, except in
cases of a breach of the law.

Student groups making use of Students’
Union funds accept the responsibility of
providing sufficient information on the
expediture of these funds at reasonable
intervals to the executive committee.

The scope of this bylaw includes but is not
restricted to the following ECIAD student
groups:

the Grad Show committee, the First Year

Show committee, the Planet of the Arts
newspaper, the Part-Time Students
Working Group, the Choir, the Handbook
Group, Maligned Media Night, Radio Free
Emily, the Lounge Working Group, the Qi-
Gong Group, the Life Drawing Group, and
the Movie Night Group.

The meeting also adopted the budget that appears at right.
Students at the AGM were informed that a second computer
will be purchased for the S.U. office. In addition, our 95-96 CFS fee

has been fully paid.
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Meeting chairperson Joey Hansen (middle) receives a169-signature petition
from Harald (right). Speaker's list registrar Richard Bidwell looks on.

ECIAD STUDENTS’ UNION
APPROVED 1996-97 BUDGET

Aboriginal student advocacy
Administrative costs
Animation student activities
Campaigns and meetings
Choir

Concourse exhibits
Contingency

Design student activities
Equipment

External accounting
Film/Video student activities
First Year student activities
Graduating class activities
Handbook

Intermedia student activities
Life Drawing

Movie Night

Ombudsperson proposal
Other cultures advocacy
Part-Time student activities
Performance nights
Photography student activities
Planet of the Arts newspaper
Qi Gong

Radio Free Emily
Self-Defense (Women’s)
Sexual orientation advocacy
Student advocate proposal
Student art projects

Studio student activities
Women’s advocacy

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