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By Frankie Smits

anrum was finally net at the Student Union general meeting Tuesday afternoon, March 10,1981. Changes were announced regarding executive positions.

The president will be restricted to four courses per .senester. The vice- president's title will become vice-president Internal and will be responsible for the social carmittee, Fall Fest, and Winter Carnival Carmittees. The comptroller title becomes vice-president External and the Personnel Board beccmes known as the

Selection Board. The hiring board shall

be responsible for the recruiting of all part time employees (non—students) and student employees

. T. fother Students, could take

Union Building. This includes

Bartenders, C.P., Mainenanoe workers, secretary, and receptionists.

'Ihe treasurer will handle finances, which the general manager does now. The general manager will be responsible for bar

services, C.P. 's, maintenance

of physical plant and the purchasing of all supplies. He will work full—time

As Seniors, we are looking

forward to trading in that

status for that of graduates.

However, this may be seri— ously impaired due to the fact that certain library- oriented resources were kept under lock and key. This occurred during the mast opportune work period that seniors, as well as

during the academic year and part-time during the summer, with holidays taken between May and August.

The secretary's position will change to part time, five days per week, with hours fran 9:00 a.m'. to 1:00 p.m. with a change in pay from $6.00 per hour to $4.00 per hour. ‘

A student receptionist will be hired for general duties such as selling

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tickets , providing inform-

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typing and petty cash.

The SUN will have its " own typist for $600.00 per year or. minimun wage.

A maintenance service person will be hired frcm ‘ 8:00 a.m. to 12 a.m. instead of all day, with a student cleaning person to work when requested. ‘

I The estimated savings brought about by these ‘ recamendations is $5,364.00.

advantage of - namely March break. . Those of us who, out of necessity, had chosen to remain on campus, found it a great incon- A venience that the library chose to amend their hours during this time period-.- 'Ihe library should not operate on the "box office" principle - theirs is not

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