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    To: ALL MEMBERS OF SENATE
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    From: H. H. Evans,
    Secretary of Senate
    and Registrar
    Subject: NOTICE OF MEETING
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    Date: March 28, 1969.
    The next regular meeting of Senate will be held on Tuesday, April.
    8, 1969, commencing at 7:30 p.m. As decision on the possible use
    of video in addition to audio reproduction has not been completed,
    the place of meeting has not been dtermined but will be announced.
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    To: ALL MEMBERS OF SENATE
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    From: H. N. Evans,
    Secretary of Senate
    and Registrar
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    Subject: SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
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    Date: February 21, 1969
    AND AGENDA ITEMS
    Following the regular meeting of Senate on March 3, 1969, the
    next regular monthly meeting normally would be scheduled fcr
    Monday, April. 7, 1969, but that is Easter Monday. The Senate
    Agenda Committee recommends to Senate that the meeting be held
    on Tuesday, April 8, 1969.
    Assuming approval of the date of April 8, agenda items and papers
    for distribution to members for the April meeting will be required
    by the Secretary by 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 20, 1969, to be
    considered by the Senate Agenda Committee formal-3.y on Tuesday,
    March
    25,
    for mailing of agenda and papers to Senators Friday,
    March 28. These dates have been recommended by the Senate Ageidi
    Commit tee.
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    NOTICE
    SENATE MEETINGS
    In accordance with the ruling of Senate, the following pertain:--
    a)
    That all observers be excluded from Senate Meetings except for
    the presence of authorized representatives of the press which
    will be allowed while non-confidential business is being
    conducted.
    b)
    That during non-confidential parts of all Senate Meetings,
    procedures and deliberations be made accessible to the
    university community through a closed-circuit audio system
    with speakers provided in the main student cafeteria and such
    other areas as are in the view of the
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    Chairman of Senate,
    desirable.
    c)
    That if, in the view of the Chairman or a majority of Senate,
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    this appears desirable, the audio circuits be supplemented by
    cl.osed-circüit television to the same areas as in (b).
    d)
    That the Chairman of Senate he required to take all necessary
    steps to rigorously enforce these rules, and that in the event
    that enforcement of these rules, in the judgement of the
    Chairman, would require measures less desirable than the
    closing of Senate Meetings, he be empowered at his discretion
    to close meetings to the public until such time as he considers
    enforcement of these rules by reasonable means possible.
    The Chairman of Seriat:e has ruled that the audio system be supplemented
    with cidsed-circuit television.
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    Until further notice, an audio--visual system will provide coverage o:i
    the proceedings of Senate. Speakers and T.V. monitors will •b°raounted
    in
    the main student cafeteria throughout the time Senate is in open
    session.
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    SIMON FRASER
    , UNIVERSITY
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    The Senate meeting for Tuesday, April 8th will be held in
    the
    same place as the last meeting, that is Cafeteria Number 1
    (Faculty Lounge), It will convene at 7:30 P.
    M.
    In keeping with the resolutions passed by Senate at its. special.
    meeting on Wednesday, March 26th, a closed circuit audio system
    will be installed with speakers provided in the Main Cafeteria.
    I have decided that the audio circuits shall be supplemented
    by closed circuit television. This will, consist of one 'camera
    with a wide-angle lens within the Senate meeting room and video
    monitors placed in the Main Cafeteria.
    I am aware that some people have indicated that they will not
    observe Senate's decision to exclude observer. At the meeting
    on April 8th, if persons choose not to observe Senate's decision,
    they
    shall .be asked to leave. If they do not leave, the. meeting
    either will not be convened or it shall be adjourned. If this occurs,
    the meeting will be rescheduled for another time and another place.
    However, I hope that the people who have indicated
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    they will not
    observe the Senate resolution will reconsider and that the work of
    Senate can continue without the University having to apply santions
    against those disrupting this work,
    K. Strand
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    SENATE hEETING - APRIL 8, 1969
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    April 11, 1969.
    Pacer S.216 - Scholarshi p
    s, Awards and Bursaries
    The following motions on the above item were made;
    Moved
    by K.Ohuda, seconded by A.NecKinnon,
    "that the four proposals of
    Paper S.216 be
    approved."
    A priority
    motion was
    then introduced;
    Moved by S.Wong, seconded by D.Suilivan,
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    "that the motion be postponed until such time as
    a report is received from the Senate Committee
    on Scholarships, Awards and Eurcaries, on the
    whole nature of
    University Awards and
    Athletic.
    Awards, to be reported to Senate
    at. its
    June
    meeting."
    MOTION CARRIED
    24 in favour
    .0 opposed
    2 abstained
    In the
    debate which
    preceded
    the
    passing of the motion
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    S.Wong
    referred
    to a
    letter
    from him to you dated,
    I believe, March 10,
    1069. He
    also referred to Item 6
    . of a
    report
    which had been made
    by the
    Athletics
    and University Awards Committee to the President
    dealing with a
    sliding
    scale of grade points (o
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    c below 2.0) which
    would be utilized as guidelines by
    the committee.
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    The intent of the motion was to have Senate provided with data
    on
    these
    awards before decision is made
    on
    the recommendations of
    Paper S.216.
    K.Ricckhoff
    eaquired as to whether you could Provide data about the
    dccsioaV of the Presidential Commit tee on University Awards and
    Athletic Awards and
    you responded "Yes".
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    If further information on
    this
    item is needed, please
    let me know.
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    SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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    SENATE
    ...MEETI.NG.....TTJESDAY... ... APRIL 8',
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    1969.
    As you are aware, a regular meeting of Senate will be held
    on Tuesday, April
    8,
    1969, commencing at 7:30 p.m. in
    Cafeteria #1 (Faculty Lounge).
    I have had discussions with Mr. Baird and his staff in
    connection with the placement of six T.V. monitors in the
    student cafeteria together with the necessary speakers, and
    have requested that they get in touch with you in order that
    table layout in that area can be completed.
    Insofar as the faculty lounge
    for Senate s
    we will no longer
    Specifically the table layout
    . . past; the press table will be
    chairs in the same area in ad
    itself.
    area is concerned ,in setting
    up
    require the chairs for audience.
    for Senate should be as in the
    required with some additional 8
    ition to those around the table
    The intention is to place the T.V. camera outside the Senate
    table layout, at the south end, facing towards the Chairman
    who is seated at the north end. From this standpoint, a
    reasonable amount of room for camera movement will be required,
    leaving the same amount of space as has previously been left.
    between the end of the Senate tables and the first row of seats
    for the audience. The former seating area for the audience can
    be left set up with the current tables and chairs.
    If there are any questions concerning the seating arrangements,
    please let me know.
    RME : j b
    cc. Mr.M.Kinoshita
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    AGENDA
    SENATE OF SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
    Tuesday April 8,
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    _at 7:30 p.m.
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    AGENDA FOR THE OPEN SESSION OF SENATE
    1. Approval of Agenda;
    2. Approval of Minutes of Open Session of March 3, 1969.
    3. Business arising fromthe Minutes.
    4.
    Report of Chairman:
    a)
    Academic Planning - Paper S.215.
    b)
    Scholarships, Awards, Bursaries - Paper S.216.
    5. Reports of Committees:
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    a) Senate Agenda Committee recommendation on procedures for
    considering the Ellis Report - Pper S.217.
    b) Senate Nominating Committee - Paper S.218.
    6. Reports of Faculties:
    a)
    Faculty of Arts - no written report.
    b)
    Faculty of Education - no written report.
    c)
    Faculty of Sciene - no written report.
    7. Other Business:
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    a) Notices of Notions - no papers received.
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    b)
    Date of Next Meeting. •
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    Other Items.
    d) Confidential Matters.
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    N. Evans,
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    This Open Agenda approved by W.Vidaver, J.Walkley, S.Wong.
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    March 28,-1969.

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