MEETING MINUTES THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
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1 MEETING MINUTES THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO The Wednesday, April 10, 2013, meeting of the Associated Students Council was held at 6:02 pm, in the Price Center East Forum, Speaker John Weng presiding and Clerk Hayley Ryan was present. The roll was called. The following voting members were present: Andrew Buselt, Payton Carrol, Bryan Cassella, Irene Chang, Jonathan Cheung, Albert Chu, Jackie Clavin, Hope Czbas, Baldeep Dhaliwal, Sean Estelle, Caeser Feng, Savini Ganhewa, Shashank Gupta, Linda Le, Meggie Le, Bryant Lim, Cody Marshall, Matthew Mayeda, Andre Mota, Jerry Narez, Olamide Noah, Dalena Nguyen, Linh Nguyen, Summer Perez, Victoria Vlahoyannis, and Ian Winchester. The following non-voting members were present: Elizabeth Garcia, Vanessa Garcia, Courtney Hill, Mackenzie Ruehl, Sarah Snook, and John Weng. The following members were not present but excused: Guy Elezra, Linda Le, and Ali Younes. Public Input was given by Jackie Clavin and Matthew Mayeda. Olamide Noah motioned to enter into a moderated caucus. Meggie Le motioned to exit the moderated caucus. Bryan Casella, reporting on behalf of the finance committee, moved to approve the allocation of $150 from General Initiatives to Senator's Project for Sun God for a Cause (see Attachment 1), allocation of $100 from General Initiatives to Senator s Projects for Life Sciences for Life Sciences Career Conferences to take place on 4/23 and 4/24 (see Attachments 2 and 3), which were approved. Bryan Casella, reporting on behalf of the finance committee, moved to approve the allocation of $ from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Engineers Without Borders at UCSD for Water for Rwanda: 5k Charity Run & Awareness Campaign to take place 05/25/13, allocation of $9,000 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Muslim Student Association for Justice in Palestine Week 2012 to take place 5/13/13, allocation of $ from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Phi Gamma Delta for 3rd Annual Black Diamond Charity Cup on May 11-12th to take place 5/13/13, allocation of $ from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Tritons For Israel for Israel Solidarity Week to take place 5/13/13, allocation of $450 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Tritons For Israel for Building Bridges: Moving Forward for Peace to take place 05/15/13, which were approved.
2 Bryan Casella, reporting on behalf of the finance committee, moved to approve the allocation of $50.00 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Young Americans for Liberty (formerly known as College Libertarians) for YAL Speaking Event to take place 05/15/13, allocation of $50.00 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Young Americans for Liberty (formerly known as College Libertarians) for YAL Speaking Event Part 2 to take place 05/22/13, which were approved. Meggie Le, on behalf of the rules committee, moved to discharge the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 4) to council floor with no recommendations. Savini Ganehwa moved to approve the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 4). Savini Ganehwa moved to amend the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 5). Olamide Noah moved to amend the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 6). Donald Zelaya moved to amend the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 7). Matt Mayeda moved to amend the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 8). Matt Mayeda moved to amend the Amendment to ASUCSD Standing Rules (see Attachment 9). Olamide Noah objected. Roll Call vote was as follows: Emma Berdugo, yes; Andrew Buselt, yes; Payton Carrol, yes; Irene Chang, yes; Jonathan Cheung, yes; Albert Chu, yes; Hope Czbas, yes; Baldeep Dhaliwal, abstain; Caeser Feng, abstain; Savini Ganhewa, yes; Shashank Gupta, yes; Mariko Kuga, yes; Linda Le, yes; Meggie Le, yes; Cody Marshall, yes; Matthew Mayeda, yes; Andre Mota, yes; Jerry Narez, yes; Olamide Noah, yes; Linh Nguyen, yes; Summer Perez, yes; Hue Tran, yes; Victoria Vlahoyannis, abstain; Ian Winchester, abstain; Olamide Noah, reporting on behalf of the legislative committee, motioned to discharge with a recommendation to approve the Resolution Urging the University of California Regents to Support a Constitutional Amendment to Overturn Citizens United (see Attachment 10).
3 Summer Perez moved to approve the Resolution Urging the University of California Regents to Support a Constitutional Amendment to Overturn Citizens United (see Attachment 10). Olamide Noah, reporting on behalf of the legislative committee, motioned to discharge with no recommendation the Resolution in Support of the Socially Responsible Investment of UC Funds (see Attachment 11). Hue moved to approve the Resolution in Support of the Socially Responsible Investment of UC Funds (see Attachment 11). Irene Chang moved to amend the Resolution in Support of the Socially Responsible Investment of UC Funds (see Attachment 12). Roll Call vote was as follows: Emma Berdugo, yes; Andrew Buselt, yes; Irene Chang, yes; Jonathan Cheung, yes; Albert Chu, yes; Hope Czbas, abstain; Baldeep Dhaliwal, yes; Caeser Feng, yes; Savini Ganhewa, yes; Shashank Gupta, yes; Mariko Kuga, yes; Linda Le, abstain; Meggie Le, yes; Cody Marshall, no; Matthew Mayeda, yes; Andre Mota, yes; Jerry Narez, yes; Olamide Noah, abstain; Dalena Nguyen, abstain; Linh Nguyen, yes; Hue Tran, abstain; Victoria Vlahoyannis, yes; Ian Winchester, yes; Ali Younes, abstain; Olamide Noah, on behalf of the legislative committee, motioned to discharge with no recommendation the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 13). Hue Tran moved to approve the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 13). Cody Marshall moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 14). Cody Marshall called the question. Payton Carroll objected.
4 Irene Chang moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 15). Olamide Noah called the question. Savini Ganhewa moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 16). Hope Czbas objected. Irene Chang called the question. Emma Berdugo moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 17), which was approved. Olamide Noah moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 18). Irene Chang moved to consider the amendment item by item (four total), which was approved. Part one of the amendment was approved. Part two of the amendment was approved. Baldeep Dhaliwal objected to part three of the amendment. Irene called the question. Part four of the amendment was approved. Mariko Kuga moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 19), which was approved.
5 Donald Zelaya moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 20), which was approved. Cody Marshall moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus. Baldeep Dhaliwal objected. Irene Chang called the question. Savini Ganhewa moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus. Irene Chang moved to consider the amendment item by item (two total), which was approved. Baldeep Dhaliwal objected to part 1 of the amendment. Cody Marshall called the question. Irene Chang objected to part 2 of the amendment. Mariko Kuga called the question. Hue Tran objected. Hue Tran moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 21), which was approved. Baldeep Dhaliwal called the question. Hope Czbas objected.
6 Roll Call vote was as follows: Emma Berdugo, yes; Andrew Buselt, abstain; Irene Chang, yes; Jonathan Cheung, yes; Albert Chu, yes; Hope Czbas, no; Baldeep Dhaliwal, yes; Caeser Feng, yes; Savini Ganhewa, yes; Shashank Gupta, yes; Mariko Kuga, yes; Linda Le, abstain; Meggie Le, yes; Cody Marshall, no; Matthew Mayeda, yes; Andre Mota, yes; Jerry Narez, yes; Olamide Noah, yes; Dalena Nguyen, yes; Linh Nguyen, yes; Hue Tran, yes; Victoria Vlahoyannis, yes; Ian Winchester, yes; Ali Younes, yes; Olamide Noah moved to reconsider the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 21). Caesar Feng objected. Bryan Casella motioned to allow the following legislation be added as New Business: allocation of $150 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Ballroom Dance Club for Sunday Ballroom Dance Party, allocation of $420 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Undergrads for Opera at UCSD for Opera Recital, allocation of $700 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Kaibigang Pilipano for Pilipano Cultural Celebration. Bryan Casella moved to approve allocation of $150 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Ballroom Dance Club for Sunday Ballroom Dance Party, allocation of $420 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Undergrads for Opera at UCSD for Opera Recital, allocation of $700 from Student Org Programming Unallocated to Kaibigang Pilipano for Pilipano Cultural Celebration. Olamide Noah motioned to allow the following legislation be added as New Business: Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 21). Emma Berdugo moved to approve the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 21). Emma Berdugo moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus. Ali Younes called the question.
7 Emma Berdugo objected. Cesar called the question. Hue moved to amend the Resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and its Effects on the UCSD Campus (see Attachment 22), which was approved. Mariko Kuga called the question. Roll Call vote was as follows: Emma Berdugo, yes; Andrew Buselt, yes; Bryan Casella, yes; Irene Chang, yes; Jonathan Cheung, yes; Albert Chu, yes; Hope Czbas, yes; Baldeep Dhaliwal, yes; Caeser Feng, yes; Savini Ganhewa, yes; Shashank Gupta, yes; Mariko Kuga, yes; Linda Le, yes; Meggie Le, yes; Bryant Lim, yes; Cody Marshall, no; Matthew Mayeda, yes; Andre Mota, yes; Jerry Narez, yes; Olamide Noah, yes; Dalena Nguyen, yes; Linh Nguyen, yes; Hue Tran, yes; Victoria Vlahoyannis, yes; Ian Winchester, yes; Ali Younes, yes; The roll was called. The following voting members were present: Emma Berdugo, Andrew Buselt, Irene Chang, Bryan Cassella, Jonathan Cheung, Jackie Clavin, Hope Czbas, Baldeep Dhaliwal, Cesar Feng, Shashank Gupta, Savini Ganhewa, Shashank Gupta, Mariko Kuga, Linda Le, Meggie Le, Bryant Lim, Cody Marshall, Matthew Mayeda, Andre Mota, Jerry Narez, Linh Nguyen, Olamide Noah, Dalena Nguyen, Hue Tran, Victoria Vlahoyannis, Ian Winchester, and Ali Younes. The following non-voting members were present: Elizabeth Garcia, Courtney Hill, John Weng, and Donald Zelaya. The following members were not present but excused: Guy Elezra. The meeting adjourned at 11:40 PM. Hayley Ryan, Clerk Meggie Le, President
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