@prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isReferencedBy "http://resolve.library.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/catsearch?bid=1211252"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "University Publications"@en ; dcterms:issued "2016-01-18"@en, "1953-10-01"@en ; dcterms:description "Special A.M.S. edition."@en, ""@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/Ubysseynews/items/1.0125212/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ WMWF FfBlfPCFlf M MM Ma V Mm M mwmwJM M VANCOUVER. B.C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1953 SPECIAL A.M.S. EDITION Budget For Today's Meeting UNIVERSITY ATMOSPHERE Feltham States New Policy With 'End To Boom And Bust' UBC AWARDED POOL The Ubyssey learned late Wednesday afternoon that the British Empire Gaines executive committee has recommended that the BEG pool be bulk on the UBC campus as originally planned. Although the decision is not final, it is felt in official circles that the pool will be built at UBC as long as the BEG committee does not approach City Council for more finances in regard to the pool This move is not regarded necessary as the committee will negotiate directly with the university. Minutes Of General Spring AMS Meeting Mr. Basi in the chair. 1. Moved Miss Willis - seconded Duclos, "THAT the minutes of the Semi-Annual General AMS Meeting of October 9th, 1952 be adopted as published in the Ubyssey March 19, 1953." Carried. 2. Moved Boulding • seconded Lyon, "THAT the minutes of the Special General AMS meeting of November 21st, 1953 be adopted as approved by the Students' Council on November 24th, 1952." Carried. 8. Moved Miss Willis - seconded Duclos, "THAT the minutes of the Special General AMS meeting of November 27th, 1953 be adopted as approved by the Students' Council on December 1st, 1952." ■Carried. Mr. Pringle presented the Honorary Activity Awards 1953-54 to Marlene Buckle, Tom Franck, Terry Nicholls, Mo. Slutsky, John Tennant and Bill Wynne. Moved Miss Banfield seconded Lyon, "THAT minute No. 8 of the Semi-Annual General AMS meeting of October 9th, 1952 be lifted from the table." Minute No. 8 reads as follows: Continued on page 2 See MINUTES Agenda For Today's Meeting In Armouries 1. Speeches by and on behalf of candidates for member-at- large. 2. Introduction of W.U.S.C. exchange and immigrant scholarship students and N.F.CU.S. exchange students. 3. Announcements ?,????? (a) Blood drive . . . 4. Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of March 19, 1953. (al Errors or Ommissions???? 5. Call for items to be disclosed; vote to close agenda. 6. Business from the minutes of previous meetings: (at No. 18 of Gen. Mtg. of March 19. 1953 re participation in Western Inter-University Football Union. 7. Other unfinished business. 8.Business required by the By-laws of the A.M.S. (aI Auditors' Report, for fiscal year '52-'53. '(b) Budget for '53-54 at $10 per student. (c) Budget for '53-'54 at $12 per student (6) Policy for the year. B. New business. (h) Amendment} to the By-laws (Minute No. 7 oi meeting iif Stude©*s'|Councii.of September 14. 1953). Here is this session's Student Council policy, as for- initiated by Ivan Feltham, President of the Alma Mater Society; Enrolment and student activity increased rapidly immediately after the war, reaching its peak In 1948. Since then, a gradual drop has left the- campus with 4000 students less and with the remains of a campus activities program which had mushroomed with the growth of the University. The "boom and bust" has passed. The University is settling down to a long run policy with the expectation of enrolment increasing gradually. Now is the time for campus activities to be planned also from the long run viewpoint. With this in mind, your Students' Council recommends the following general policy ^for the year 1953-54. 1. ACTIVITIES A sufficient number of organizations exist which are capable of taking care of the needs and interests of all students. Several clubs have died during the past three years because of lack of interest: Your Council Proposes to employ all available means to foster participation in the wide variety of activities sponsored by the AMS, and, in particular: a. to encourage faculty participation so that students may benefit from their experience and at the same time fostering a university atmosphere. b. to encourage and aid the development of the LSE Council system, and c. to endeavour to co-ordinate student events and activities to ensure full participation in each part of the year's program. 2. Cultural and Literary Fine Arts are accorded little recognition by the general student body. The work of existing organizations in this field suffers from lack of interest and support: YOUR COUNCIL PROPOSES to foster and encourage the presentation of programs designed to arouse original thought and discussion: and in particular: 8. to endeavour to make known the work which is being done in this field. b. to sponsor a program oi special events to the extent permitted by our limited financial resources. c. to encourage cultural and literary exchange with other Canadian and American Universities through such organizations a* the National Federation of CoirtawdL.in... Fnday't Ubytaey Goldsmith Announces Alternative Schemes Semi-annual meeting of the UBC Alma Mater Society will be held in the armouries at noon to-day. Main issues at the meeting will include adoption of the 1953-54 budget and a motion regarding participation of UBC in the Western Inter-Provincial Football Conference. • AMS treasurer Allan Goldsmith will present two tentative budgets at the meeting—one based on the present $10 per student grant and the other based on the possibility of the $2 fee increase being passed Friday which would give the AMS an estimated grant of another $11,000 for use in financing the student program. The two budgets are shown below and for purposes of comparison, Goldsmith has presented last session's budget and actual expenses. Also included on this page are the minutes of the last AMS general meeting, proposed Student Council policy for the coming term as laid down by AMS president Ivan Feltham, and th? agenda for to-day's meeting. As Approved by the Students' Council September 21, 1953 Budget Actual Budget Budget 1952-3 Figures 1953-4 at 1953-4 at * 1952-3 10.00 per student 12.00 per student INCOME Full students 52,000.00 51,700.00 Partial Students 300.00 658.00 Nurses 152.00 52.300.00 52.510.00 52,500.00 83,000.00 EXPENSE Administration 14,120.00 15,670.40 15,200.00 15,500.00 Activities & Funds 4,670.00 3,479.81 4,530.00 6,800.00 M.A.D. 16,120 00 16,030.10 16,090.00 16,090.00 W.A.D. 1,840 00 1,840.00 1,800.00 2,100.00 Publications 7,500.00 9,771.01 7,200.00 10,200.00 U.S.C. 2.325 00 2,150.08 1,925,00 3,100.00 Clubs 3.125 00 3,209.29 2,600.00 5,450.00 Depreciation 933.71 530.00 610.00 Margin 5% 2,600.00 2,625.00 3,150.00 52.300.00 53.084.40 52.500.00 63.000.00 ACTIVITIES & FUNDS • N.F.C.U.S. 1,040.00 1,063.40 1,060.00 1,060.00 Accident Benefit Fund 2.000.00 1,060.25 2,000.00 3,000.00 Brock Renovation 800.00 775.65 800.00 800.00 Frosh Orientation 11.16 Homecoming 50.00 (er 348.88) Special Events 500.00 611.66 400.00 1,000.00 Women's Undergrad. 100.00 121.63 100.00 200.00 Conferences 180.00 4.670.00 184.94 170.00 740.00 3.479.81 4,530.00 6.800.00 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Administration 354.81 300 00 300.00 Badminton 43.07 65.00 85.00 Basketball 217.02 140.00 200.00 Big Block Club 15.34 50.00 85.00 Grass Hockey 316.16 275.00 300.00 Honorariums 300.00 270.00 270.00 Intramurals 330.76 320.00 320.00 VOC 50.00 25.00 25.00 Ski Team 93.50 65.00 125.00 Swim Team Continued 119.34 on page 2 125.00 175.00 See BUDGET , ALL ACTIVITIES POSTPONED BECAUSE OF AMS MEETING All club meetings, athletic practices, speaking engagements and student activities at noon to-day have been postponed in accordance with the AMS constitution to enable students to attend the meeting in the armouries. The AMS office in the Brock will also be closed and students will not be able to pick up thejr AMS cards, BUDGET Volleyball Tennis Archery 100.00 18.00 40d0 10*00 OOtOO 78,00 1.840.00 1.140.00 1.800.00 2.100.00 ADMINISTRATION Office fteleriee 8,200,00 Office Expense Students' Council 750.00 Honorariums 780uW Public Relations 100.00 •Gen'l. Meetings Elections Awards, Gifts & Donations Stationery Ai OMaptiet 2,000.00 Postage 500.00 Telephone Bt Telegraph 000.00 Insurance 370.00 Lecal & Audit 750.00 SSaiNC ' ClieegeS *~hi«■■■! IWii-jiuji 10AAA Fiteaaman Photos Loss on investment* 8,251.24 530.52 788.00 704.00 140.27 000.07 140.25 89.12 1.20848 246.07 781.80 584.33 885 00 18.10 151.08 274.82 277.50 8,800.00 346.00 840.00 818.00 150.00 340.00 120.00 00.00 1,850.00 250.00 880.00' 888.00 688.00 18,08 180:00 8,700.00 340.00 840.00 8184)0 180.00 340.00 120.00 00.00 1,400.00 300.00 080.00 888.00 888.00 18.00 100100 14420.00 18J70.40 9 UNDERGRAD. SOCIETIES U>S.C. Administration 80.00 Agriculture Arts Commerce Engineering Forestry Frosh Home Bcenomiee Law Medicine Nursing Pharmacy Physical Education Pre-Medical Social Work • Teachers Training 180.00 000.00 784)0 SOW 11500 238.00 170.00 90.00 105.00 88.00 75.00 75.00* 100(00* 87.20 1*5,00 335.79 000.00 75.00 22.08 113.22 181.38 !70JM> 81.17 108.00 85,00 75.00 (cr. 8.42) 100.00 58.00 Of 00 IOjOO* 340.00. 800,00, 55X0 20.00 6*00 13040 200.00' 100.00 88.00 70,00 00.00 05.00 70.00 70.00 135.00 100.00 800.00 800.00 90.00 80.00 140;00 280.00 200.00 145X0 140.00 110,00 leo.oe 90X0 90.00 2450.08 1,925.00 3400.00 PUBLICATIONS BOARD Administration 922.00 1,223.49 1,000.00 1,200.00 Ubyssey Printing 3,828.00 4,011.50 3,800.00 5,300.00 Ubyssey Engraving 800.00 800.33 600.00 800.00 Totem 900.00 2,515.33 900.00 1,700.00 Photography Dept. 1,050.00 1,220.36 900.00 1,000.00 Literary & Humour Mg. 200.00 7.500.00 9.771.01 7.200.00 10,200.00 CLUBS Radio & T.V. Soc. 183.00 152.60 165.00 500.00 vox:. 100.00 L.S.E. Admin. 300.00 209.68 200.00 300.00 Alpha Omega Soc. 10.00 'Amateur Radio 50.00 .24 50.00 Botanical Gardens 10.00 Bridge Club 10.00 Camera Club 30.00 Civil Liberties Union 50.00 37.27 20.00 50.00 Dance Club 50.00 Economics Society 10.00 El Circulo Latino Am . 30.00 Eng. Inst, of Canada 100.00 99.02 75.00 120.00 Forestry Club 10.00 German Club 10.00 Geography Club 10.00 4.59 10.00 Historical Society 10.00 International House 75.00 71.12 75.00 200.00 Int'l. Students Club 25.00 24.95 Jazz Society 20.00 20.00 60.00 Le Circle Francais 10.00 Les Gais Lurons 10.00 Letters Club 10.00 Mamooks 300.00 252.92 200.00 400.00 Music Appreciation 20.00 (cr. 8.99) 20.00 Musical Society 1,000.00 1,022.85 1,000.00 1,500.06 Parliamentary Forum 300.00 337.20 300.00 4000.0 Players Cluib 500.00 846.48 500.00 1,000.00 Psychology Club 10.00 Social Problems Club 50.00 Spectrum Club 10.00 Student CCF Club 10.00 10.90 15.00 Student Liberal Club 10.00 8.58 15.00 Student Prog. Cons. 10.00 1.52 15.00 Student Social Credit 15.00 Symphony Orch. 50.00 9.80 200.00 U.N. Club 75.00 75.00 65.00 100.00 Visual Arts Club 25.00 28.00 50.00 Hlllel Foundation 10.00 India Student 10.00 Newman Club 10.00 S.C.M. 10.00 V.C.F. 10.00 5.56 10.00 3.125.00 3.209.29 2,600.00 5.450X0 DEPRECIATION EXPENSE Off, Equip. &Fum. 218.79 230.91 230.91 Barber Shop 28.36 26.36 28.36 Scenery Shop Eq. * 20.80 20.80 20.80 "WHJ»AS we believe that Students' Council would be strengthened by making the junior sad Sophomore positions •pen to- all students Because! 1. Persons in their Junior and Sophomore years have not ex* hibited much Interest in running for these two offices, 2. Persons elected to these two offices are often lacking the- experience necessary to enable them to make a contribution to Council activities. 3. Persona elected to these two offices fail to fulfill the original intention of these offices — that of gaining experience to use in a second term as a council member in some other posi. ttom THEREFORE'be it resolved that tBO-ConstltutsMl ©f*the A Mr be ainaadeeVas feftowet 1. to By-Law 3, section (2> 8) delete subsection (1) to read: (1) the firet Member-at-Large who shall be in any but h!0 fresfemtin year, b) delete safe* section (m) an* sutoewaste section (m) to read: the; second Member-at-Large, who shall be in any but his Freshman year. 2. In By4Law 3, section (3) a) subsection (f) delete the words "Junior Member" and substitute the words "First Member at Large." b) subsection (m): delete the words "Sophomore Member" and substitute the words "Second Member at Large". 3. In By-Law 5, section (1) subsection (a): Substitute the words "First Member at Large for the words Junior Member and Second Member at Large" for the words "Sophomore Members." 6. Moved Feltham • seconded Carroll, "THAT the discussion on minute No. 5 be postponed until the general discussion' on constitutional revision takes place in the agenda." Carried. 7. Moved Duclos • seconded Carroll, 20. Disoussion followed on the Surgical and Accident Insurance. 21. Moved Lyon • seconded Turner, "THAT the motion iu minute No. 5 be open for discussion and voted upon." Carried. 22. Moved Lyon • seconded Smith, "THAT discussion re constitutional revision be tabled until the fall." Defeated 23. Moved Carroll • seconded Miss Wright, MINUTES "THAT the feekwriag coasii- tutsonel amendments be sande? 1. "THAT By-Law 2, Section 1, be amended by the deletion oi the words, 'At tbe esmUa- mtal meeting, the Treasurer shall present a financial statement,' and the substitution of, 'the Treasurer shall publish in the edition of the student newspaper preceding the day of the semiannual meeting, a financial statement.'" 2. "THAT By-Law 3, section 3, subsection (c) be amended by the addition of ihe words, ' . . . or in the event of his resignation end shall be an ex-offiolo member of ISS and NFCUS and all other president's committees. The Vice-President shall organ- lee*andopewtethe-cottege shop and shall be responsible for the graduation clear elections,4" 8. "TMAT'By'Lenv 3, section 3, subsection clause vii be amended toy deleting the words, tend shall present it to Students' CouneM." 5. THAT By€*w 3, section 4, subsection (h* be amended to read: 'Faculty Council Committee on Student Affairs.'' 6. "THAT By-Law 10 be repealed and the following By- Laws renumbered accordingly." 7. "THAT By-Law 11, section t of the constitution of the Alma Mater Society be deleted and the following be substituted! 'Drinking of intoxicating liquors at student university functions held on tho university campus in prohibited and persons showing evidence, of being under the influence of intoxicating liquor while atteadtae a student university function en the university campus will be subject to penalty through the Discipline Committee of the Alma Mater Society'." 8. "THAT By-Law 14, section 1, be amended by the deletion of the words, 'Provided that in no event shall the payment to any person in respect of any single injury suffered during the college year exceed the sum of $100.00, except under special circumstances where in the absolute discretion of the Students' Council a larger amount may be paid." 9. "THAT By-Law 18 be amended by the deletion of the Stadium Press Booth Radio Soc. Studios "Hail UBC" Records Stadium Improvements Grand Piano Renovation Contingencies 45.28 40861 140.52 21.35 47.00 5.00 50.20 132.54 21.35 39.50 6.34 933.71 530.00 50.20 132.54 21.35 39.50 86.34 610,00 MEN'S ATHLETIC DIRECTORATE Administration Baseball. Basketball Club Activities Football Ice Hockey Minor Sports Public Relations Rowing Rugby Ski Soccer Stadium Swimming Trainer's Supplies Track Programs Privilege Cards Salaries Margin 1,663.19 1,000.00 241.93 200.00 (cr. 1,328.88) (cr. 1,150.00) 1,173.00 1,375.00 1,671.79 2,200.00 1,151.05 1,200.00 1,037.36 1,375.00 107.28 100.00 486.26 450.00 175.49 320.00 351.12 460.00 387.44 520.00 462.71 400.00 507.73 670.00 756.23 650.00 308.76 480.00 (cr. 212.68) (cr. 400.00) (cr. 3,728.23) (cr. 4,500.00) 8,880.00 8,880.00 1,860.00 14.091.55 16.090.00 words: 'and the secretary' and ihe subatttotion of the words, 'or Tresstmr, and Secretary or (b) (0 (d) (e) (f) (i) (h) 10. "THArBy»Law 10, section 1 be amended by the deletion of • sub-sections