TIIE.TAR HEEL
J.
THE NEW CONSTITUTION IS ADOPTED
Continued from First page ;
relating, directly or indirectly to
the athletic policy of the Athletic
Association; make plans and ar
rangements for all intra-and-inter
collegiate athletic contests and
carry such plans and arrangements
into effect; and pass such rules
and regulations or take such
measures as may appear to it to
be just and proper in order to carry
into execution the powers and
authority it is herein granted.
Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of
the Athletic Council to employ a
graduate manager who shall have
charge of all matters of business
concerned in the management
and handling of the various ath
letic terms and of all athletic ac
tivities earned on under the di
rection of the Athletic Associa
tion. This graduate manager
shall be directed by and be
responsible to the Athletic Coun
cil. The Council shall fix the
salarv to be paid the graduate
manager for his servics. He shal
furnish the Athletic Council with
any information or reports that
the Council may call for. v
He shall be assiarned by th
Athletic Council the following
duties:
lie shall have charge of the
purchase of all supplies; the
arranging of all schedules for the
various teams and the guarantees
to be paid or received in connec
tion therewith; the arrangements
incidental to trips away from home
by the various teams; the sale o
Athletic Association tickets; and
the advertising of inter-collegiate
contests. He shall be treasurer o
the Athletic Association funds
a."d shall receive and pa)' out such
fudds as directed and approved by
the Athletic Council. He shal
keep an accurate account f al
receipts and expenditures and
annual ret)ort in detail not later
than May 15th of all business eu
t rusted to his care. He shall cause
such report to be published in the
Tak IIkkl for public inspection
He shall have authority over the
various student mauagers and as
sistant managers and it shall be
his duty to report to the Athletic
Council the incompetancy of any
student manager or assistant
manager. He shall perform such
other duties as may be assigned
to him by the xthletic Council.
Sec. 5. : It shall be the duty o
the Athletic Council to elect the
member, oi the University faculty
who shall serve as a member o
the Athletic Council. This elec
tion shall be made during the
spring term of the University and
the member elected shall serve in
accordance with his election dur
ing the next ensuing college year.
Sec. 6. The Athletic Council
shall cause to be put on sale
through the graduate mauager,
a sufficient number of uou-active
Athletic Association tickets
to supply the demand therefor.
Such tickets shail be sold for five
doll ..rseach to any person desiring
same other than members of the
student body. Such tickets shall
admit the holder thereof to all
athetic contests held on the Uni
versity campus under the auspices
of the Athletic Association during
the college year in which said
ticket is sold.
Sec. 7. Six members of the
Athletic Council shall constitute
a quorum for the transaction of
business. A majority present at
any meeting shall be necessary
for the passage of any resolution
by the Council. The presiding
olllcer of the Council shall have
no vote except in case of a tie.
Sec. 8. The Athletic Council
All financial or other reports must
be preserved in this record. ',.
ARTICLE VI.
(The Tar Heel)
Sec. 1. The Athletic Associa
tion shall cause to be be published
a newspaper to be known as "The
Tak Heel." TheTAR Heel shall
be the official organ of the Ath
etic Association.
Sec. 2. For the proper busi
ness management ot The Tar
Heel, there shall be elected by
the Athletic Council a business
manager and two or more assis'
tant business managers. The
manager of the Tar Heel shall
have the power to receive and
disburse monies incidental to the
publication of such paper. He
shall be directed by the Athletic
Council and shall be responsible
to said Council. He shall keep
an accurate record of all monies
collected and disbursed and shal
make reports or statements at any
time the Council may require
He shall, by the last Saturday in
September, following his term o
office, make a final and complete
statement of his receipts and dis
bursements for the year. This
report shall be approved by the
Athletic Council and entered on
its records. A manager must
have served as assistant manager
before his election as manager
Sec. 3. For the proper edito
rial management of The Tar
Heel, there shall be a board o
editors to consist of an editor-in
chief, a managing editor, and
such number of associate editors
as the Athletic Council shall de
termine. The editor-in-chief and
managing editor must have served
at least one year on the board o
editors previous to their election
to such position. The editor-in
chief shall have general editoria
supervision of The Tar Heel
shall be responsible for the edi
torials which appear in the Tar
Heel and shall perform such oth
er duties in connection with The
Tar Heel as the Athletic Coun
cil may direct. The managing
editor shall be responsible for al
news items appearing in the Tar
Hekl. He shallsurvise thecolleo
lection of news and the writing
of same and make assignments to
the associate editors. It shall be
his duty to report the inefficiency
of any associate editor to the Ath
letic Council. The Council shal
have power to remove such assO'
ciate editor and elect his succeS'
sor. The managing editor shal
perform such other duties as the
Athletic Council may direct. The
associate editors shall perform
such duties as the managing edi
tor may direct.
Sec. "4. The editor-in-cnie
and the managing editor shall be
elected bv the Athletic Associa
tion by such method as it may
elect, during the spring term o
the University previous to th
vear thev take office. All mem
j j
bers of the Tar Heel board sha
be elected for a period of not more
than one year.
The names of the associat
editors of the Tar Heel shall be
nominated by the Athletic Coun
cil to the Athletic Association
during the spring term of the
University and shall be elected by
the Association. The Council
shall nominate candidates for
associate editors to the number of
at least twice the number of offices
to be filled. Such associate editors
shall serve during the collegiate
year following their election.
Sec, 5. The Athletic Council
sliall nominate all candidates for
the positions of editor-in-chief
and managing editor of the Tar
Heel. The Council must nomi
nate at least two men for each of
1 1 4
shall keep a complete and accurate inese positions., suuj umuauum
recordofallitsoflicialproceedings. to be made .pot later than the first
Saturday in May of the year pre
ceding the year such editors are
to take their positions.
Sec. 6. The business manager
shall receive as remuneration for
lis services as manager of the
Tar Heel such amount of money
as may be determined upon ny
he Athletic Council.
ARTICLE VII.
(Amendments)
This constitution shall, if so
desired by the Athletic Associa
tion, be amended in such respect
and in such manner as may, in
open meeting be provided. Such
amendment must have been intro
duced, ; at a lawful meeting of the
Association which was held !at
least one week before the final
vote is taken by the Association
for the adoption of such amend
ment. It shall require a three
fifths vote of the members voting
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