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Constitution of
Student Government
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of March, and all installa
tions shall take place be
fore the last week in April,
unless otherwise specified.
(18) In the event that a Stu
dent Government officer or
member of a staff of a pub
lication finds it necessary
to give up her position or
is removed from office, this
vacancy shall be filled by
the method of elections pre
sented.
Section 2. Point System
a. Pmrpose
The Point System, adopted by
the Student Government Associa
tion, is enforced to guarantee the
participation of a large number
of students in college activities.
Limitations in the amount of work
a student can carry provides for
the performance and enrichment
of a good program. The basis
of these points is the amount of
work a position requires.
b. Eligibility:
(1) All students who hold of
fices on councils of student
organizations, the presidents
the honorary and social fra
ternities, the presidents of
minor clubs, and the Queen
and Maid of Honor pf May
Court must have a C aver
age with no conditions or
failures and must, repre
sent in every sense of the
word the spirit and ideals
of Queens College. These
grades will be based upon
the work of the previous
semester. Students who plan
the work of the previous
semester. Students who plan
to work off conditions and
who desire to have their
names added to the ap
proved list must notify the
Point System Committee at
least one week prioV to elec
tions.
(2) The names of all candi
dates for office or repre
sentations of classes must
be submitted to the Legis
lature and Advisory Com
mittee who will pass on
their eligibility.
(3) No student may carry more
than 26 points.
c. Point System Committee
There shall be a Point System
Committee to prepare the ap
proved list of nominees, to con
sider the evaluation of points and
to make changes when necessary:
to consider and act upon any cases
necessitating any exceptions to the
point regulations, to enforce the
regulations of the committee, and
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d. Evaluation of the Point Sys
tem:
Officers of Student Government
Association
Presidents
Student Government 26
Boarding Student Body 26
Day Student Body 26
Vice-Presidents
Student Government 20
Boarding Student Body 16
Day Student Body 16
Secretaries
Student Government 14
Boarding Student Body 18
Day Student Body 12
Treasurers
Student Government 12
Boarding Student Body 10
Day Student Body 10
Boarding Student and Day Student
Council
Class Representatives to coun
cil and Legislature 10
Letgislature *
Representatives at large 4
Committee Heads 3
Members at large of commit
tees 2
Officers in Student Christian As
sociation Cabinet
President 26
Vice-President 16
Secretary 14
Treasurer __ 8
Fellowship President 14
Hostess of Hut 8
Other cabinet members 6
Officers in Athletic Council
President 26
Vice-President 1®
Secretary 10
Treasurer _ 8
All Representatives 4
Officers of Class Organizations
Presidents (Junior and Senior) 14
Presidents (Freshman and
Sophomore) 12
Freshman Chairman 10
Treasurers 6
May Day
May Day Chairman 18
Committee Heads 6
All members — 2
Officers and Staff Members of
Publications
Coronet
Editor 20
Business Manager . - — - 18
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Other Editors 10
Queens Blues
Editor 20
Business Manager 20
All other staff members 6
Queens Quill
Editor 10
Business Manager 8
All other staff members 4
Clubs
Presidents
I. R. C. 4
Dramatic Club 4
Home Economics 4
Linnean 4
Benzene 4
Choral Club 4
Orchestra 4
Honorary Fraternities
Presidents
Alpha Kappa Gamma 6
Sigma Mu 6
Valkyrie 6
Alpha Iota 6
Social Fraternities
Presidents 20
Vice-President 8
Secretary 10
'Treasurer . 12
Pledge Instructor 12
Minor Officers 4
Pan-Hellenic Council
President 6
Secretary 4
Note: Any student president may
be member ex-officio of Legisla
tive committees without accumu
lating additional points.
Section 3. Standing Committees
a. The chairmen of the following
Standing Committees shall be
selected by the Legislature from
its own membership:
(1) Social Committee to plan
campus entertainments.
(2) Chapel and Calendar Com
mittee to regulate chapel
conduct, to have announce
ments made, and to sched
ule all student meetings.
(3) Concert and Lecture Series
committee to co-operate
with faculty committee in
selecting lecturers and art
ists for the following year
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and to encourage student
attendance.
(4) Recreation Room Commit
tee to be responsible for the
care and management of the
recreation room.
(5) Point System Committee.
The duties of this commit
tee are stated in Section 2.
(6) Budget Committee to pre
pare a budget for the Stu
dent Body for the succeed
ing school year.
(7) War Service Committee to
encourage and direct all
campus participation in the
war effort.
Other standing committees:
(1) Agenda Committee to out
line things to be done and
the business to be trans
acted in Legislature meet
ings. The President of the
Student Body, President of
the Boarding Student Body,
President of the Day Stu
dent Body, and the Chair
man of Legislature shall be
members of this committee.
(2) Ballot Committee to prepare
a ballot with three to five
suggestions and with pro
visions for candidates of
popular choice for the of
fices of President of the
Student Body, President of
the Boarding Student Body,
President of the Day Stu
dent Body, President of the
Student Christian Associa
tion, President of the Ath
letic Association, Vice-
President, Secretary, and
Treasurer of the Student
Body, and members of Honor
Council. The outgoing Pres
ident and Vice-President of
the Student Body and Pres
idents of the Boarding Stu
dent Body, Day Student
Body, Student Christian As
sociation and Athletic Asso
ciation shall be members of
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What Did You
Do Today?
What did you do today, my friend
Prom morning till the night?
How many times did you complain
That rationing is too tight?
When are you going to start to do
All of the things you say?
A soldier would like to know, my
friend
What did you do today?
We met the enemy today
And took the town by storm.
Happy reading it will make
For you tomorrow mom
You’ll read with satisfaction
The brief communique.
We fought, but are you fighting?
What did you do today?
My gunner died in my arms today,
I feel his warm blood yet
Your neighbor’s dying boy gave out
A scream I’ll never forget.
On my right a tank was hit,
A flash and then a fire,
The stench of burning flesh
Still rises from the pyre.
What did you do today, my friend.
To help us with the. task?
Did you work harder and longer
for less.
Or is that too much to ask?
What right have I to ask you this,
You probably will say.
Maybe now you’ll understand,
You see ... I died today.
NOTE—Lt. Shatlain amputated his
own foot with a jackknife and
thought that he was dying as he
wrote this poem. He was rescued
by Americans after two hours of
hiding and is now recuperating in
a hospital in England.
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