Re: Callib Constitution

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Tell them they're wrong.  Our constitution does limit voting to active
members, specifically in Article III, Section 2.  Only students, staff, and
faculty who have attended at least one meeting may vote, and this meets
their requirements.

If they still insist we don't meet their requirements, suggest political
bias and complain to higher officials (or investigate filing some sort of
administrative suit).

George J. Lee <gjlee@uclink4.berkeley.edu> wrote in article
<87k9a87ncv.fsf@liberty.reshall.berkeley.edu>...
> 
> SAS contacted us and said our amended constitution was unacceptable
> because we are only supposed to let active members vote at meetings or
> something like that. Can someone look over our constitution and figure
> out what's wrong with it?

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