Daily Staff Writer

Two resolutions, both critical of university sanctions imposed on members of The September 29th Movement, will be debated at tonight’s Government of the Student Body meeting.

Jamey Hansen, vice chairman of the Senate, is the author of the “Student Rights” resolution.

“My resolution is a statement that says only the students have the right to say who can or cannot be a student representative,” Hansen said.

Two senators may be removed from their positions if conduct probation sanctions against them are upheld by the All-University Judiciary.

The following bills and resolutions will be discussed tonight by the Senate in the Pioneer Room of the Memorial Union:

Old Business

* A bill addressing the separation of GSB government branches. By Sandahl, Obrecht and others.

* A bill to allocate funding for the Panhellenic Council Annual Regional Convention trip. By Wade, Powers and others.

* A bill to allocate funding for the Freshman Council monthly newsletter. By Powers, Powell, and others

* A bill to charter funding for the ISU Cigar & Pipe Smokers Society. By Obrecht, Wall and others.

New Business

* A bill asking to replace GSB vans. By Hamilton, Powell and others.

* A bill to allocate funding for the YWCA’s 1997 World Community Service Project. By Juhl, Obrecht and others.