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Undergraduate Student Congress passes resolution of admonition against Naik

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SGA Ways and Means Chair Matthew Cramm talks about a resolution for allocating emergency funds at the meeting Tuesday night. 

The Undergraduate Student Congress met Tuesday night and passed a resolution of admonition against Student Government Association president Kunal Naik.

The censure is in relation to Naik’s arrest for public intoxication over winter break. The resolution was passed without a vote and without any debate.

A censure is a formal statement of disapproval and congress felt that this was the best statement to make about Naik’s actions.

At last week’s congress meeting, the censure was tabled due to inaccurate facts and congress rejected an impeachment inquiry for Naik.

Congress came out in favor tonight of Oklahoma House Bill 1162, which would develop an online admission portal for Oklahoma’s state colleges.

Congress members approved this resolution on behalf of the entire OU student body, stating that they believe it will make university applications easier and encourage more students to apply.

Congress also allocated $400 of emergency funds to the Student Association of Bangladesh for their event “Bangladesh Night”. Ways and Means chair Matthew Cramm said that the event would serve to promote the Bangladesh culture at OU.

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