Tidbits From Thursdays Boca Senate Meeting

Meeting Starts Thirty Minutes Late

Thursday night’s senate meeting got off to a late start after the senate’s agenda ran in to “printing issues.” Student Body President Austin Shaw left the meeting annoyed and called the situation “outrageous.”

Senate Not Interested in Learning the Rules

After years of criticism that the Boca senate never follows the rules, Parliamentarian Jenna Sereni, gave a presentation at Thursday’s meeting on rules and procedures. However, after her time ran out, a five-minute extension was voted down by the senate. Gracefully, she said that she would appreciate the senate not asking her to do another workshop if they did not want to listen to the whole thing. Ironically it was former parliamentarian and current Senate Pro-Tempore Chris Mack who objected to the extension.

When Owls Collide

The senate may not want to learn about the rules, but they really should make driving lessons mandatory for the staff of Night Owls (night owls gives rides to students at night). The chief of staff for Boca Gov. Rocky Joarder stood before the senate and informed them there was a head on collision between two Night Owls’ golf carts.