HomeMy WebLinkAboutA020 - Richardson Court Association - Resolution No. 89-004R - Endorsing over/under ordinance RICHARDSON COURT ASSOCIATION
Assembly Resolution #89-004R
February 5 , 1990
"Endorsing Over/Under Ordinance"
WHEREAS : The socialization process is an important part of
the university experience, and
WHEREAS : Different atmospheres help to enhance this process,
and
WHEREAS : The over/under ordinance provides a controlled
environment for students to socialize in, and
WHEREAS : This ordinance gives students a place to socialize ,
dance, and have fun, and
WHEREAS: The establishments that currently participate in
the over/under ordinance are dance bars, ind
WHEREAS : This unique atmosphere cannot be attained
elsewhere, and
WHEREAS : We as students have seen and experienced the
benefits of this ordinance, and
WHEREAS : We as students wish for the ordinance to continue ,
be it therefore
RESOLVED: That the RCA Assembly encourage the Ames City
Council to renew the over/under ordinance, and be
it further
RESOLVED: That the RCA Assembly support and encourage the
efforts of others such as GSB and IRHA to achieve
this goal , and be it further
RESOLVED: That copies of this resolution be sent to the
following:
Ames City Council & Mayor Curtis
Adam Kanzmeier ( IRHA President )
Paul Thibodeaux (GSB President )
St .Clair, M.
TENNYSON, B.
BOECK, E.
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MEN AND WOMEN
GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE AGE COMPARISON*
BEGINNING OF FALL SEMESTER 1989 DATA BASED ON SEPTEMBER AGE
UNDERGRADUATES GRADUATES Totals
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Men Women Men Women Men Women Total
15 1 2 0 0 1 2 3
16 5 3 0 0 5 3 8
17 60 81 0 0 60 81 141
18 1,799 1 ,444 0 0 1,799 1,444 3,243
19 2,057 1,587 1 0 2,058 1,587 3,645
20 2,098 1 ,588 0 0 2,098 1,588 3,686
21 2,102 1,562 19 11 2,121 1,573 3,694
22 1,714 941 87 79 1,801 1,020 2,821
23 876 353 175 103 1,051 456 1,507
24 489 202 200 122 689 324 1,013
25 289 131 225 114 514 245 759
26 226 96 187 122 413 218 631
27 140 91 157 104 297 195 492
28 130 70 160 86 290 156 446
29 104 62 149 76 253 138 391
30-39 395 437 831 428 1 ,226 865 2,091
40-49 62 108 152 215 214 323 537
50-64 3 28 23 39 26 67 93
Over 1 2 0 2 1 4 5
Unavailable 48 25 159 51 207 76 283
TOTAL 12,599 8,813 2,525 1,552 15, 124 10,365 25,489
25 AND OVER 1,350 1,025 1,884 1,186 3,234 2,211 5,445
10.7% 11.6% 74.6% 76.4% 21 .4% 21 .3% 21 .4%
*Figures based on enrollments on file at end of second week of term.
Off-campus and television are not included. "Early withdrawals" and "did
not completes" are included.
Permanent Copy - Office of the Registrar
October 2 1989
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• PROPOSED REQUIREMENT FOR LIQUOR LICENSE ESTABLISHMENTS
WISHING A PERMIT FOR UNDERAGE PERSONS ON PREMISES
1. Employees at the entrance shall demand a picture ID from everyone
entering.
2. All entering must have a band placed on their wrist, one color
for those 19 and 20 years of age and another color for those 21
years ofage and older.
3 . This wrist band must be of a fluorescent type that is easily
identifiable in low light conditions.
4. Each wrist band will be numbered and a corresponding log will be
maintained at the entrance door with the name and date of birth
of who was issued a particular wrist band.
5. As patrons leave, the band must be cut from their wrist, the name
and number checked off the log, and the cut band retained.
6. The wrist band colors must be changed periodically (at least once
a week) .
7. The returned wrist bands and corresponding log shall be retained
for at least one week.
8. Each 19 or 20 year old will only be sold beverages in a clear
plastic or clear glass container that is prominently marked with
the words "non-alcoholic. "
9. No large containers, pitchers of beer or alcohlic drinks may be
sold while underage persons are on the premises.