Se informa un raro caso de apendicitis aguda en paciente femenina de 17 años de edad con antecedentes personales de mucoviscidosis, que acude al cuerpo de guardia del Hospital General Docente “Octavio de la Concepción y de la Pedraja” del municipio Baracoa, provincia Guantánamo, con dolor abdominal. Se determina mucoviscidosis como causa de apendicitis. Se realiza una breve revisión del tema.

Laffita Labañino, Wilson

Rodríguez Terrero, Iván

Adames Ortiz, Dr. Ignoldis

Velásquez López, Dr. Hiran

Sanamé Columbié, Dr. Orlando

Jeremías Fernández, Emanuel

Documents from the November 3, 1941 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM), including an agenda and meeting minutes

University of Montana--Missoula. Associated Students

University of Montana

November 3, 1941SUBJECT; HSC0S35f®ATI03® TO CENTRAL BOARD SB GONCKHNIKO THE NORTH-SOUTH HALL ANNUALAs chairman o f u b lic a t io n s  c o m ite s ,  1 make a motion th a t the committee consider and recomend the fo llo w in ’ ac tio n  by C entral Board concerning the  North-South H all annual:P a rt 4 F ir3 t :  That the  North-South H all annual be recog­nized as a student p u b lic a tio n .a . Second: That P ub lications board be given the au th o rityto  c a l l  fo r  ap p lica tio n s  fo r  e d ito r  o f the pub lica tion  and the a u th o rity  to  appoint an e d ito r  from the l i s t  o f ap p lica tio n s  received and th a t the  choice bo made on the q u a ilf ic a -  . tio n s  submitted^-oWtU-'' CL-cO ~iic^ ^(1) Concerning ap p lica tio n s : That a l l  ap p lica tio n ss h a ll  contain  the q u a lif ic a tio n s  of the person subm itting i t ,  s ta tin g  experience in  a l l  phases of the  work.b . Third: That funds f o r  publish ing  th e  book be provided asin  former years: By subscrip tion  to  the annualby a l l  those who want a copy.(1) Concerning funds: That a l l  money s h a ll  bo c o l le c t­ed and placed in  the  hands o f the  S tudent Union business managers bofore co n tra c ts  fo r  publishing the  annual a re  l e t  to  any p ub lisher.c . Fourth: That u b l i c a t i o s  committee a c t in  the same capacitytoward the North-South H all annual as i t  does fo r  o th e r student u b lic a tlo n s .F if th :  That th e  above s n a il  be recognized by-laws sxxincorporated in to  the  C onstitu tion  o f the  A ssociated S tudents o f Montana S ta te  U niversity  to  w it: UndorA rtic le  ¥111, S ection  8 , P a rt 4 w ith sub-sections a , a -1 , b , b-1 , and o .S incere ly ,Publications committee recommends the appointment by Central Board of Lew Brown as editor of the North-South hall annual.Signed,    ^/illiam E. ̂ Swartz, c^airmanxnC.-xxa i~l2 - /xO i_4l iiiiBad0 et A..- y v jyrit. tA oa Advertisingi o. -X t-i',*.,carters not in school i.dii jf Bank® ni ® c al lane a usTransfer iron Printing£4889.001133.33xinO •00123.509.3224362.50 1174. 50 xn20.38 131.30 60.25 15.0444.OI3.X 2 1220.00 1367.0067.00 61. 0086.0013573.56 i 965.00 i370.36 75.50 77.00 107,45i 1 > n̂T. 00 1300,00 1350.00 100.50 35,00155.00314.00A'ois r oro :'ron n an t inei 567.07 452.00 530.54 126.15Total -.72 ■ > 963.97 72&8,x2 6819,11 64.7.15A x l x  i x - se  - x x  I' i 0 3 6c 4 £ig o £sOil ice a ex x Printing Engraving Covers r no toxmpnyX 1* iX V 0 i  X X  . d X ®  0 S ; ...Xy res sInooxsing & ...iacellaaeoua Bad Betts500.00 a 50.30 2774.70 1696.23 765.53 567.52 76.1029,17490.00201.343106.30 1695.-46 690,72 610,56 14.78Id. 09900.00 ill,17 3002. 5 4  1715.97 692,43 534.77 39.1571,43386,04 152.?i 31 j 5.00 1705.00 660.00 465 * 81 18. 59 10. >3 15.00 133.00-15.90 125 •O': 3373,00 1600. )0 „ 50.00 500.00 23.33 x.J. 30 85.30 It 3.00Total 6559.60 6855.25 6677.66 .:66fc. 98 6641 . .63Deficit Transfer Beserve147.-35A A  A 1 - 6*1 >• * J  x j<$%15

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Documents from the November 3, 1941 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)

Documents from the May 21, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM), including an agenda and meeting minutes

o May 21, 1940The meeting was called to order by resident Greene. The minutes for meeting of May 14 were read and approved.A copy of the by laws revision for 1940 were passed out to members present. Bob Pantzer pointed out the major changes in these revised by laws and exulained the addi­tion of new ones in order to supplement our new constitu­tion.•attention was called to the fact that Central board is authorized to alter the by laws but cannot alter the constitution.Article 2 should read: "The apportionment of the regu­lar activity fee shall be the responsibility of Central Board upon the recommendation of the budget and Finance Committee."Under Article 6 the idea was suggested of appointing an impeachment com ittee before the need should arise, .vfter discussion this idea was dropped because it would largely be an inactive committee and subject to change.An addition was made to Article 7: "__________  ortrack men who have earned two letters and show cromise of earning the third."■.fter general discussion Bill Lueck made a motion that Central board accent the by laws revision in regard to members of A..S.M.S.U* committees. Vernon Christianson seconded it and the motion carried.The following A.C.... U. committees to serve for1940-41 were suggested:Tr.v itionsJohn r.ujick, . hair::.an Thomas Daniels Phyllis bergPresident of ~.ilent -entinel (George ..yffel) President of Mortar board (Jean Krebsback)Head Bear-Taw (Garvin -ihallenberger Head 6purYell King (Harold McChesney) haimin Editor ( illiara James)Tom O'Donnellret _ . InanceDerek rice pCx-officio), ChairmanDwight i iilleganVirginia bellDr. G.D. ohallenberger/•.ay 21, 1940 Continued■-'OCial Jo- itteeJoan Bernard (:-x-officio), Chain;,anPaul O ’ HareOlga Skiftohotan HalversonBarbara RaymondOutside - .n tert  M :;.entRuth Harrison, Chairman Dean Brown Clyde CarrDr. Eeruiett, Faculty member Mr. Crowder, Faculty member■■ithleMc BoardHae Greene (Ex-officio), Chairman Eruce ,nn Radiran (Ex-officio)Derek Price (Ex-officio)John Suncan Colin KacCleodM.J. Mansfield or Dr. K. Chatlanri, acuity memberi'.C. Cogswell, Faculty memberDean (Eurly) .-.iller, Faculty memberMorris McCollum, alumni advisorJohn Lucy, alumni RepresentativeKenneth Duff, Alumni RepresentativeuVlications . sard'..alter . artin, Chairman ■•illian; Bellingham Robert Fischer Dr. R.L. Housman-tu-. ent ,.-iion ..xecutive Edward Jewett, Chairman Kieki .might Mary /inn Anderson Gayne Moxness Ole UelandJ onvocatl orisMarcus Eourke, Chairman Harold Longmaid Dorothy Mitchell Virginia Brashear i<illiam SchweitzerL ookCarlofcelle Button /.line i'.osby John Forbid9 Kay 21, 1910 ContinuedHomecoming..illiair. Carroll, Chairman Jerry Conrad Barbara Boorman Head Bear-Paw Head SpurPresident of Interfraternity (Virgil KcNabb)President of Pan-hellenicPresident of "i." Club (Thomas O'Donnell)President of ForestersKaimin Editor (William James)Derek Price made a motion to approve the above com­mittees providing that President Greene be authorized to appoint the Book Committee Chairman. Bill Lueck seconded it and the motion carried.There being no further business the meeting was ad­journed.Bruce Ann HadiganPresent: Greene, Christianson, Lueck, Price, Hughes, James, Kyan, Button, iiadigan, Briggs, Elliot, ohallen- berger, Badgley, Bourke, kennard.tiiers • resent: Pantzer.o

Documents from the May 21, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)

Documents from the November 3, 1942 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM), including an agenda and meeting minutes

Central Board Minutes November 3, 1942The meeting was called to order and the minutes were read and corrected.The motion that A3MSU expend $35 per program for allowing Executive Club to present its programs for 1942 in the Student Union Auditorium, with the provision that not more than 700 executive club members be permitted to attend each performance,was changed to read that A3M3U eopend $35 per program for allowing Executive Club to present its programs for 1942 in the Student Union Auditorium, with the provision that not more than 700 seats be reserved for Executive Club members.There being no business, the meeting was adjourned-*Mary Bukv i ch Secretarymac leod, castle, badgley, nadler, bukvich, delaney, sandell, gulbrandson, hesser, Jiedin, wise, briggs, fenton.

Documents from the November 3, 1942 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)

Documents from the May 14, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM), including an agenda and meeting minutes

May 14, 1940The meeting was called to order by President Greene. The minutes for the meeting of May 7 were read and ap­proved.Work on the tennis courts will be delayed. However, Mr. Swearingen believes he will be able to get W.P.A. labor later on and hopes that Central Board will reserve funds for them.The new set of by-laws will be distributed to members of Central Board during the week in order that they may read and be prepared to discuss them at the next meeting.There being no further business the meeting was ad­journed.Bruce Ann Radigan SecretaryPresent  ̂Greene, Price, Christianson, Badgley, Button, James, Radigan, Bourke, Ryan, Shallenberger, Braizleton.Absent: Briggs, Kennard, Lueck.

Documents from the May 14, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)

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Documents from the December 10, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM), including an agenda and meeting minutes

The meeting was called to order by Vice-President Joan nennard. minutes lor meeting of December 3 were read and approved.Christenson was asked about the addition to the A.S.M.S.U. by-laws for committee reports.(/ill A.b.fi.S.U. committees are responsible to Central^uoard for their actions. Christenson added: The Chairman of each committee shall present a written report of the activities of his committee to the Secretary of A.S.M.S.U. at a date not later than the Saturday -receding the closing date of each quarter in which the committee is active.)Briggs suggested having Section 1 or Division I a gen­eral category. Discussion was held. Shallenberger moved that the report made by Christenson be in effect as of today and that he, in consultation with Mr. Briggs, put in a form of divisions. Price seconded and the motion carried.Gavin ^hallenberger distributed copies of a letter from k c Ginnis and said that the debate team has been assured of down town support for their trip to Washington, D.C. The towns people want to know that they have the support of the school, so asked lor some money from A.S. M.S•U• Lr. -hallenberger asked to be disqualified from acting in any way on this subject.The money in t..eir ^400 budget has been used or is budgeted for later trips. It is a 500 trip and Garvin thought 25 would show that we are definitely interested and approve of this trip, after investigation .rice moved that $25 be aoDro- priated from the special reserve fund to debate and oratory for the proposed trip to attend the national Association of speech and rropression Tournament at Washington, D.C. hyan seconded it and the motion carried.Bchendel, Ueland, and oryan were present to represent the M Club in regard to the concert band getting sweaters. In the by-laws it says the band members are entitled to have a gold pennant. The sweater they have ordered is very similar to the M sweater and the M Club members object. Discussion J1 tne matter was held, thallenberger suggested that an additicn be put in the by-laws that the block k be reserved for athletics. Bourke moved that the Varsity letter award described in .article /, section , clause I, of the by-laws regulating committees shall be interpreted to limit such award for Varsity athletics, and that this award shall in no manner be infringed uDon. Christenson seconded it and the motion carried.iiyan was asked to contact Dell immediately.President ^immons telephoned over the resolution taken by the otate Board of Education on unions, as follows:Bn IT  iiK^oLVED:THAT, in the matter of the request that this Board direct the otate University administration to enforce em­ployment by the students of Union musicians for certain activities, the Board, while retaining supervision of general student activities on and about the campus, believes that it should not at this time interfere with the students' management and expenditures of their own funds involved in such activities.TDAT, the -tate Board of Education recognizes that there is an educational value in the presentation of dramatic and musical performances by the students and that they should be maintained and continued on a strictly amateur basis for the educational benefits to be derived by the students.Approved unanimously by the State Board of Education.Hayden will be asked for a budget and to be present at the meeting in January.Christenson moved that the form of general by-laws be changed as follows:Division I .................  General Ey-lawsDivision II ...............  A.S.M.S.U. CommitteesDivision III ...............  nil other A.S.M.S.U. Organ­izations and activitiesDivision II, article I, section I:nil A.S.M.S.U. committees are responsible to Central Board for their actions.Division II, Article I, section II:The chairman of each committee shall present a written report of the activities of his committee to the secretary of A.S.M.S.U. at a date not later than the Saturday preceding the closing date of each quarter in which the committee is active.c The subsequent articles in Division II shall be in­creased one in number.December 10, 1940 ContinuedRyan seconded it and the motion carried.There being no further business, the meetin? adjourned.truce «nn Radi^an secretaryPresent: briggs, bourke, -.ueck, James, Bellingham, Price, Christenson, .'airbanks, kennarti, button, Ryan, bhallenberger, Greene, tryan, Ueland, Dchendel, g . ohallenberrer.absent: badgley

Documents from the December 10, 1940 meeting of the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)

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