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During the June 6 Inter-Club Council Meeting, Dance and Cheer representative Nathan Mertz urged other representatives to report their grievances against other council officers, and to discuss any possible impeachment requests. Mertz later identified the representative in question as the ICC Chair of Programs, Levi Rosenthal.

"We just feel that some of the officers are not doing their jobs according to the bylaws and it might result in a vote of ICC clubs to impeach this person," Mertz said.

"In order for an impeachment to happen, there needs to be five clubs to bring forward a bill of particulars," said ICC Chair Elaine Smith.

A bill of particulars is a statement listing grievances and specific violations of ICC, DASB, or college code that precedes a motion for impeachment. It must be submitted to an ICC adviser and requires a twothirds affirming vote to pass.

Rosenthal was also involved in a complaint with Furendo Suppendo representative San Lee and Mertz for failing to meet with Disabled Students Unlimited and Nutrition and Health. After the May 9 meeting, Rosenthal expressed regret.

"Remember, people are human, and we make mistakes," he said.

"We all make mistakes ... but when [they've] been in office for a month and a half, they know the rules," Mertz said. "If we feel that the person who is violating the rules needs to be punished, we will continue onward."

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