Merge pull request #217 from Mstrodl/no-more-bylaws

constitution: by-laws don't exist anymore

Author: SpencerCreveling

constitution.tex

@@ -632,7 +632,7 @@
 Semi-Annual Evaluations Meetings are open only to current Active Members.
 All Executive Board members are expected to attend the Semi-Annual Evaluations Meetings to assist in the evaluations of House members.
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-At the beginning of any Evaluation Process listed herein, the Evaluations Director must read the sections of the Computer Science House Constitution and By-Laws used during the respective Evaluation Process.
+At the beginning of any Evaluation Process listed herein, the Evaluations Director must read the sections of the Computer Science House Constitution used during the respective Evaluation Process.
 It is incumbent upon each House member to provide the Evaluation Director with whatever information they feel is necessary to ensure an accurate evaluation.
 \asubsubsubsection{Membership Evaluation}
 The Membership Evaluation process occurs once per academic year.
@@ -1003,7 +1003,7 @@
 
 % ARTICLE VII - JUDICIAL
 \article{Judicial}
-The Executive Board may approve (by simple majority) a request (from a member) for a Judicial proceeding when an official clarification of the Constitution or By-Laws is required, there is a conflict among House Members, or a House interest needs resolution.
+The Executive Board may approve (by simple majority) a request (from a member) for a Judicial proceeding when an official clarification of the Constitution is required, there is a conflict among House Members, or a House interest needs resolution.
 \asection{Formation of a Judicial Board}
 A Judicial Board is made up of the Chairperson, the Evaluations director, and an additional voting member of the Executive Board chosen by a majority vote among the Executive Board.
 If either the Chairperson or Evaluations Director are deemed biased or unfit for a position on the Judicial Board, they will be replaced by another voting member of the Executive Board by means of a simple majority vote amongst the remaining Executive Board members.