Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into LOAClarification

Author: shaeespring

.github/workflows/check.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+name: Makefile CI
+
+on:
+  push:
+    branches: ["master"]
+  pull_request:
+    branches: ["master"]
+
+jobs:
+  build:
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+
+      - name: Check build
+        run: docker build .

constitution.tex

@@ -268,10 +268,10 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 Voting Members are expected to meet the requirements defined in \ref{Expectations of Voting Members}.
 
 \asubsubsection{Expectations of Active Members}
-Active Members are required to pay dues as stated in \ref{Collection of Dues}, attend all House Meetings and E-Board candidate speeches, and attend at least fifteen of the directorship meetings for each semester in which they are an Active Member and not on leave as described in /ref{Active Membership Co-op and Leave of Absence}
+Active Members are required to pay dues as stated in \ref{Collection of Dues}, attend all House Meetings and E-Board candidate speeches, and attend at least fifteen directorship meetings for each semester in which they are an Active Member and not on leave as described in /ref{Active Membership Co-op and Leave of Absence}
 They are also expected to sign a copy of the Membership Agreement.
 \\* \\*
-Active Members must participate in at least one major project during the academic year.
+Active Members must participate in at least one major project.
 Members are required to submit a description for this major project to E-Board for approval.
 As an alternative to this requirement, members may instead assist on a large number of CSH activities and projects.
 However, it is to be understood in advance by the member that this option requires a great deal of participation throughout the year.
@@ -299,19 +299,19 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 \end{enumerate}
 
 \asubsection{Active Membership Evaluations}
-Active Members are evaluated annually through the Eval Process described below.
+Active Members are evaluated annually through the Membership Eval Process.
 
 % ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP EVALUATIONS
 \asubsubsection{Membership Evaluation}
 The Membership Eval occurs once per academic year, where Active Members are evaluated.
-It is performed as part of the Eval Process that takes place during the spring semester to comply with the RIT Housing deadlines.
-The Membership Eval is responsible for determining individuals who will have the option to continue Active Membership in the following academic year.
+It takes place during the spring semester to comply with the RIT Housing deadlines.
+It is responsible for determining individuals who will have the option to continue Active Membership in the following academic year.
 This meeting is open only to Active Members.
 All Active Members are expected to attend this meeting.
 
-\asubsubsubsection{Voting}
-Any Active Member who has completed all of the requirements as defined in \ref{Expectations of Active Members} at the beginning of the Membership Eval passes their Membership Eval without being voted on.
-All Active Members who have not received an exemption from E-Board prior to the Membership Eval will be evaluated on a member-by-member basis by Active Members.
+\asubsubsubsection{Membership Evaluation Voting}
+Any Active Member who has completed all the requirements as defined in \ref{Expectations of Active Members} at the beginning of the Membership Eval passes without being voted on.
+All Active Members who have not received an exemption from E-Board prior to the start of the Membership Eval will be evaluated on a member-by-member basis by Active Members.
 The Membership Eval shall hold members to the objective requirements defined in \ref{Expectations of Active Members} and determine which members may continue as an Active Member in the following academic year.
 Exceptions to the requirements may be made, as attending members may choose any of the outcomes for each member, even if the member being evaluated has not completed all of their requirements.
 These requirements must be completed before the Membership Eval occurs.
@@ -321,17 +321,17 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 \asubsubsubsection{Membership Evaluation Outcomes}
 Members who pass the Membership Eval have the option to participate as an Active Member in the following year.
 \\* \\*
-If a member fails and has never passed a Membership Eval in the past, their membership will be revoked upon completion of the Membership Eval
+If a member fails and has never passed a Membership Eval in the past, their membership will be revoked upon completion of the Membership Eval.
 If the member fails, but has previously passed a Membership Eval, they will move to Alumni Membership in bad standing, as defined in \ref{Alumni Membership Selection}, at the end of the Standard Operating Session.
 In either case, the member forfeits their ability to participate as an Active Member in the following year.
 \\* \\*
 A member may be given a conditional to complete as a means of making up for missing requirements.
-A conditional may be proposed by any member present at the Eval.
-If the conditional is approved by the Evals Director, it is then voted on by the attending members as described in \ref{Voting}.
+A conditional may be proposed by any member present at the Membership Eval.
+If the conditional is approved by the Evals Director, it is then voted on by the attending members as described in \ref{Membership Evaluation Voting}.
 Each conditional consists of a set of additional requirements and a deadline for completing them.
-Members who are given a conditional have their Eval decision deferred, and therefore maintain their current membership status until the conditional is resolved.
+Members who are given a conditional have their Membership Eval decision deferred and therefore maintain their current membership status until the conditional is resolved.
 When the deadline expires, the conditional will be brought before E-Board, who will assess its completeness.
-A conditional member who does not meet these additional requirements will have failed the Eval.
+A conditional member who does not meet these additional requirements will have failed the Membership Eval.
 
 \asubsection{Active Membership Co-op and Leave of Absence}
 \renewcommand{\theenumi}{\alph{enumi}} % For this section, we want items to use letters
@@ -774,12 +774,12 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 \asubsubsection{Qualifications of a Root Type Person}
 Candidates must be Active Members.
 
-\asubsubsection{Prior Root Type Persons}
+\asubsection{Prior Root Type Persons}
 Prior RTPs are those members who are no longer current Active Members and have not been granted an extension by the current RTPs.
 Prior RTPs are not guaranteed access to the current root passwords and other authentication tokens.
 The current RTPs may draft rules and regulations specifying the rights and privileges of Prior RTPs.
 
-\asubsubsection{Creation of Accounts}
+\asubsection{Creation of Accounts}
 RTPs have the authority to manage user accounts for CSH systems.
 Before a member may receive an account they must:
 \renewcommand{\theenumi}{\arabic{enumi}} % For this section, we want items to use letters
@@ -790,13 +790,13 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 \end{enumerate}
 Accounts for Honorary and Advisory Members may be created at the discretion of the RTPs.
 
-\asubsubsection{Code of Conduct}
+\asubsection{Code of Conduct}
 The Code of Conduct located at \url{https://github.com/ComputerScienceHouse/CodeOfConduct} is the canonical Code of Conduct for CSH accounts.
 \\* \\*
 Members are bound to the Code of Conduct revision that they sign when initially creating their account.
 Members may sign a more recent revision of the Code of Conduct to update their agreement.
 
-\asubsubsubsection{Changes}
+\asubsubsection{Changes}
 \renewcommand{\theenumi}{\alph{enumi}} % For this section, we want items to use letters
 The following process is used for making changes to the Code of Conduct document.
 \begin{enumerate}