
Click
here to find out more about the Blue Ribbon
Anti-Censorship Campaign.
Charter of the Gonzo Unicycle Madness Club of Harvey Mudd College
27 March 1994
Statement of Purpose
The Gonzo Unicycle Madness Club (GUMC) of Harvey Mudd College is
established to preserve the fine art of unicycle riding, to encourage
social activities among unicyclists, to provide an excuse to perform
stupid unicycle tricks, and most importantly, to encourage pedestrians
to repent and learn to ride.
Elections
The GUMC shall have one officer, formally known as "The Officer." The
Officer shall be elected annually each May in a regular club meeting.
Any club member may be considered as a candidate for the position of
The Officer by saying "I would like to be a candidate for the office
of The Officer."
Duties
The Officer will be responsible for organizing all club functions,
including at least one uni run per month. The Officer shall maintain
the club's spare parts depository and be responsible for all club
funds. The Officer shall reserve strawberry donuts at Foster's on the
day of the Annual Foster's Run. The Officer may delegate any of its
responsibilities to any other club member by creating a new office and
appointing the member to that office.
Membership
Membership in the uni club shall be open to any person who can ride a
unicycle or desires to ride a unicycle. Membership dues will be set
and collected at the discretion of The Officer. The GUMC shall not
withhold membership on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, sexual
orientation, national origin, political affiliation, or any other
characteristic. The GUMC does, however, reserve its right to expound
the glory of unicycling to any practitioner of any form of
transportation that does not have exactly one wheel, including but not
limited to: skateboards, bicycles, tricycles, mopeds, rowboats,
motorcycles, automobiles, airplanes, horse-drawn carriages, pogo
sticks, hang gliders, busses, monorails, canoes, trains, toboggans,
and if invented, teleportation.
Charter Revision
This charter may be revised or amended by any member who cares to do
so, provided it can find a copy of it, and get itself appointed by The
Officer to the office of The Official Reviser and Amender of the
Charter.
Last modified 29 February 1996 by Jennie Hango