Whether is be flyering, photocopying readings or taking notes at meetings, the Propagandist must, well, propagandize. Should the new position fail the test of Okham's razor, and the majority fails, then a debate shall ensue. If no reconciliation is reached, the debate is opened to the sophists at the next tea, and after debate, a vote for simple majority will be the deciding factor. A meeting shall be defined as any planned or coincidental interaction, with at least three members of the E-Board in attendance. E-Board meetings shall take place at least twice a month.
General meetings take place at least twice per semester.
Note Bylaw 102, Sections 4-6 for further elaboration on the voting process. Misrepresenting the organization. Budgetary violations or mismanagement, or using the Philosophy Club equipment or funds for personal gain. Any general or E-Board member may request a vote on a change in a Bylaw. If the Bylaws are amended, it is the Philosopher-King's responsibility to make sure that the amended constitution is submitted to Student Council according to the proper procedure.