Condensed 4.D.4 and 4.D.5

Author: charlottegeo

constitution.tex

@@ -380,17 +380,14 @@ \subsection{Modifying the Constitution}
 	\item A CSH member submits a nomination to the Evals Director, in writing, for a person they feel is deserving of Honorary or Advisory Membership. The nomination must specify the type of membership the nominee is nominated for.
 	\item The Evals Director performs preliminary research on the candidate and presents the findings.
 	\item If E-Board decides not to present the nomination at a House Meeting, the selection process ends and the candidate does not become a member.
-	\item If the nomination is presented at a House Meeting for discussion. A Two-Thirds Vote with two-thirds quorum is held to determine whether the nomination is accepted.
+	\item If the nomination is presented at a House Meeting for discussion, a Two-Thirds Vote with two-thirds quorum is held to determine whether the nomination is accepted.
 	      Ballots are distributed and voting must remain open for a minimum of a forty-eight hour period.
 	\item Candidates selected for Honorary Membership are notified of their selection as an Honorary Member and presented with the honor.
 	\item Candidates selected for Advisory Membership are notified of their acceptance as CSH Advisors and asked to accept or decline the selection.
 \end{enumerate}
 
-\asubsection{Honorary Membership Expectations}
-There are no expectations associated with the Honorary Membership status.
-
-\asubsection{Advisory Membership Expectations}
-There are no expectations associated with the Advisory Membership status.
+\asubsection{Honorary and Advisory Membership Expectations}
+There are no expectations associated with the Honorary or Advisory Membership status.
 
 \asubsection{Honorary and Advisory Membership Privileges}
 Honorary and Advisory Members may advise in CSH issues, use CSH facilities, and attend CSH functions.