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Union to hold a 'meet the senators' event
News | 3/4/08
Posted online at 4:13 AM EST on 3/4/08
Racial Minority Senator Gabe Gaskins '08 reported that an event titled "Meet the Senators" will take place next week from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday in the Shapiro Atrium.
Student Union Vice President Alex Braver '09 reported that use of the printers and copy machines in the libraries is now payable with WhoCash.
Union Advocate Brian Paternostro '08 proposed reviving projects taken up by older Union administrations such as establishing a core committee of students to assist the Department of Student Activities in leadership training.
Union Secretary Nelson Rutrick '09 said Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Jean Eddy informed him by e-mail that he could no longer send campuswide e-mail for purposes other than the weekly announcements and elections information.
The Senate dechartered Students for a Free Tibet and Romp magazine.
The Senate approved a bylaw amendment giving the chairperson of the Senate's Social Justice Committee more discretion.
The Senate tabled a bylaw removing the senate's obligation to fund senior programs and the Jr./Sr. formal that are now funded by other departments.
The Senate approved an emergency money resolution of $225 for t-shirts for the sophomore Stein Night on Thursday.
Senator for Charles River Rachel Graham Kagan '09 reported that the Charles River apartments will not be renovated this summer because of financial and time constraints.
Senator for Ziv Quad Justin Sulsky '09 reported that members of the dining committee will take pictures of the Boulevard late at night to make Aramark administrators aware that the dining area is under stocked at that time.
Senator-at-Large Andrew Brooks '09 reported that he will send out a survey, asking students which locations on campus they would prefer for a new flagpole to fly the American flag.
Senator for East Quad Tamar Ariel '10 reported that the University will make infrastructural improvements to the hill next to East Quad.
-Miranda Neubauer
Student Union Vice President Alex Braver '09 reported that use of the printers and copy machines in the libraries is now payable with WhoCash.
Union Advocate Brian Paternostro '08 proposed reviving projects taken up by older Union administrations such as establishing a core committee of students to assist the Department of Student Activities in leadership training.
Union Secretary Nelson Rutrick '09 said Senior Vice President for Students and Enrollment Jean Eddy informed him by e-mail that he could no longer send campuswide e-mail for purposes other than the weekly announcements and elections information.
The Senate dechartered Students for a Free Tibet and Romp magazine.
The Senate approved a bylaw amendment giving the chairperson of the Senate's Social Justice Committee more discretion.
The Senate tabled a bylaw removing the senate's obligation to fund senior programs and the Jr./Sr. formal that are now funded by other departments.
The Senate approved an emergency money resolution of $225 for t-shirts for the sophomore Stein Night on Thursday.
Senator for Charles River Rachel Graham Kagan '09 reported that the Charles River apartments will not be renovated this summer because of financial and time constraints.
Senator for Ziv Quad Justin Sulsky '09 reported that members of the dining committee will take pictures of the Boulevard late at night to make Aramark administrators aware that the dining area is under stocked at that time.
Senator-at-Large Andrew Brooks '09 reported that he will send out a survey, asking students which locations on campus they would prefer for a new flagpole to fly the American flag.
Senator for East Quad Tamar Ariel '10 reported that the University will make infrastructural improvements to the hill next to East Quad.
-Miranda Neubauer
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