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Letter to the editor


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Study spaces inadequate Imagine it’s a Friday night and you have a major project due the following week. Though most of your friends are planning to take the night off, you make the responsible choice to study for the evening. There’s only one problem: Every library on campus is either closed or overcrowded. Though Leavey […]

USG resolution to recommend more designated smoking areas, enforcement


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Undergraduate Student Government formally joined the debate over establishing a smoke-free campus Tuesday with the introduction of a senate resolution that recommends adding more designated smoking areas in addition to clearly marking them and enforcing them. The resolution, which was authored by Greek Senator Andres Guarnizo and Residential Senator Marissa Roy, will be voted on […]

Signing up


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Undergraduate Student Government Director of Communications Sabina Suri tells students about the responsibilities of committee members and senators’ senior aides. USG gave potential applicants free ice cream as they handed out applications Tuesday.

Ronald Tutor Campus Center Day celebrated for first time


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Student Affairs and the Undergraduate Student Government jointly held Ronald Tutor Campus Center Day for the first time Thursday. USG passed a resolution to make the first Thursday of every fall semester Ronald Tutor day, since the building had its grand opening on the first Thursday of the Fall 2010 semester. Patrick Bailey, Senior Associate […]