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AAS rejects referendum on Spring Formal

During the ensuing discussion the school-wide vote was changed to be called a survey. Davis also favored instituting a policy of holding a referendum, which would be non-binding, on every allotment of 20 percent or more of the AAS budget. Flood, the primary organizer of the Formal, responded to Davis’

331 students elect Park in run-off for AAS President

Park plans to address many of the important issues he mentioned in this campaign. “Ryan and I have discussed his plans for the remainder of the semester, and it’s clear that he will be taking a pro active approach to the job,” said AAS Vice President Bob Razavi ’03.

National College Democrats elect Geldon '04 to VP spot

“The College Democrats of America aims to energize and mobilize students across the country by building membership and providing resources to students for effective organizing,” said Geldon. “Also, CDA aims to empower students by increasing their influence in the Democratic Party and making sure the issues they care about are

News Briefs

IOM increases efforts to end slave-like child labor in Ghana: Air Force tests the biggest conventional bomb ever built: The Air Force tested a 21,000-lb. conventional bomb yesterday at Eglin Air Force Base in northeastern Florida in a bid to gear up the military for a possible confrontation in

Crime Log

February 4, 2003 February 4, 2003 3:06 a.m., Jenkins Dormitory: An officer responded to a noise complaint regarding a first-floor suite. 3:06 a.m., Jenkins Dormitory: February 5, 2003 February 5, 2003 February 5, 2003 1:17 a.m., Hamilton House: Officers responded to a noise complaint.

Shea reports to faculty on financial liabilities

Shea began his presentation after President Tom Gerety prefaced it with statements regarding the heart of the “health care benefit question.” Gerety brought up issues of sustainability. “Is this a sensible set of benefits such that we can sustain them?” he said. Gerety stressed the importance of having realistic and

Crime Log

December 8, 2002 12:36 a.m., Crossett Dormitory: Campus police received several complaints about disturbances and unauthorized parties. Officers closed down a party in the basement and worked to clear all non-residents out of the common areas. 12:36 a.m., Crossett Dormitory: 12:36 a.m., Crossett Dormitory: