If I had a million dollars, I’d buy you a house. If we had $100,000 dollars, we could buy us: – Brandeis 10-Member Delegation to Rwanda – New Weight Room in Gosman Athletic Center – One-Day Carnival – Peace and Social Justice Week – Radio Transmitter for WBRS – Renovation of Chums – Sexually Transmitted [...]
I recieved an email from newly appointed Chief Justice Rachel Kagan early this morning. Basically, it says that the UJ will hear Brooks’ case before the end of the semester, probably tomorrow. It also names Kaamilla and Noam as defendants in addition to Nelson Rutrick in his capacity as elections commissioner. Both Brooks’ original compaint [...]
On Friday, April 11, then-Student Union President Shreeya Sinha wrote a campus-wide email soliciting ideas on how to spend the approximately $100,000 it had accumulated in roll-over funds. Well, the proposals have been submitted, and we’ll all be able to vote on how to spend the money from noon today to noon Thursday. While I [...]
Sorry to be a hypocrite and add another post on this tired and beaten subject, but some clarifications on stuff people seem to be confused about… From the Student Union Bylaws: Should a candidate be disqualified during balloting, the election shall be voided and a new election for that position shall be held. Should a [...]
So some folks doing a journalism project made themselves a blog. Welcome! It’s called “Unto Its Innermost Parts“? Scandal! You know what they say, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery; looks like our influence is spreading. Seriously though, welcome y’all. U-IP, as I call them, is the web presence of a radio show. They [...]
Three Rutgers students have been issued summons to appear in the illustrious courts of my home state of NJ because of their efforts in organizing a walk-out last month against the Iraq war. From the NJ Star Ledger: Three Rutgers University students who participated last month in the annual walk-out against the Iraq War, where [...]
