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Senate meeting scheduled Friday
Issue date: 10/4/07 Section: News
Friday's meeting of the Student Senate may be a relatively brief affair as the senators consider three constitutions and consider two financial requests.
Student Government member Ryan Watson, who addressed both the Senate and the Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees two weeks ago on the issues of plagiarism and student socialism, is expected to address the Senate again during the open forum, though this time on a positive issue, Student Government Secretary Bonnie Farrington said.
The Student Organization for Sustainability, a group dedicated to improving recycling and more energy-efficient buildings on campus, will ask the Senate for an allocation of $150. The Senate approved the group's constitution at its Aug. 24th meeting.
The Veterans Students Association, a group dedicated to helping student veterans and veterans in the surrounding area, will ask the Senate to approve its constitution, as will the Racquetball Club and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers at SIUE.
The Student Senate meeting will begin at 2 p.m. in the Morris University Center's International Room.
Student Government member Ryan Watson, who addressed both the Senate and the Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees two weeks ago on the issues of plagiarism and student socialism, is expected to address the Senate again during the open forum, though this time on a positive issue, Student Government Secretary Bonnie Farrington said.
The Student Organization for Sustainability, a group dedicated to improving recycling and more energy-efficient buildings on campus, will ask the Senate for an allocation of $150. The Senate approved the group's constitution at its Aug. 24th meeting.
The Veterans Students Association, a group dedicated to helping student veterans and veterans in the surrounding area, will ask the Senate to approve its constitution, as will the Racquetball Club and the Society of Manufacturing Engineers at SIUE.
The Student Senate meeting will begin at 2 p.m. in the Morris University Center's International Room.
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