Council Spots Split Between SP, OPP Evenly

After a short delay, the complete results of the Associated Students Spring Election are in, with Students' Party and the Open People's Party sharing the A.S. Legislative Council with 12 seats each.
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Voters Elect Brower, Taylor Into Office

Open People's Party candidates Stephanie Brower and Ian Taylor won the only two contested executive officer positions yesterday, yet most of the results for Associated Students Legislative Council sti...
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Leg Council Backs Nuclear Oversight Committee

With 1,000 paper cranes as well as 50 students in attendance, the Associated Students Legislative Council passed two bills and three resolutions last night.
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Finance Board Grants Campus Groups’ Requests for Funds

At a relatively brief one-hour meeting yesterday, the Associated Students Finance Board distributed $36,311 among eight organizations.
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Undergrad, Grad Students To Vote on Lock-in Fees

Students voting in the rapidly approaching Spring Election may notice this quarter's ballot features only fee reaffirmations - no new or increased fees - alongside candidates for Associated Students o...
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A.S. Passes Virginia Tech Bill, Denies 9/11 Forum

At a three-hour Associated Student Legislative Council meeting, members passed three resolutions and one bill, but did not approve plans to set up a nuclear oversight committee or an academic forum to...
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A.S. Candidates Discuss Funding, Policy

In front of yet another small audience, the three candidates for Associated Students president debated such topics as the party system, fiscal accountability and the need for A.S. experience.
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A.S. Funds Revived IFC Fight Night

The Associated Students Finance Board distributed $54,985.06 last night to 15 groups, including the Inter-Fraternity Council, which has promised to overtake and revamp the recently cancelled charity, ...
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Leggies Table Proposal for 9/11 Investigation

Associated Students Legislative Council passed one bill and one resolution during its two-hour meeting, and held a brief discussion about the "anomalies" of 9/11.
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A.S. Presidential Hopefuls Debate at MCC

The three Associated Students presidential candidates met under the same roof yesterday at a sparsely attended forum where they answered questions on topics ranging from fiscal responsibility to the c...
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A.S. Pays for Graduation Ceremonies

Associated Students Finance Board distributed $84,827.98 among 18 student groups at last night's three-hour long meeting, amid confusion over the board's funding policies.
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Campaign Season Begins for Student Government Offices

For the next three weeks, campus will be besieged by posters and flyers calling for students' votes - the 2007 campuswide election season has begun.
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Free Weekend Parking to Disappear

Students may lose the $3.33 per quarter deal for night and week parking privileges next year, as an Associated Students Legislative Council vote last night may force Transportation & Parking Services ...
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A.S. Finance Board Passes Funding Requests Amid Controversy

The Associated Students Finance Board began Spring Quarter by distributing $38,433 among five organizations and setting aside $88,000 for next year's budget reserves.
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Leg Council Finances New A.S. Newsletter

The Associated Students Legislative Council volleyed arguments last night over funding allocations, while passing one bill and two resolutions, as well as approving some internal member changes.
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