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USG and SAB: Budgets and Cuts

This year’s Undergraduate Student Government budget has shown a relinquishing of the budget cuts that consumed almost every club during last year’s budget allocating. Almost every club received a small increase in their fun...

by Olivia Burne

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The Poor Problem

Tavis Smiley and Cornel West, authors of The Rich and the Rest of US: A Poverty Manifesto, said on April 26 on the Staller Center Main Stage that they are “unapologetically old school.” “We never know our life’s chances...

by Nicole Kohn

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Runoffs Wrap Up USG Elections

The online polls on SOLAR closed Friday afternoon, April 26, signaling the end of the runoff election process for Stony Brook University’s Undergraduate Student Government. The runoff elections occurred as a result of none of...

by Tom Johnson

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USG Electionz: Winnerz, Loserz and Runoffz

By Jodie Mann, Priscila Korb & Beatrice Vantapool As the academic year draws to a close, the Undergraduate Student Government prepares for a new beginning. Anna Lubitz, a sophomore biology major and music minor, was ...

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Inside the Minds of the 2012 USG Candidates

The Press reached out to all candidates running for USG officer positions this spring via the emails made available by the USG Elections Board. The ensuing compilation of responses are of those candidates who responded. The Pre...

by The Stony Brook Press

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National Tourney Grants Deemed Unconstitutional

Over 50 students crowded into a small conference room on the third floor of the SAC on March 28 to protest the removal of the act allowing sports clubs to apply for a grant to cover the costs of participating in national tourna...

by Carol Moran

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