Although his arrival wasn’t officially connected to Stony Brook’s Earthstock festival, scientist and television personality Bill Nye was the perfect speaker to end the campus’s week of environmental education. On April 19, 2013, the USG Lecture Series presented a talk…
In the Feb. 19 issue of The Stony Brook Press an article re- garding a survey scandal at USG was published. In the wake of the publication of this article, numerous actions have taken place. One such action included the…
USG unanimously approved a fall budget revision on Oct. 18 that added funding to fifteen on-campus clubs and organizations, and an additional $18,000 to the Student Activities Board budget. SAB, the USG-funded agency responsible for large-scale events on campus, like…
The changes to the Student Activities Board bylaws proposed by Undergraduate Student Government Sentator Kenneth Myers on Oct. 2 have been approved. Under the new bylaws, the name of SPA was changed to ASAB—Agency of the Student Activities Board—the SAB…
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 funding, while some, like the Fine Arts…
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The Undergraduate Student Government’s event planning organization, the Student Activities Board, is responsible for roughly $534,000 of student money, and yet it has proven for the second year in a row that it is fiscally irresponsible. Last year’s SAB grossly…
The Student Activities Board (SAB), the event-‐planning wing of the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) that is now equipped with a $534,887 budget, is clearly adept at putting on successful campus events. The White Panda concert last Friday proved that SAB’s…