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...grant the event a $1000 stipend, on the condition that the Seneca drop its claims as a “host” of the event and became a simple co-sponsor. However, unless the Seneca can prove that it is not the driving force behind this event??and thus that it does not stand to benefit disproportionately from what are supposed to be democratically-distributed student dollars—the full committee of the UC should vote down the $1000 grant on Sunday...
...have signed on as co-sponsors to the event, including the Black Students Association, the Radcliffe Union of Students, and numerous undergraduate advocacy groups. Nevertheless, until FiCom outlined the stipulations of its recommendations, the Seneca persisted in advertising itself as a “host” of the event??rightfully so considering the large amount of work its members put in compared to co-sponsors. However, we are still worried that FiCom is ignoring the Seneca’s obvious heavy involvement in the project. If the coalition of student groups—even including unrecognized student...
...rather her aides, has responded to questions of the legality of her attendance at her son’s wedding by stating that she wishes to ensure that the event remains “low key.” This seems silly, though, when one remembers that no royal event??especially one attended by heartthrob heir Prince William and Prince Harry, a headline-grabber in his own right—is ever...
Financial Committee (FiCom) members Samita A. Mannapperuma ’06 and Parvinder S. Thiara ’07 said that the Seneca presented itself as the main sponsor of the event and that the event??s choice of the Faculty Club, a relatively small venue, is expensive and inappropriate for a campus-wide event...
Fuerza Latina President Felipe A. Tewes ’06 described the speech as a “unique event?? but also one that expressed an important element of the Latin American experience...