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Every group sending out so many emails lowers the probability that each email will be read and runs the risk of alienating potential event attendees. Additionally, this type of publicizing often depends on students planning their schedules weeks or days in advance. Many students take things day-by-day and will go to events whenever they have time; because list-serves aren’t personalized to ad hoc schedules, emails can be completely ineffective when students delete them days before the event happens. Often, students only find out about interesting events the morning after they happen...
...Speaker” to “Cultural Dance Party”—they want to attend whenever their individual schedules will permit. However, they are not enough. The University should actively work with the UC—which has already taken some initiative—to take additional steps to make the improved events calendar more interactive and personalized...
...Fencing, it’s a long road,” Brand said. “You take any little gain you can build on and hope that the person has learned something and will get stronger as the season continues...
...will be a working process and dialogue [with the administration],” Hysen said, noting that the UC hopes to encourage the College to increase the number of students granted housing during J-term so that they can take advantage of potential opportunities on campus next year...
...Unfortunately, we just played two of the three periods to our capabilities,” Biega said. “We’ll take it for experience and hopefully move on from...