NEWS
Monday, March 22, 2004
The activists responsible for the protest at last week's Regents' meeting are planning a major organizing meeting for the loose coalition of people and organizations united in their dissatisfaction with changes made within the administration's division of Student Affairs:The Regents meeting was a success! Now, come and determine the future of Student Services at your University!
Monday, March 22nd
G115 Angell Hall
9 pm
Bring your energy, your time, and your friends.
As students, we deserve a voice. Come claim it.
For details, see below.
This collective encompasses students involved with sexual assault awareness and counseling; the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied community; Greek organizations; an annual Native American celebration; and concerned about campus hate crimes, a deteriorating multicultural center, drops in students of color admissions, and a lack of certain
ethnic-specific coordinators at the campusÂ’s only student-serving multi-ethnic office.
The Office of Student Affairs clearly does not have the studentsÂ’ best interests in mind. Below are eight major issues on "The Student Agenda".
> Read my take on the budget "crisis"
> What is the "Student Agenda"?
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