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Senators unanimously approve the free print funding request. Photo by Jeremy Collard

SG committee approves $21,678 from student fees for free printing

Jeremy Collard • Nov 17, 2015
25 free prints will be loaded directly onto every student’s Osprey One Card at a cost of $.08 per copy.
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Guns on campus vote stirs up Senate meeting

Guns on campus vote stirs up Senate meeting

Jeremy Collard • Nov 10, 2015
Senators discussed fall election results at the Nov. 9 meeting, including the controversial issue of allowing concealed carry on campus.
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Budget and Allocations Committee holds discussion on Nov. 2. Photo by Jeremy Collard

SG committees expand Sawmill Slough Preserve, talk free printing

Jeremy Collard • Nov 3, 2015
During the Nov. 2 committee meetings, senators met to discuss the possible expansion of UNF’s nature preserve and announced a funding request for a free printing program this spring.
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SG General Election results find students against guns on campus

SG General Election results find students against guns on campus

Jeremy Collard • Oct 29, 2015
There were a total of 1,004 votes cast on the plebiscite, with 512 votes cast in opposition to concealed carry.
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Senate President Chase Baker observes senators in discussion. Photo by Michael Herrera

Senate places power in the hands of the students, passes elections commissioner referendum

Jeremy Collard • Oct 13, 2015
If the bill passes in the general election, it will make sure the elections commissioner can only be removed from office by referendum.
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The Public Relations Student Society of America went before Budget and Allocations Committee (BAC) with a travel request that will enable members to attend a convention in Atlanta, GA. Photo by Jeremy Collard

SG committee acts on legislation shifting election commissioner protections, other business attended to

Jeremy Collard • Oct 6, 2015
Osprey Voice results and travel grants were also discussed.
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Three new senators and two justices were sworn in by the Chief Justice. Photo by Jeremy Collard

SG lobbying efforts to address guns on campus, two associate justices three senators sworn in at Senate meeting

Jeremy Collard • Sep 28, 2015
Former SG President Matt Brockleman will also lobby for state funding to renovate buildings three and four, says VP Jordan Wilson.
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Senators reviewing the meeting’s agenda. Photo by Michael Herrera

Six SG candidates await appointment, $2,402 approved in travel requests

Jeremy Collard • Sep 21, 2015
The candidates will finalize their appointments at SG’s next Senate meeting.
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Jordan Wilson, Justin Dato, and Glehn Von Loh swearing in to their student government positions. Photo by Michael Herrera

Senate appoints new SG vice president and three senators

Jeremy Collard • Sep 14, 2015
Sixteen senators unanimously approved Vice President Jordan Wilson's appointment.
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SG Committees forward VP and five senator appointments to Senate, pass $8,180 request for Wellness Center

SG Committees forward VP and five senator appointments to Senate, pass $8,180 request for Wellness Center

Jeremy Collard • Aug 31, 2015
The senate will vote to place Jordan Wilson in office as student body vice president on Sept. 14.
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Opinion: Elected representatives taking advantage of students’ summertime absence

Opinion: Elected representatives taking advantage of students’ summertime absence

Cassidy Alexander • Aug 26, 2015
Over the summer, a nearly empty Student Government passed several expensive bills on a nearly empty campus. Why are our leaders being so sneaky?
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Student Body President steps down after three months in office

Student Body President steps down after three months in office

Lydia Moneir • Jul 28, 2015
Student Body President Shomari Gloster announced in a brief all-student email that he stepped down and his vice president was sworn in.
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