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The Cost for CASA
The portfolio is now financially robust, but the AMS should still think long and hard about financing their priorities, which need to become provincial lobbying.
Headlines for Hacks, March 2011
Student Evaluations of Teaching case rejected by supreme court. UNA by-laws still unenforceable. UBC to NCAA a done deal? CASA AGM at UBC. UBC Votes. Point Grey By-election.
AMS Referendum Results
The question everyone was waiting for: The fee changes passed by 52%.
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Fee Referendum*
*But weren’t told by the people who stand to gain from it.
New Developments in the War on Fun
Recent changes to laws surrounding Special Occasion Licences are both illogical and potentially devastating to the AMS.
Brian Sullivan to Step Down as VP Students
At last Wednesday’s meeting of the UBC Vancouver Senate, President Toope made the unexpected announcement that Brian Sullivan, UBC’s VP Students since 1999, would be stepping down on March 18, 2011
New Tuition Policy Question Added To AMS Referenda
New Tuition Policy Question Added To AMS Referenda
The Upcoming Referenda: Why you should care about more than just the U-Pass
No other (public) university student union in BC allows its Council to seal records at the policy level. If this change goes through as currently drafted, the AMS could become the least open university student society in BC.
UBC Expands First Year Housing Guarantee
SHHS Expands First Year Housing Guarantee
BoG Forces Sauder to Repay $2M to Students
Two weeks ago, no one knew a Phase 3 of Sauder renovations existed. Construction will be starting in April. While it’s going forward, it has significantly eroded the Board’s trust in Dan Muzyka. But it’s commerce students who should feel most betrayed. They were swindled out of millions.
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