Court supports veto, Big Event allocated $6,000
Constitutional Court has declared Senate’s Nov. 5 veto constitutional, giving Senate the go-ahead to vote and allocate $6,000 toward The Big Event.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Shannon Schneider
Don’t stress over gifts this season
Some say it’s the thought that counts. Others think quality over quantity. Some just say ‘screw it.’
When it comes to gift-giving, each of us have our chosen method. Some of us shop throughout the year and snag gifts when we see them, stowing them away for the holiday season. Others fly by the seat of their pants (and let’s be honest, our wallets) and wind up giving friends and family an assortment of items found in the $5 clearance section at Target.
Read MoreSenate delays Big Event vote another week
Senate motioned to delay voting on The Big Event budget another week to hear the Constitutional Court’s verdict on Nov. 9’s veto.
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Senate pushes Big Event vote to Monday
After weeks of discussion, Senate motioned to delay the vote for The Big Event budget until Monday, Nov. 26.
Read MoreSenate votes to investigate Big Event budget veto
Senators voted unanimously to send last week’s minutes to Constitutional Court in lieu of cloudy by-laws and questions involving The Big Event budget’s veto.
Read MoreRespect veterans today and every day
When soldiers returning from the Vietnam War stepped off plane stairs and onto American soil, there weren’t throngs of citizens with arms wide open shouting “welcome home!”
Instead, the picture looked like this: angry protesters stood where, normally, smiling faces would have been. They shouted obscenities, called the troops “baby killers” and even spat on them. Some didn’t wear their medals for years for fear of public backlash.
CAB to host leadership training
CAB Adviser and Student Activities Coordinator Megan Northrup announced CAB’s leadership training will be held Saturday, Nov. 3, from 1-4 p.m., in the Ballroom. The free event is open to all clubs and students who wish to gain leadership skills.
Read MoreSpending restrictions on horizon for clubs
CAB Adviser and Student Activities Coordinator Megan Northrup announced that CAB will be restricted on spending.
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To wear or not to wear: Adult halloween costumes
Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and … a sexy witch costume?
Now that we’re in the spooky month, we can expect to see a slew of Halloween decorations filling the shelves and selling out just as quickly. Of these items, adult costumes are at the top, meaning more adults are getting in on the festivities.
Read MoreCAB hosts mandatory accounting training for clubs
CAB Chair Kimberly Hernandez announced CAB organizational accounting training is scheduled for 11 a.m., today in the Student Center.
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