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Nick Pellitta, chairman of the Rutgers University Student Assembly Allocations Board, takes last night’s meeting to announce the assembly’s allocations for student organizations in the coming year.
Nick Pellitta is also on the Allocations Board and said that the committee allocates organizations money based on how ambitious and fundable their costs are. They then apply a percentage cut to all budgets so that they fit into the overall budget.
Viktor Krapivin is the Elections Committee chairman for the Rutgers University Student Assembly. He contributed to the assembly’s report along with the appeals process that underwent this year’s election.
Protesters from activist organizations on and off campus took to the Board of Governor’s meeting at Winants Hall yesterday in support of higher minimum wages, fair faculty contracts and non-privatized health care, among other concerns.
Chi Psi placed as this year’s highest earning fraternity and had one of its members placed as the highest individual earner at Dance Marathon. They are just one of many greek life organizations that contribute to the event year after year.
Evan Covello, now former Rutgers University Student Assembly president, has officially passed the gavel to Suzanne Link, presidential candidate for One Rutgers and the assembly’s newest president.
On March 18, Stephon Clark was shot by Sacramento Police officers in his backyard. Clark was thought to possess a weapon which later turned out to be his cell phone. In memoriam of his death and other lives taken by police shootings, a vigil was held at Brower Commons.
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton sits down with Director of Eagleton Institute of Politics Ruth B. Mandel in front of more than 5,000 members of the Rutgers community to answer questions about her political career among other subjects.
Kevin Pitt, director of the Office of Student Conduct, speaks at the RUSA meeting and presents future changes to the department’s policies, including a more streamlined approach to student discipline that, if ratified, will be in effect on July 1.
