Student Government
Senators, students discuss controversial UN war crimes report
The Senate chambers were a bit more crowded than usual Tuesday night when about 30 students stuffed into rows and crowded the aisles to discuss an upcoming resolution regarding a report on last winter's Gaza conflict.
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November 04
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SG president receives oar trophy for UF football win
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UF students walked away with more than just a win after Saturday's game. They also got a 10-foot oar carved from a 1,000-year-old cypress tree.
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UF and Georgia student body presidents to battle for huge paddle
- Updated: 10/30/2009
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Student Body President Jordan Johnson said an anonymous donor presented him with a 10-foot-long oar to heat up the rivalry between UF and the University of Georgia.
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Immokalee workers gain support of Student Senate
- Updated: 10/28/2009
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A resolution supporting a one-cent pay increase for Immokalee workers passed 57-19 in the Student Senate on Wednesday. The workers pick tomatoes used by Aramark, UF's food provider.
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- Students may pay for Reitz renovations
- Updated: 10/21/2009
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A proposed Reitz Union renovation plan to remove asbestos and replace lighting and plumbing lines could be funded through a new student fee.
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- Student Senate bill may double fee SG pays to UF
- Updated: 10/20/2009
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A Student Senate bill could double the amount Student Government pays UF for services.
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Student Government bill could give UF $300K for administrative fees
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Senators discussed a bill Tuesday night that would double the administrative fee Student Government pays to UF.
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- SG minority parties look to the future after election
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With new senators installed and the Unite Party maintaining the majority of the Student Senate, leaders of both minority parties have said their work for the semester is just beginning.
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- SG holds grand opening for Hub's extended hours
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The Hub's extended hours may have gone into effect last week, but the study party continues tonight with giveaways from Starbucks and Gator Dining.
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Senators say farewell, welcome newly elected members
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Senate rocked to a new beat Tuesday night when new senators were sworn in and old senators said goodbye.
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Correction
In Monday's edition of the Alligator, an article incorrectly stated that there are 30 members of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. In fact, …
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October 27
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