IF YOU LOVE A GOOD CONVENTION…

The Con-Con MascotTonight, your student government held its first

Constitutional Convention,

for and by students. While the key advertisement for the event was the FREE FOOD* we know stayed for the…
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A) sense of community
B) hard-hitting questions
C) strategic planning
D) chance to brush up on concerns pre-elections
E) all of the above
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You came for the e! And I don’t mean drugs, people, but if I did, there’s a student drug amnesty policy in the works in addition to the alcohol amnesty policy that’s already been signed off on and put into action.But moving closer to the point, a bunch of you–about 60–showed up and stayed to talk about the issues that concern you and how those issues can and will impact the student constitution and bill of rights.
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We talked for a bit about how students can be more involved in decisions on the campus, and how one of the first steps in that process is electing the right leaders and making sure that student politics matter. Stopping to think about student government and the changes that we can make to this school isn’t something you should do once a year when you get a pre-election email. It should be an ongoing process, and that’s why we have forums like these–to catalyze discussions about things that matter for CC and for us. To give you a place where you can raise your concerns. Perhaps you think there’s too much meal money wasted at the end of the year? Perhaps you think there’s too much bold in this paragraph? Whatever it is/was/could maybe be one day, we talked about it tonight.

Back to the Full Council, 1/24/2012

We’re back after break! Holla!

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We’re Back! Executive Council Meeting Minutes, 1/23/2012

And so the Executive Council Meets Again….

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Full Council Meeting Minutes from Tuesday, December 6

Well I usually like to start these things with fun facts, but I’m all out of tidbits so pardon the insipidity.

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Full Committee Meeting, Nov. 29

Mmmmmmmmmm. Meeting time.

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Executive Council’s November 28 Meeting Minutes!

Hello everyone!

Welcome back from Thanksgiving! It’s good to be back, isn’t it? Except that, as a senior, whenever I get back from a block break I am unpleasantly reminded that I neglected to buy groceries the last week of the previous block, and the only things left in my refrigerator are hummus and cream cheese. Sigh.

But that’s beside the point. This Monday, we talked about mental health at CC, fees, drugs, Jill’s Kitchen Cabinet, and more! GET MORE EXCITED THAN YOU WERE ON BLACK FRIDAY, because this block we are going to hit the ground running with CCSGA enthusiasm. Get to it!

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Make a Calendar Submission!

http://ccsga.wufoo.com/forms/calendar-submission/

You can’t spell “funded” without “fun,” am I right?

Here’s what your lovable SGA funded this week:

1) $63.86 for Amnesty International’s screening of Defending Women Defending Human Rights on Dec. 10th

2) 3235.00 for Ice Age on Dec. 17th

3) $6700 for Rails and Ales, Dec. 9th

4) $200 for Seth Braley’s Dance Workshop piece

Full Council Meeting 11/15

Hello website readers! Today we met to talk about dialogue, reaching out to student groups, and more.

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What We Funded This Week!

In the spirit of fishnets, reading glasses, and all things transparent, here’s what your loyal SGA funded this week:

$75 for Study Break with Sigma Chi

$1800 for Fashion Show with Sewing Club

$6750 for Psychedelic Bowling with Fiji

$800.38 for Dance party and Workshop with Hip-Hop Club

$200 for Kelly Varian’s Dance workshop performance

So if you need a dolla (or a few hundred), come ask us about it and perhaps we can help you out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2jnF1pOHyw&ob=av2n