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In Photos: SG Candidates

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By Chris Salata
Updated: 2008-04-22

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From left; Connect Four’s VPA candidate Amanda Steele, presidential candidate Anthony Green, and VPSA candidate Kati Proctor. Chris Salata and Chris Salata

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Mid-term report: SG reflects on progress

RSOs review SG’s performance

SGFC funding runs low

SG pushes for revised freshman meal plan

SG slates debate for election

A New Day tops Full Slate Ahead in SG election

Want something done? Don’t ask SG.

Commit Yourselves, SG

SG can do a better job funding our RSOs

Protesters aren’t martyrs, they’re misguided

SG: Leadership, not politics, is what we need

The blue bag recycling program is misguided

SG makes plans for new security commission

RSO funding, elections, and sexual harassment highlight SG meeting

SG Merits Our Attention

SG Preview: Moose Party

SG Preview: The Doomsday Party

SG Preview: Better Slate Than Never

SG slates vie for voters in annual debate

Bad acting, misguided direction leave Hitchhiker's Guide stranded in space

Incumbent wins close SG election

SG is our Advocate

Students gather at Maroon to discuss role of SG

Bowing to SG pressure, Law School joins Graduate Council

SG kicks off new fund

Student groups will explain what matter to them and why in new SG mag

Corporate sponsorship wrong path for SG

Raising the BAR slate victorious in SG election

SGFC considers changes to funding practices

SG elections witness spike in voting

SG calls for RSO media library

Non-members may get to vote in SGFC

SG slate reflects on old ideas, makes new plans

SGFC plans to keep RSOs funded for school year

SGFC allocates funds for student group to purchase 15 teacups

SG's Trustee Speakers Series kicks off with a fireside chat

SGFC spending ill-considered

SGFC runs out of funds for RSOs

Despite restraint, SGFC spends over $240,000

SG prepares for elections

Despite complaints, SG fulfills its promises

SG sanctions unfair

Dropping the ball: '04 SG slates lacking

SG addresses University community

SG pledges more money for RSOs

SG prepares for school year after summer in Chicago

SG debates Red Line van service

SG closer to making Red Line van service a reality

Group of SG officers stands up for Shoreland

Good Lord: Wherever you see it, there's no disguising the quality

Checkerboard protestors misguided

A veil of secrecy over the SGFC

Apathy wins no votes for SG

SG candidates present platforms

SG voting commences

Metamorphosis wins SG election: As voting moves online, participation jumps 28 percent from previous year

Coverage of Sosa cork incident misguided

On ASG and U-Pass

SG elections under way

SG Assembly confirms Odyssey and proposes elimination of SA Court

SG and Campaign to End the Death Penalty sponsor teach-in on racism and alleged torture of "Death Row 10" inmates

SG holds elections for class reps

Students elect SG reps and abolish court

SG proposes new rules for Board liaison

SG debates way to boost student communication

Zimmer: Who is he, and what does he want for the University? Zimmer's "reforms" are misguided

SG elects funding committee

Transportation Office should take SG's lead

SG offers post-finals airport shuttle

SG names recipients of $40k New Initiatives Fund

SG can have its cake and eat it too

Do you know when SG elections are? If not, then maybe you should.

Slate candidates face off in SG Debate

Make Your-SG our SG

SG Election Guide: The Moose Party

SG Election Guide: The Most Known Unknowns

SG Election Guide: Your SG

Your SG wins

Withhold judgment on SG reps

Doty disgusts and delights at MCA

SG selects UnCommon fund recipients

Editorial: Common sense

Uncommon Fund lacks common sense

S.G. seeks Uncommon Fund bids

SG candidates gear up for hotly contested elections

Why coalitions matter

The way forward

Executive slate and liaison candidates debate

SG Guide: One Campus

SG Guide: Connect Four

SG Guide: YEP

SG Guide: Moose Party

Editorial: Executive Slate endorsement

Editorial: Undergraduate Liaison to the Board of Trustees endorsement

Editorial: College Council endorsements

Video: SG Debate

One Campus wins SG election in landslide

Three blind Moose

First-year candidates revving up for today’s SG elections

Four first-years snag College Council seats

Land of the fee

Latkes, hamantashen still polarizing after 62 years

Students and professors complain that Thanksgiving and winter holidays are too close together

Wei Ren, mathematics Ph.D. student, dead at 26

Droprates, GPA rankings fail to determine hardest course

HIV–infected patient sues hospital after transplant

Activists criticize University endowment investments

University bids for $550-million Department of Energy accelerator

Early applications to the College decrease by 15 percent

Michael Lipkin

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Sharat Ganapati

The College received 15 percent fewer early applications than it did during last year’s record-high, according to admissions office figures. Admissions officials attributed the decline to several factors, including the current fiscal crisis and the College’s increased selectivity, a potential deterrent to “casual applicants.”

President Zimmer asks admin for contingency budget cuts

Michael Lipkin

President Robert Zimmer and Provost Thomas Rosenbaum have asked deans and University officers to develop scenarios that decrease spending in their departments by up to nine percent in response to the recent economic downturn.

Economics professor Austan Goolsbee appointed to two Obama committees

Alison Sider

Chicago Booth economics professor and self-proclaimed “Chicago guy” Austan Goolsbee will be leaving Chicago for Washington, D.C., this January, President-elect Barack Obama announced last week. Goolsbee will request a leave of absence from the Chicago Booth, where he has served since 1995.

Students to interview candidates for new safety VP

Louise Lerner

Student Government (SG) is interviewing three final candidates this week for a new administrative position that will take charge of all campus safety and security measures.

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