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Minority Student Leaders Debate New Funding Rules

Emma Court  —  Apr 17, 2012

The leaders of the largest Black, Asian, Native American and Latino organizations on campus were divided in their reactions to a new system of funding for multicultural student groups. While some described the process of its creation as fair, others expressed grave concerns about the dialogue leading up to its approval.

After Budget Cuts, Club Sports Organize

Emma Court  —  Feb 7, 2012

Monday night marked the first official meeting of the new Club Sports Council, which was formed after significant budget cuts last semester. The council represents 32 teams and about 900 student athletes.

Student Assembly Reduces Size Of Its Own Budget Amid Cuts to Organizations

Sylvia Rusnak  —  Jan 25, 2012

After a tight budget forced the Student Assembly  to deny several student organizations’ requests for increased funding, the S.A. cut its own budget by 10.2 percent. The decision will allow the S.A. to alleviate some of the funding shortfall other organizations face for the next year.

Despite Pleas, S.A. Denies Asian Organization Byline Funding

Akane Otani  —  Nov 11, 2011

The Student Assembly voted to reject the Cornell Asian Pacific Islander Student Union’s appeal for byline funding Thursday in the face of accusations from CAPSU members that doing so amounts to a dismissal of minority groups’ concerns.

Two Years After S.A. Controversy, Cornell Cinema Denied Funding Increase

Kerry Close  —  Nov 2, 2011

Cornell Cinema applied for and did not receive an increase of $1.50 per student in byline funding from the Student Assembly Appropriations Committee for 2012-2013, the S.A. announced Tuesday.

In a Year of Tighter Budgets, SAFC's Expenditures Scrutinized

Jeff Stein and ...  —  Oct 27, 2011

The same semester it nearly halved the funding cap for student groups, the budget for the Student Assembly Finance Commission budget rose by four percent. Thirty-five percent of the SAFC’s budget was used for catered food — an expenditure prohibited by the SAFC’s requirements for the student organizations that it funds.

Letter to the Editor: The wrong vote on Slope Media

Oct 25, 2011

Liana Passantino '11, a former staff member of WVBR, argues that the Student Assembly was wrong to grant byline funding to Slope Media Group.

Students Question Slope Media Funding

Caroline Flax  —  Oct 21, 2011

Several students spoke against Slope Media Group’s approval for byline funding at a Student Assembly meeting Thursday.

Byline Funding Requests Increase by 25 Percent

Kerry Close  —  Sep 21, 2011

Student organizations requested a total of 25 percent more funding for 2012-2014 from the Student Assembly Appropriations Committee than was allocated for 2010-2012.

Student Assembly Postpones Votes on Proposals to Improve Groups' Sustainability

Sam Cross  —  Jan 28, 2011

Representatives debate to require all or only by-line funded student organizations to submit sustainability report.

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