CJC
Deliberation Continues Over Code of Conduct Changes
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Discussions surrounding the evidentiary standards within Cornell’s code of conduct carried on in a Tuesday Undergraduate Assembly meeting.
accountability
EDITORIAL: How to Fix Cornell’s Least-Liked Organization
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If you want to make a club treasurer flinch, you need only whisper the letters S-A-F-C. The Student Activities Funding Commission is the student-run organization that acts as a gatekeeper for over 500 Cornell clubs’ funding. And it is among the most bemoaned bureaucratic hoops on campus. Complaints range from nitpicky rule enforcement to perverse incentives. Some gripe that applying for SAFC funding involves far too many fine details — which, if done improperly, can give the SAFC a reason to pull funds.
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From Unsuccessful Candidate to President-Elect, Joe Anderson ’20 Has Big Plans for the Student Assembly
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As the clock tower bells chimed over a sunny Arts Quad, Student Assembly president-elect Joe Anderson ’20 sat down with The Sun to talk about presidential victory, funding reform, administration on campus, and his vision for the Assembly’s role in it all.
Elections
S.A. Election Results: Joe Anderson ’20 Elected President, Cat Huang ’21 to Be Executive Vice President
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After three days of voting, Cornell’s undergraduates elected Joe Anderson ’20 as the next Student Assembly president. Voters also elected Cat Huang ’21, current S.A. transfer representative, as Executive Vice President, the position currently held by Anderson.