StuCo proposes publishing minutes and exams on-line
Reporting about the SGA, not a record of it: The Johns Hopkins News-Letter published this and the SGA did not write it, file it, or approve it. The archive holds it because the article itself uses the phrase “student council”.
Summary
- This Johns Hopkins News-Letter article covers Student Council election results and proposals discussed at a council meeting.
- The News-Letter reported that the Class of 2005 election winners included President Ben Radel, Vice President Megan Coe, Secretary/Treasurer Shannon Chang and Representatives Charles Reiner, Morgan MacDonald and Manu Shima; Fahad Khan said campaign videos attracted more attention, while Erika Stoddard reported 47 percent freshman turnout.
- The paper reported that Senior Class President Steve Goutman called for more detailed minutes and suggested publishing them online, saying they should show future students what the council had done.
- The article says Anuj Mittal announced plans to find a diversity committee chair and start a student council newsletter; Mittal said the newsletter needed editors.
- The reporter writes that the Academic Affairs committee was working to make four years of exams available to students and was preparing a petition for more security call boxes.
- According to the article, Homewood Student Affairs was surveying students about Saturday brunch at Wolman and seeking lower prices at Levering Market because students could no longer use meal equivalency there.
- The article adds that HOP offered 100 $35 tickets, including transportation, for a Nov. 20 basketball game; students were also pursuing free MICA art classes, and the Class of 2004 was drafting a social-events calendar.