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Jose elected undergraduate president, Sadykova vice president


Charlie Jose was elected student body president for 2010-11 with 850 votes, 137 more than his opponent Casey Stiteler. Leissan Sadykova was elected vice president with 855, and her opponent Shirley Diaz garnered 198 fewer. Both winners also carried the most votes through last week’s primaries.

WAC Basketball Tournament blog: Day 1


Stay updated with WAC Tournament scores and happenings with up-to-the minute coverage on this blog.

Police Blotter: 3/9/10


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Candidates vie for presidency


Click to read profiles of the candidates for ASUN President

Party, petition advocates to abolish ASUN


Students petted ponies and jumped merrily in bounce houses; they scarfed down free pizza and took turns on a mechanical bull Monday – all in an act of protest. As students enjoyed the festivities, they were given one thing to think about. It was their money that paid for the 191 boxes of pizza, the hours [...]

Online groups fight for colleges


Facebook groups, petitions, angry letters and plans for meetings and rallies sprung up on campus last week as students in more than a dozen programs prepared to fight to keep their majors from being cut. The online groups, with names like “Save CABNR,” gained thousands of members within days, the online petitions already have hundreds of [...]

Governor proposes NSHE changes


LAS VEGAS – In an announcement in Las Vegas last week, Gov. Jim Gibbons expressed his support for measures higher education officials in Nevada have spent years advocating for. After the announcement, those officials praised the plan while Gibbons’ political opponents called it too little too late to help higher education. The plan, which includes proposals [...]

Annual j-week ends after engaging events


Reynolds School of Journalism students had the opportunity to hear from a diverse group of speakers as part of the fourth annual journalism week, titled “Playing With News.”

A new position for an old-time higher ed supporter


LAS VEGAS – Less than a year after Jim Rogers left his job as the chancellor of the Nevada System of Higher Education, he realized he couldn’t stay away.

Regents begin budget discussions


LAS VEGAS – Despite a brief discussion last week on budget issues, decisions on how the Nevada System of Higher Education will handle a 6.9 percent decrease in state funding will have to wait until at least April.

News Brief: Sierra Spirit to extend hours during WAC tournament play


The Sierra Spirit will extend its hours for evenings during the Western Athletic Conference Tournament  from Wednesday to Saturday at Lawlor Events Center. The Spirit will run until 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, until midnight Friday and until 10 p.m. Saturday. Related Posts:Pack still adjusting since move to WACSports briefsPack picked to finish second in WAC Men’s [...]

Sorority holds tasty fundraiser for charity


Members of Sigma Kappa raised more than $8,000 for Alzheimer’s disease at their annual SKetti Night on Saturday. The event included all-you-can-eat spaghetti and breadsticks for the price of $5 and served more than 1,500 students. In addition to unlimited spaghetti, the event had music provided by a live DJ and a raffle. Laurel Cooney, an 18-year-old [...]

News Brief: UNR psychologist to hold stress classes for local teachers


A stress-management program designed by a University of Nevada, Reno psychologist is available to employees in Nevada’s K-12 schools over the Web.

Campus Events: March 9 to 14


TUESDAY/9 In Search of Environmentalism When: 7:30-8:30 p.m. Where: Room 101, Reynolds School of Journalism The Academy for the Environment and the Department of History will sponsor a lecture from environmental studies expert Dr. Frank Uekoetter. Uekoetter, deputy director of  the Rachel Carson Center at the Deutsches Museum in Munich, Germany, will give his presentation titled “In Search [...]

Teacher trio plays new album


When David Ake, Larry Engstrom and Peter Epstein took the stage Friday night, almost total silence descended upon the room at the Steinway Piano Gallery. Lights dimmed throughout the Steinway Piano Gallery as Ake, the pianist, lightly touched a key, letting the audience know that the performance had begun. The music filled the room with [...]

SAIWI to send members to Kenya, Guatemala


The Student Association for International Water Issues (SAIWI) will host its seventh annual African Benefit Dinner 6 p.m. March 19 at Idlewild Park in order to raise money for SAIWI members to visit Kenya and Guatemala for community service projects.

Ponies, mechanical bulls and more at Abolish ASUN event


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Sagebrush endorsement interview with Casey Stiteler


Click here to listen to Stiteler’s endorsement interview with The Nevada Sagebrush staff. Related Posts:Editorial: Solid plans vital for student gov’t officeSagebrush endorsement interview with Charlie JoseSagebrush endorsement interview with Shirley DiazSagebrush endorsement interview with Leissan SadykovaVandalism diverts political discussion

Sagebrush endorsement interview with Charlie Jose


Click here to listen to Jose’s endorsement interview with The Nevada Sagebrush staff. Related Posts:Editorial: Solid plans vital for student gov’t officeSagebrush endorsement interview with Casey StitelerSagebrush endorsement interview with Shirley DiazSagebrush endorsement interview with Leissan SadykovaCampaigning begins on campus

Sagebrush endorsement interview with Shirley Diaz


Click here to listen to Shirley Diaz’s endorsement interview with The Nevada Sagebrush staff. Related Posts:Editorial: Solid plans vital for student gov’t officeSagebrush endorsement interview with Casey StitelerSagebrush endorsement interview with Charlie JoseSagebrush endorsement interview with Leissan SadykovaASUN elections run smoothly, not perfectly