Posts Tagged ‘Eli Reilly’
Associated Students of the University of Nevada President Eli Reilly will give a State of the Association speech this week. The speech will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Great Room on the fourth floor of the Joe Crowley Student Union.
“Just like any state-of-the-anything speech, it’s going to be a general overview,” Reilly [...]
Tags: ASUN, Eli Reilly, State of teh ASUN
Posted in ASUN, News
Although contributing to the Haiti relief effort may seem impossible when contemplating how to scrape together enough pennies for school books, University of Nevada, Reno students can still make a difference.
If everyone donated just $1 to the earthquake victims in Haiti, UNR would contribute almost $17,000 to the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.
So far, [...]
Tags: Eli Reilly, Gracie Geremia, Haiti, charity, staff editorial
Posted in Perspectives
Student leaders finally decided to represent the student body this week when they indefinitely postponed a proposal to implement a $75 university fee.
It took several protesting students, but now the government has enough time to do what they should have initially done — put the fee proposal to a student vote.
Undergraduate President Eli Reilly’s Joint [...]
Tags: ASUN, Eli Reilly, Joint Vision Plan, staff editorial
Posted in Perspectives
University of Nevada, Reno school officials were placed under intense scrutiny by animal rights activists and the United States Food and Drug Administration after adding wolf blood to all food on campus starting last Friday. The Associated Students of the University of Nevada members and school officials enacted a school law that required any food [...]
Tags: Casey Durkin, Eli Reilly, Wolf AIDS, Wolf blood, school spirit
Posted in Perspectives
“I thought college was where you learned to think for yourself.”
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Tags: Editorial Cartoon, Eli Reilly, Jett Chapman
Posted in Editorial Cartoons, Perspectives
More than half of a new $75 fee would go toward services already offered by the student government if a eight-year plan for the future is followed directly.
Tags: ASUN, Eli Reilly
Posted in ASUN, News, Student Life
The student senate will hear, and possibly attempt to override, a veto from Associated Students of the University of Nevada President Eli Reilly at their meeting Wednesday.
Tags: Eli Reilly, Gracie Geremia, Sarah Ragsdale
Posted in ASUN, News
The student government will release a plan for its future as well as that of the university later this semester, according to student officers. The plan, released by the Associated Students of the University of Nevada every eight years, is described as “a vision of the university in 2017,†ASUN President Eli Reilly said.
Tags: ASUN, Eli Reilly, Gracie Geremia, student government
Posted in ASUN, News
With so many new faces and places, college can be a scary start for an incoming freshman. At the University of Nevada, Reno, faculty and student leaders work for you. Here's a guide to the most important people around campus and what they can do for you while you are part of the Wolf Pack.
Tags: Adam Garcia, Cary Groth, Eli Reilly, Marc Johnson, Milton Glick
Posted in ASUN, Administration, News
Student Body President Eli Reilly released his executive budget and planned cabinet nominations for the 2009-10 academic year Wednesday. Included in the budget is a reduction to the funding for Insight Magazine, however not enough to force the publication online-only.
The money to keep Insight came from a $7,000 error in an early draft of the budget's original estimation of the executive budget as well as other areas where Reilly “was able to shave some things off.â€
Tags: ASUN, ASUN Senate, Eli Reilly, budget
Posted in ASUN, Breaking News, News, News CP
Students from Nevada universities and colleges plan to gather Thursday to rally in Carson City against the proposed budget cuts. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the College of Southern Nevada and Nevada State College asked University of Nevada, Reno students to participate in an e-mail from Michael Flores.
Tags: ASUN, Carson City, Eli Reilly, Jim Gibbons, Milton Glick, Rally, Reno, UNR, budget cuts, nevada
Posted in News, Student Life
After Governor Jim Gibbon's proposed 49 percent cut from the University of Nevada, Reno, student government officials said their attention was turned to fighting the budget cuts. With the budget taking an unexpected priority, officials said some of their platform points were unmet due to a lack of time and money.
Tags: ASUN Senate, Eli Reilly, Michael Cabrera
Posted in ASUN, News
Although his first term was dedicated to traditional students, President Eli Reilly said if reelected, he will fight to keep tuition low and endorse financial help for nontraditional and low-income students.
Tags: ASUN, ASUN elections, Eli Reilly
Posted in 2009 ASUN Elections, ASUN, News
The student senate unanimously appointed Alejandra Reyes as the new secretary at its weekly meeting Wednesday. The senate has been operating without an official secretary since Caitlin Gunn resigned in October.
The appointment comes after the student government found itself operating illegally because the senate did not present 11 bills passed since April to the president. Reilly was presented one bill last week, a revised version of the judicial council code passed in December, which he signed into law Friday. As of Monday evening, Reilly had not been presented any of the other 10 bills which authorize the spending of more than $100,000 of student money.
Tags: ASUN, ASUN Senate, Alejandra Reyes, Eli Reilly, Sandy RodrÃguez
Posted in ASUN, News
If the student government doesn’t spend about $72,000 to pay for Campus Escort next year, the program could be cut, university officials said.
The Associated Students of the University of Nevada will receive about $200,000 more in student fees next year, as approved by the Board of Regents in April 2008. Students will be charged $5 [...]
Tags: ASUN, Campus Escort, Eli Reilly, Jerry Marczynski
Posted in ASUN, News, Student Life
Additional course fees and student tutors are among the options to bring back the Math and Writing centers, student body president Eli Reilly said. A committee to reinstate the centers, which started in December, is scheduled to present different solutions to Provost Marc Johnson in May.
Students enrolled in 100-level English and math classes, however, will still be eligible for tutoring next fall. All 100-level math courses will charge a $15 course fee starting in the fall, giving students access to the Math Center for the semester. Students in 100-level English courses will have free access to writing tutors.
Tags: ASUN, Eli Reilly, Marc Johnson, Math Center, Student Fees, Writing Center, tutoring
Posted in ASUN, Administration, Budget Crisis, News, Student Life
Student government candidates rely on the Internet more than ever before, a tactic that parallels the campaigns of President Barack Obama and other successful candidates in November's elections, election insiders said.
Tags: ASUN, ASUN elections, Eli Reilly, Michael Cabrera, START
Posted in 2009 ASUN Elections, ASUN, News, News CP, Student Life
