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Want to learn more about the new CCC?

Published on November 27, 2012 at 9:00am by Ryan Puffer and Rishi Sharma in General

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Then check out this seminar and open forum on Friday, November 30!

How to Make the Most Out of Your CCC Site, 1:30-2:00pm

This presentation will review a variety of topics surrounding your online presence, from advertising to tips & tricks in general club management. The goal of this session is to help you maximize you and your organization’s experience in CCC.

CCC – Open Forum, 2:00-3:00pm

A Campus Labs representative and the SA Technology and Web Coordinator will be available for any questions and feedback you may have about the new CCC. This forum is designed for you to stop by briefly to ask a question and get a tip on the new CCC or for you to learn from others for the entire hour.

Both sessions will take place in the Gowen Room of Wilson Commons and refreshments will be provided.

Senate Minutes Available from November 5, 2012

Published on November 13, 2012 at 9:00am by Jessica Bendes in General

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At the November 5th, 2012 SA Senate Meeting, Dean DePierro presented the plans for Rettner Hall (the new Digital Media building). Dean DePierro also provided information about the new Digital Media Studies and Audio Musical Engineering majors. The Senate discussed topics for discussion at a future meeting with Dean Feldman and heard updates from each of the standing committees.

Read the minutes or view the archive

Dining Committee Meeting: Meal Plans

Published on October 29, 2012 at 3:47pm by Shiv Rambarran in General,Projects & Services

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Tuesday, October 30
6-7 p.m. | The Meliora

Besides a delicious free catered meal, this meeting will include a presentation on the proposed meal plans for the upcoming school year from Director of Campus Dining Cam Schauf!

Women’s Basketball Advances to Championships

Published on March 16, 2010 at 11:57am by Bradley Halpern in General,Projects & Services

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Congratulations to the Rochester Women’s Basketball team for advancing to the NCAA Division III national championship!

The Students’ Association Government and Rochester Athletics are sponsoring a fan bus to the championship games in Bloomington, IL, which will leave Rochester at 11 p.m. Thursday night and return Saturday after Rochester’s last game. Get your student tickets at the Common Market for $30: Includes a quad hotel room for Friday night and game ticket for the weekend.

For a bracket, visit NCAA Division III Brackets online. For more news coverage, go to D3Hoops.com. If you can’t make it to the game, you can watch it on CBS College Sports, or listen live on WYSL.

Good Luck, Yellowjackets!

Library Road to be Closed Feb. 22-25

Published on February 19, 2010 at 4:12pm by Bradley Halpern in General

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The Students’ Association Government would like to make you aware of a road closure on campus that will affect bus, vehicle, and pedestrian traffic this week. If you have any concerns with the Facilities project, please contact Chris Howe at 585.275.4145. If you have any questions about University shuttles, please contact Andrea Walton at 585.275.5953.

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Senior Year, AAHH!!

Published on October 01, 2009 at 12:00am by Lauren Sussman in General

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n152873689065_6458 Dear fellow Class of 2010 students,

You probably thought Senior year was going to be easy, just finishing up a few loose ends here and there, completing the last course in a cluster, taking a few “for fun” courses, etc. After all, we have seen three other Senior classes do just this, and they have made it look easy. We were SO wrong. Is it just me, or do you feel bogged down with work despite cutting your course work load to 3 1/2 classes for once? You would think we had learned by now the best way to budget time, trimmed off the excess activities, and YET we seem to have more commitments than ever. SOLUTION: Attend any and all Senior events. It is the last year we can legitimately excuse any intentional procrastination.

Not only that, now we have to ask the question – where are we going next? Remember during our freshman year the questions were always “Where are you from? What do you want to major in?” Now it is “Where are you applying for (Fill in the Blank) School? What jobs are you applying for?” Personally, I forget the reality and forbid the use of the G word – I have no idea what I am going to do when I can no longer pay for things with declining. SOLUTION: Spend another four years in school.

Enjoy Senior year, for it is our last (unless you are a Take 5/Key/2-3/etc.),
Lauren Sussman, Class of 2010 Senator

Westside Farmers Market

Published on September 07, 2009 at 12:33pm by Bradley Halpern in General

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Come to the Westside Farmers Market this Tuesday, September 8, for fabulous entertainment and the best local-grown fruits & vegetables in town! Co-sponsored between various UR departments and the surrounding community, the market is just over the Riverview foot bridge and two blocks down Genessee street. Performances by the Midnight Ramblers, After Hours, and The Bryan Brown Experience.