Civitas: What is it?
Civitas, a new initiative that was started this semester, is geared to promoting civilty programs and attitude throughout the AU community.
Civitas, a new initiative that was started this semester, is geared to promoting civilty programs and attitude throughout the AU community.
Students elected General Assembly and Class of 2007 Council representatives Sunday and Monday, with freshmen dominating positions in residence halls in the General Assembly.
incidents reported Tuesday and Wednesday
Imagine what it would have been like to learn about Greek Life while still learning how to read. At that age, upon hearing of Delta, Sigma and Kappa, children might have wondered what those strange words meant. Now, kids can actually learn about sororities and fraternities at a very early age.
A recent Harvard University study has found that the availability of cheap beer and other alcoholic beverages near college campuses raises the likelihood of binge drinking.
AU students headed to the polls to vote for their representatives to the General Assembly and Class of 2007 Council yesterday and continue to vote today. Unlike last year, sheets of paper and pens greet them instead of computers offering online voting. "I've done paper ballots before," said Polson Kanneth, chair of the Student Confederation's Board of Elections. "It's accountable. When someone wants to check the count, they are there. And there's a hard copy." The election, which includes votes for open seats on the GA as well as the new freshman class council, shifted away from the computer system after problems in the past. "Some people were able to vote for themselves five times," Kanneth said, "while others weren't able to vote for themselves once."