Upcoming Events
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2/10/2010 - CANCELED:Cabinet Meeting
The Programming Cabinet will meet to discuss past and
upcoming events. 8PM in 282 Reitz Union.
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2/10/2010 - 4th Annual SG Debate
UF Student Government spring elections are
right around the corner, and the Freshman Leadership Council wants to help the
student body make an informed decision on voting day. Freshman Leadership
Council will be hosting the Fourth Annual Student Government Debate on February
10 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the J. Wayne Reitz Union Grand Ballroom. Candidates
from all parties will be represented and Freshman Leadership Council’s goal is
to highlight the political parties and their nominated officials’ stances on
major issues that affect the student body. The event promises to be
professional, entertaining and, most importantly, informative. Refreshments
will be provided. The
event will be hosted by the one and only Microeconomics Professor, Mark
Rush!!!! If you have
any questions please contact Andrew Hecht (andrew127@ufl.edu)
or Frank Sardinha, III (cabinetchair5@sg.ufl.edu).
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2/11/2010 - Senate and the City
The UF students slated for Senate seats from
both parties will speak with students about their campaigns and answer
questions about their party platforms. Those running for the Gainesville Mayor
and City Commission seats will be at the event to speak with students about
their campaigns and answer any questions about local government. Student voter
registration will also take place at this event. 10-2pm Plaza of the Americas. politicalaff@sg.ufl.edu
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2/16/2010 - SENATE
Open to the public every Tuesday, 7 PM, 282 JWRU.
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2/16/2010 - Face-Off: Will Competition Knock Us Out?
The Women? Affairs Cabinet of Student Government and
the Black Women's Image Initiative presents "Face-Off: Will Competition
Knock Us Out?" on Tuesday February 16, 2010 from 7:00pm-8:30pm at Ustler
Hall. Join us for an open discussion about competition between black women and
how it has affected our relationships with each other. womensaff@sg.ufl.edu
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2/17/2010 - ACCENT Presents John Legend
John Legend was
immersed in music from an early age, so it’s no surprise that he became a
premier singer, songwriter, pianist and performer. But what is surprising is
what he chose to do with his fame: Legend started the Show Me Campaign, a
campaign designed to end poverty in Africa through safer drinking water, better
farming, food to the starving and more. Legend was awarded the Humanitarian
Award for Global Change because of his efforts, and he continues to use his
lyrical voice to spread the message of his campaign. The show will take place
in the O’Connell Center on February 17th and is free and open to the
public. The doors will open at 7 p.m. and the show will start at 8 p.m. accent@sg.ufl.edu, 352-273-4417
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