On Sunday evening, the Student Association made the decision to start a petition to initiate recall proceedings against SA Treasurer Sikander Khan. The Senate would not be initiating recall proceedings as a legislative body, but as members of the student body.
Bottom of the ninth: tied score, two outs, and a full count.
On Sunday evening, the Student Association made the decision to start a petition to initiate recall proceedings against SA Treasurer Sikander Khan.
Student Association Treasurer Sikander Khan and Vice President Meghan McMonagle did not need the Senate's approval to sign the contract for $300,000 with Virtual Academix, but they sought it anyway. Constitutionally, Khan did not have to seek Senate's approval before or after signing the contract because the Senate does not have to approve every expenditure he makes. The Senate may "approve or disapprove all budgetary line transfers with Student Association which are proposed following the finalization of the budget," according to the SA constitution. Simply, the Senate only has to approve money moved within SA's accounts, not money being spent to outside vendors. "All money spent by the Student Association generally has to be approved by the Senate in budget adjustments," said a senator that signed Khan's and McMonagle's document who wished to remain anonymous.
The "Dream Team" at the 2012 Olympics will be called the "Green Team" if Dwayne Wade has anything to say about it. On Wednesday, Wade stated that he thinks athletes should be monetarily compensated for their participation in the Olympic games. The Olympics are widely made up of amateur athletes who have to make due, improvise, and work odd or part time jobs in order to finance their training and participation in the games. For 16 years, Home Depot employed athletes part-time with flexible scheduling to give them the opportunity to train.
High atop UB's South Campus, there lies a love story. For the last four years, a female peregrine falcon - an endangered species of bird - has laid her eggs atop the Mackay Heating Tower.
The Student Association Assembly met on Wednesday to discuss the possible motion of recall procedures for two e-board members following an investigation into Virtual Academix. Nothing was decided. Present to answer questions were SA President JoAnna Datz, SA lawyer Josh Korman, and SA Administrative Director Mark Sorel.
The last time the softball team had scored 14 runs in a game, the entire current roster was still in elementary school.
The athletic department has yet another job vacancy to fill as Senior Associate Athletics Director Paul Vecchio accepted the athletic director position at Alfred University. The move was announced on Tuesday, April 10.
Robert Fearghas slid a condom onto his sister's curling iron, took a deep breath, and inserted it into the hole in his anus.
On March 23, former UB Law Professor Jeffrey Malkan filed a civil rights lawsuit against Law School Dean Makau W.
After an international search starting in September, UB has found its new provost. Charles F. Zukoski will help implement the university's academic vision with President Satish K.
Student Association Treasurer Sikander Khan and Vice President Meghan McMonagle almost spent $300,000 of student money on a mobile application, but President JoAnna Datz stopped them. It's a good thing she did.
On Friday afternoon, the baseball team sat in the dugout and watched yet another team celebrate at home plate.
It's 11 p.m. on a Thursday and the combination of heels on the sidewalk and Meek Mill blasting through speakers is taking over Main St.
I recently overheard a boy complaining to his friends about one of his wild nights out at the bars over the weekend.
Editor's note: This story was held after the SA elections because of The Spectrum's ongoing investigation into SA Treasurer Sikander Khan's and Vice President Meghan McMonagle's signing of a questionable $300,000 contract for a mobile application. All quotes and information attributed to McMonagle was obtained before Thursday, when the SA released its investigation into the contract.
The men and women's track teams both split up last weekend so members could compete at different events across the country. However, every squad had similar results.
The Trayvon Martin case has just about everybody talking, and according to Dr. Kushal Bhardwaj, an adjunct professor in the African American Studies department, history seems to be repeating itself.
As natural elements grow scarcer, synthetic materials have become integral to the furthering of technology. Soon, UB will be contributing to the discovery and innovation of these new materials.
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