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20 Clubs Denied ABC Recognition; Ann Coulter Responds by Having Celebratory Sex
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@Did you.... …take that photo in the GS student lounge?
@Anonymous ABC actually wants to recognize just about every group that applies. The meetings are agonizing, because ultimately the reasons for rejection have little or nothing to do with the idea behind the club and everything to do with the amount of resources available for it. Publications, in particular, are extremely expensive relative to their activities, and ABC doesn’t have enough money to adequately fund the publications it has already recognized, let alone recognize new ones. This is an issue with the paltry amount of money the administration provides, not the student governance groups doing their best to work with limited resources.
Also, poster #7 is correct. ISO will probably eventually be moved to SGB.
@real bbq supporter hear!
@GS Student Hell’s yeah!
@GS Student Dallas BBQ is better than Dinosaur? Goldstein doesn’t know the first thing about BBQ. Real BBQ is smoke BBQ, no smoke means it ain’t BBQ, and Dallas BBQ ain’t smoked. The Spec needs a real restaurant critic. Like me.
@huh? the fed?
@fuck fuck ABC! while princeton kids get tens of thousands to gallivant about the globe on whatever cockamine project they dream up, columbia refuses to fund even original student club ideas. I’drather a magazine on the african diaspora than 7 lookalike politics publications (you all know what I’m talking about)
@know your facts ABC does not recognize political organizations nor political publications. So in a sense, no, we don’t know what you are talking about.
@Wrong ISO is ABC-recognized. Unless, you consider ISO more “insane” than “political”, then i would agree with you.
@two wrongs? Wrong…there are of course exceptions to the rule (ISO was grandfathered into ABC because of an interesting reason because it was recognized by ABC’s predecessor the USO), but in general the principle about politics applies.