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SGA Bureau Chief Ria Vasishtha covered Barnard College’s Student Government Association (SGA) Meeting on Monday.

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Weekly SGA meetings are open to all Barnard students, but we all know you’re too busy cramming for midterms to participate in the general will like Rousseau wants you to.  Instead, guest writer Leena Chen has got it covered for you.

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Yesterday was Monday, and you know what that means: a play-by-play of SGA (and corny rhymes). This week, Columbia University’s Muslim Students Association and the up-and-coming Black Muslim Students Association (MANSA) talk problems—and solutions—with Barnard’s SGA. As usual, SGA opened with some announcements, including the First-Year Winter Formal on March 10th, the Capital Investment Fund […]

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