The
United Student Government has a new administration for 2005,
including presidential and non-USG positions.
The new president, vice president and treasurer
of USG are, respectively:
• Matthew Levin-Stankevich
• Dawn Norman
• Khari Myers
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The
sculptures that are scattered all over the Buffalo State
College campus can be seen every day when students walk
from one building to the other.
Do we even notice them anymore?
They seem to be everywhere: in the library,
Moot Hall, quite a few on the lawns between buildings and
a big scary-looking one outside the Student Union. They’re
on walls, behind rails and in pools. There’s even
one you can sit in outside the Study Quad in the lobby.
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“Steppe” located in front of
Twin Rise.
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Homecoming
2005 may not be happening until the weekend of Oct. 20-22,
but organizers have already started planning for what they
hope will be the most successful one yet.
Associate athletics director for external
affairs, Tom
Koller, is serving his fourth year as homecoming steering
committee chairman and plans to make the upcoming celebration
more popular than ever.
“Our steering committee has a little
saying this year, ‘Bigger, bolder, better,’”
Koller said. “My philosophy three years ago was to
reignite homecoming, because it had gotten a little stale.
So we put together a fantastic committee of people that
came to the table with some great ideas. We tried to put
some energy back into homecoming.”
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The Chemistry Club won “Best Student
Organization” in Homecoming 2004’s shopping
cart float competition.
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