Students? Association repeals controversial smoking resolution
Emma DejongManaging Editor The Students’ Association voted to survey students about a campus wide smoking ban, rather than put the issue to a student vote. Getting the needed two-thirds majority exactly, SA voted to rescind the Nov. 29 resolution in order to specify that the poll’s results will not be a deciding factor. “The new [...]
Campus-wide smoking ban
Ben LippertSenior Reporter The Students’ Association passed a resolution on Nov. 29 proposing a campus-wide vote on whether or not SDSU’s campus should be entirely smoke-free. The resolution passed 15-12. Although, a campus-wide vote will be taken, the decision on any real policy ultimately rests with SDSU administration. Sen. Hassan Ali is a sponsor of [...]
Smoking ban the main issue for SDSU students
Tony GorderEditor-in-Chief Even with a hotly contested U.S. House race that was on the national radar, the smoking ban was seemingly the main concern for SDSU student voters on Nov. 2. The Referred Law 12 broadens the ban on smoking to include establishments like bars, restaurants and liquor stores. It passed with over 64 percent [...]
Aquaculture: a new field of agriculture?
Shell WhiteReporter An SDSU professor is working on an experiment alongside nationally known scholars to create specialized diets for fish, which may provide many opportunities in the Midwest. Mike Brown, wildlife and fisheries sciences professor has created “complete diets” for fish using locally produced agriculture products throughout the past four years. Brown said he starts [...]
Walking campus will make SDSU ?more refined?
SDSU hired a parking consultant to assess the parking situation. He will present his findings and a plan for SDSU’s parking future at a Sept, 23 meeting in the Volstorff Ballroom. Parking consultant Joe Bilotta will be on campus Sept. 23 to present a new campus parking plan. The consultant was brought to campus after the administration felt the need to evaluate parking.
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