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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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The University of Chicago’s Independent Student Newspaper since 1892

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Stories and content by Natalie Friedberg

SG spring elections candidates announced

By Natalie Friedberg / April 19, 2015
Student Government’s Elections and Rules Committee announced the candidates for the 2015–2016 elections. The announcement marks the beginning of campaigning, and elections will occur Wednesday–Friday of 5th week. The positions and candidates are listed below:   Slate: United Progress President: Tyler Kissinger Vice President for Administration: Alex Jung Vice President for Student Affairs: Kenzo Esquivel...

Early voters can get free rides to polls

By Natalie Friedberg / October 30, 2014
Voters in Hyde Park—including University students—can get free rides to area polling stations this week in a push for early voting ahead of the November 4 election day. Local political groups Chicago Votes and Raise Action Illinois, an advocate for a $10 minimum wage in Chicago, have organized shuttles between campus and the polling stations....

Office of Sustainability announces return of Recycles

By Natalie Friedberg / October 3, 2014
Recycles is rolling back on campus. After announcing the cancellation of the program in late June, Director of the Office of Sustainability Mike Stopka announced on Wednesday that the five-year-old bike-sharing program will actually continue throughout this academic year. At the time of the cancellation, Office of Sustainability Intern Alfredo Izguerra cited technological difficulties with...

Aramark employee launches lawsuit

By Natalie Friedberg / May 2, 2014
A pending lawsuit against Aramark could mean that current Aramark employees, including those that work for UChicago Dining, may claim up to $1,000 each for a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Last Monday, April 21, Darren Lomax, an ex-employee of Aramark at Soldier Field, a Chicago football stadium, filed the latest version of...

First-year saves puppy on Lake Shore Drive

By Natalie Friedberg / May 2, 2014
One tramp just met his lady on Lake Shore Drive. On April 7, Cassidy Heaton, a first-year student in the College, was riding her bike along Lake Shore Drive when she noticed the dog in the middle of the road. “I came over a hill and suddenly saw what looked like a little brown lump...
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