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Senators unanimously passed a bill allocating about $265,000 to student organizations for the fall semester, an increase from the spring.

The time has come for the University to force the SA to relinquish its financial responsibilities and vest them in a more responsible body.

The vice president of external affairs for the GW Entrepreneurship Club announced his run for the Student Association presidency Wednesday.

GW Law Students elected Shallum Atkinson to be the Student Bar Association’s president during their March 10 election.

The Finance Bylaw Revision Act allows students to request funding under categories instead of by line item for specific charges.

The Student Bar Association unanimously approved the allocation of more than $2,000 toward the law school’s annual musical and sketch comedy show.

SBA leaders presented the “State of the School” report Thursday summarizing last semester’s accomplishments and announcing plans for this semester.

Nathan Nguyen, the director of the Legislative Budget Office, said most student organizations received between 2 and 10 percent of the amount they requested.

The SBA Senate unanimously appointed two law students to their Student Supreme Court and approved a new technology law organization at their meeting Tuesday.

The Governing Documents Committee Review Act will create an eight-person committee to “examine and evaluate” the current Student Association governing system