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Last week, a bill was passed that provides dedicated Wudu spaces for Muslim students to pray, and the UH Sugar Land Shuttle Transportation Bill was read for the first time.
Parking and Transportation and TPAC held a meeting behind closed doors to discuss the controversial changes made to the Sugar Land Shuttle service last week.
New members were appointed to the Executive Board, and seven others were appointed to committees. In addition, the Supporting Installation of Wudu Station in a Centralized Common Area Resolution and the Microwave and Vending Options Expansion Act went up for a first read.
The Student Government Association pledged 12 new ambassadors for their new program to advocate for students and their interests.
Tensions arose at last week's senate meeting when the appointment of a former member of the senate was questioned by some members of the administration.