Miami Hurricane, November 18, 2010

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November 18 - November 22, 2010 THE MIAMI HURRICANE NEWS 1
PRESIDENTIAL POISE: Student Government President Christina Farmer has led the completion of various initiatives, such as the ICEE machine in the C-store
and the farmer’s market in front of the library every Wednesday. These are just two of the campaign platforms UFirst promised to deliver last spring.
ADRIANNE D’ANGELO // Assistant Photo Editor
COMPLAINTS UP IN SMOKE
NONSMOKER SPEAKS OUT FOR
SMOKERS’ RIGHTS PAGE 6
WITNESS WYNWOOD
VISIT MIAMI’S ARTSY UP-AND-COMING
NEIGHBORHOOD PAGE 8
A WALK TO REMEMBER
SENIOR TRADITION STAYS ALIVE AND
WELL THANKS TO SG PAGE 10
From campus events to behind-the-scenes activi-ties,
Student Government took the University of
Miami by storm this semester.
While students mostly acknowledge the
weekly farmer’s market and the ICEE machine
in the C-store, a large portion of SG’s activities take
place beyond the realm of the tangible.
“We’re really reaching out to students,” said Ryan
Aquilina, press secretary for Student Government.
Aquilina said he likes to engage people around
campus and talk to them about campus issues.
“Why do students have to come to us when we can
go to them?” he said.
As press secretary, which is a new position in SG
this year, Aquilina manages the newly restructured
website, handles press releases and creates the fliers that
are posted around campus.
“Christina Farmer’s been doing a great job of really
working together to try to accomplish things,” Aquilina
said. "Each member of the executive board spearheads a
project, and some are team efforts."
Farmer's job has a lot to do with keeping SG mem-bers
on task.
The Miami Vol. 88, Issue 49 | Nov. 18 - Nov. 21, 2010 . HURRICANE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI IN CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, SINCE 1929
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BY DANA HATIC | STAFF WRITER
SG reaches out to university, gets things done, plans for the future
SEE SG, PAGE 4
For the
students