SLM - F.Y.I.

Vital Info FALL 1998 page 18
-Parking solutions, real-world etiquette training, cheap retreat trips, and more.

Vital Info FALL 1999 page21
-Forget-me-not name games, networking know-how, above-the-norms dorms, and more.

Vital Info WINTER 1999 page 15
-On-line campus elections, publicity strategies, staff-appreciation tips, and pre-finals event ideas.

Vital Info SPRING 2000 page 17
- E-mail manners, solutions for sleepy students, Robert’s Rules revised, unique Inc. ideas, & more.

The Leadership Beat FALL 2000 page 17
- How to extinguish false alarms, find the perfect conferences, spread the word about the events, and get parental units more involved in college life.

Campus Childcare FALL 2000 page 24
- A complete guide to meeting your constituents’ childcare needs.

Vital Info WINTER 2000 page 15
- Work-study dollars for hired hands, SG election caps, old laundry as a publicity tool, 7 more.

The Leadership Beat SPRING 2001 page 25
- Students hooked on kazoos, little cards reap big rewards, designing an activist manual, peers provide support, and more.

The Big Event SPRING 2001 page 17
- At Texas A&M, Aggies get involved in a “big” way- students organize a massive community-service event.

The Leadership Beat SPRING 2001 page 12
- Students shack up in unique ways, alcohol awareness programs that work, collegians apply for mini-grants, and more.

A Campaign for Change WINTER 2001 page 13
- If your campus voting resembles a WWF wrestling match, here’s how to clean up student elections.

Having Press Problems? SPRING 2003 page 19
- SG has no right to hold a student newspaper’s budget hostage if it disagrees with articles.

F.Y.I. WINTER 2003 page 30
- Students evaluate professors at mid-term, a computer program to reach foreign students, and more.

F.Y.I FALL 2004 page 29
~Supporting minority students, transfer-student leaders, and an online marketplace.

Leading and Feeding FALL 2004 page 35
-Campus kitchens serve hope to the hungry.

Barriers to the Ballot FALL 2004 page 44
-College students fight disenfranchisement.

If you need info on any topics listed above come to Sykes room 212.

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