Downtown Evanston business district stakeholders met economic concerns with optimism Saturday during a panel hosted by the League of Women Voters of Evanston. Hot-button issues including town-gown relations, safety and parking made up the majority of the discussion, which was held downtown at Asian fusion restaurant Koi. Former Cook County Commissioner Larry Suffredin, who moderated.
For almost two hours, close to 50 students gathered in Parkes Hall room and talked about death over chocolate cupcakes. The conversations, which took place in small groups, touched on pre-death plans, personal losses and the universality of death. Despite the topic’s morbidity, SESP second year Aimee Resnick said she organized this event in hopes.
The Associated Student Government Senate met Wednesday and passed two resolutions: one to honor alumni veterans and active service members and another to approve Election Commission guidelines ahead of its February presidential election. The first resolution passed this quarter, presented by NU Political Union Speaker Edward Dowd, would create a day of remembrance for members.
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Colorado Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera signed two bills into law Tuesday to better prevent eating disorders, including a ban on the sale of diet pills to minors and a prohibition on insurers using a weight calculation to block care.