The Triangle hosted a town hall meeting May 6 for students to learn about USGA candidates' platforms and plans for the 2008-2009 school year. One of the major themes of the town hall was communication, ranging from students' experiences with co-op, to messaging and publicity on campus.
"It is important to remember that SAFAC is a subsidizing funding source and exists to help student organizations meet some of their financial expectations. SAFAC should never be depended upon as financial means for any student organization to exist. We strongly encourage student organizations to look at other funding options such as fundraising, soliciting donations, and collecting dues if they are not satisfied with their SAFAC Allocation," Joseph Gonzalez, advisor for the Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee, wrote in a letter to The Triangle.
The women's softball team lost its chance to compete in the CAA Tournament as the Dragons were swept in their final three-game series by Georgia State. Drexel lost 8-5 and 5-4 in a doubleheader May 3 and lost its season finale 5-3 May 4. The Dragons started off well in the final game of the series, taking a 3-0 lead in the third inning.
Being a college student in Philadelphia, chances are you've attended either a show Larry Magid has booked or a venue where he has presented thousands of music legends. On May 7, Drexel University hosted Magid, the founder of Electric Factory concerts, as well as WXPN's midday host, David Dye, in an interview before a small group.