On Monday, March 26, 2018, the middle school kicked off College Week with guest speaker Wes Whiteside from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Wes discussed college requirements and the admissions process with all 7th graders, drawing from his work at Syracuse University as an academic adviser and previous experience in college admissions. He offered hands-on activities in which students could state positive things about themselves and provide examples of college admission requirements. Wes explained crucial information about SAT and ACT tests, college admissions essays, self-discipline, time management, organization and plagiarism. At SAS we remain fully committed to our college preparatory mission to create tomorrow’s leaders! Go ATOMS! #SASCS #SASAtoms

Abel is being weighed in the admissions tent

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Dt. 26''-' October 2007 .

"Exposing naked brutality ofNaxa/isn1 and Maoisn, .

in our nation and in JNU ca1npus".

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Friends, .

JNU campus is supposed to be one of the progressive and peaceful premier institutes. It is quite unfortunate that the.

admission process here have been kept unnecessarily so complex that , it' is kind of a night mare for those new.

entrants to the campus(the process has -earned the notorietyfor its complexity in the recently published novel by budding.

author Soma Das, one of our Ph D student (CSRD) now selling widely in Geeta Book Store ,KC, JNU Admission.

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assistance is kind ofa necessity in JNU. All responsible student organizations, thus come forward to assist in this process..

But this yea-r, it vvas disrupted by an AISA lumpen Rajan Pandey, when he brutally attacked YFE member Sum it with sharp.

weapon leading to serious (diagnosed-lnn·acrania/) head injury. What made Rajan Pandey become so violent? Was is not.

his ideological pre-disposition ~that compelled him to behave in this manner. Worst , there was no sense of guilt after he .

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committed this heinous act and the so called progressive organisation , shamelessly tried lo protect the criminal ,by resorting.

to w·hite lies. He was immediately suspended by the administration. But without any shame, he was involved in political.

activities in campus. \Vhy was he given all sorts or patronage by AfSA? Is A lSA dreaming to make the campus another.

naxat infested region. .

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In proctorial enquiry, Mr Rajao Pandey has been found to be a criminal and he is out of bound from the.

campus. YFE warns him! He must not be seen in the campus. YFE warns AISA! Stop supporting such criminals..

Criminalization ofpolitics will not be tolerated. This campus is not your fiefdom. Every student now know that they.

are the jackals in the skin of 1-abbit. Reject them. Isolate them. .

Go through the data and decide where to go! Our responsibility is to expose the truth.Table: Fatalities in LeU Extremism. Statewise and year wise total killings(onsteadyrise) in naxal attacks. .

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BIC: VikramjeetSingh (unopposed).

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Kumar Abhijeet SBT: Himanshu (unopposed)SLS: Nitin, Shaifali & Oivya (unopposed) .

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Abhinay Shanna (YFE Representative) .

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Hemant Kumar (CCC) .

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On Monday, March 26, 2018, the middle school kicked off College Week with guest speaker Wes Whiteside from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Wes discussed college requirements and the admissions process with all 7th graders, drawing from his work at Syracuse University as an academic adviser and previous experience in college admissions. He offered hands-on activities in which students could state positive things about themselves and provide examples of college admission requirements. Wes explained crucial information about SAT and ACT tests, college admissions essays, self-discipline, time management, organization and plagiarism. At SAS we remain fully committed to our college preparatory mission to create tomorrow’s leaders! Go ATOMS! #SASCS #SASAtoms

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Sarfaraz, Councilor SL, Lenin, Councilor SIS, Anagha, Anand, Arindan, Baljeet, Balu, Chlntu, Dibya Shlkha. lmran, Jshan, J'~ndra Ravi Prakash, Gen Secy JNUSU, Firoz. Joint Secy JNUSU. Om Prasad, Convener SSS. Aardra. Counalor SSS. Tabrez, Councilor SL.

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Buddhadeb, Debashish, Garima, Geeta, Gogol, Kalpana, lokesh, Manoj, Monu, Niharika, Nitesh, Priyanka, Rahut, Rahul Kumar, Rahul .

Maurya, Ravi Ranjan, Ritlka, Sarfaraz Rafi, Shahdev, Shephalika, Tufaillone, Waslm, lia-ul-haque.

In the context of the upcoming Academic Council (AC) meeting on March 19th 2012, student community of JNU is presently.

have highlighted a range of issues which are central to the socially-inclusive character of JNU. At the upcoming AC meeting, it is 1n the .

midst ofa crucial struggle. The newly elected JNUSU, through council meeting, series of School GBMs and ongoing protest actions.

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urgently required that several long-pending issues related to democratisation of JNU's admission process and its inclusive.

student community has been persistently raising the demand with all logic and facts. This issue had already been raised during the One of the most key issues is the reduction in the welghtage of viva In JNU's entrance exam. For a long time now, the.

previous AC meeting held in October 2011.The JNU administration had then promised to consult the concerned decision-making .

bodies and come to a positive decision. However, this time around, the administration has not even bothered to add this .

issue on to the agenda of the AC! C'learty, the administration wants to dilly-dally on the issue, and this in NOT acceptable to the .

student community. How much longer can we allow the administration to underplay the self-evident biases in JNlfs entrance .

exam? JNUSU has circulated a detailed explanatory and factual note to large number of AC members emphasising our .

demands. Below we are providing excerpts from this note related to VIva-voce marks:.

this is the assumption that the viva measures a different set of analytical and communication skills which can't be estimated in a .

writt~n examination. While this may well be true, this is important to reiterate that both exams measure students' ability to do a Why Viva-Voce Weightage must be reduced: Present~y the viva-voce carries a weightage of 300/o of the total; underlying .

However a careful study of viva marks see 0 /ERLEAF the summa.

shows a strange~istribution 1/Mh marks dustered ei.ther between 0-5 or in the 25-30 range. In the normal course, it is expected that .

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Clearly something IS very wrong in the way students are being judged in ~heir viva, w~ere they are either very good) or "very bad·. .

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the majority of the students 11-10uld get average marks between 10-20 with a few very good as well as few very bad performers..

The obvtous explanation is that the interview board is usin;;; this bimodal marks distribution to select or reject candidates based .

on viva-voce alone. The marks obtained in written exam don't count given the huge disparity of marks in viva, thus .

completely subverting1he 70:30 weightage principle. Is it not evident that the present mari<ing pattern has come to treat the .

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honorable examples for e.g. SCMM where the marks are clustered around the middle possibly because of averaging ot marks. It is l..

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back in 1980, to state the weightage of viva should not be more than 10-15%. A 5-Judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme c. . .

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JNUSU Elections 2013: Perspective and Issues for an Uncompromising Students' Struggle 6.

The upcoming JNUSU elections are being held in very challenging times -for the student movement and for the .

country. Political dissenters are being arbitrarily arrested and jailed, resources are being handed over on a platter .

to facilitate corporate profits and corruption, sexual violence as well as communal and casteist offensives are .

Increasing even as the mastermind of the 2002 genocide is being promoted as the next Prime Minister. and the witch-h·unting of .

minorities continues. Tnbals are being displaced from their forests, peasants from their lands, workers from their rights to form .

unions and students from their right to affordable, quality education and dignified employment. In this phase of all-round .

displacement, the agenda ofstudentmovementhas to be one ofinclusion and guarantee oftights ofstudents in campuses .

andpeople over the country's resources and democratic spaces. .

AISA played a significant role in the movement against rape, helping to shift the focus of the movement to women's freedom. .

AISA has mobilised students in Delhi against the policy offensive on higher education in the form of FYUP (which affects not .

only OU but also JNU students by eroding the job prospects of JNU research scholars}. AISA led the powerful students' protest against the communal fascist Modi's visit to SRCC. AISA has also taken consistent initiatives against minority witch-hunt, with AISA's JNUSU office bearers supporting the struggle for justice at Batla House'" and visiting Lucknow in solidarity with struggle against custodial killing of Khalid Mujahid. AISA and its JNUSU office bearers also extended support for the struggles of Jamia .

In this phase since March 2012, when JNUSU election was restored after a long gap, JNU students have witnessed how AISA visualisedMillia lslam_ia students. .

and introduced several key policy-level issues and put them firmly on the map of JNU's student movement: such as reduction of weightage of viva marks, mandatory gender orientation programmes, setting up of a JNU Press and expanding the time period of the UGC fellowships to cover the entire research period. In the past one year, we have ensured significant achievements in some of our struggles: for instance, the process of starting the JNU .

Press is now in place, remote access to the Library's database has been ensured, UGC's attempts to curtail the JRF scholarships and subvert reservation in JRF were successfully rebuffed, institutional mechanisms to fix accountability and address violations of workers' rights were put in place in JNU, the JNU admission process was made more PH-friendly through JNUSU intervention in the EOO. A protracted struggle to double the MCM amount and extend the time period of the UGC fellowships forced a highly reluctant .

This struggle to double the MCM amount and extend fellowship duration however has to be taken to its logical conclusion. To addressJNU administration to enhance the MCM to Rs 2000 and to create a corpus fund for research scholars during 4th and 5th year. massive hostel crisis, SPS dorm facilities for 150 students with mess facilities for Rs 1965 was ensured. Administrative attempts to .

curtail photocopying in JNU was successfully resisted, thus defending students' inalienable right to research materiaL New courses .

were introduced in SIS and SSS (including optionals for SL students}, a separate centre for Korean language was started .

along with its long awaited M.Phil.programme, Metro feeder buses have started operating. .

Some of the issues that need to be taken up by the next JNUSU are -.

Social Inclusion: .

Reducing Viva Weightage: Huge and systemic discrimination in viva marks was documented by the AISA led JNUSU which was in office since March-August 2012. The struggle against high viva weightage must be taken to its final conclusion. .

DSF's ideological mentors in the JNU faculty, openly in writing, opposed reduction in viva weightage, Significantly, JNUSU President too, deliberately made itimpossible for the Union as an institution to take up the crucial legal battle on this issue by his inconsistent and contradictory communication with the lawyer This struggle cannot be held ransom to lobbies within the JNU administration and the faculty. The JNUSU must be freed from fetters which constrained this crucial struggle. .

Doubling MCM toRs 3000: In March and November 2012, the JNU administration had committed in writing to doubling the MCM toRs 3000. However administrative dilly dallying continued, even as students kept up a sustained struggle through Administration to increase MCM up toRs 2000, this is clearly inadequate in the face of sky rocketing inflation and mess bills..

University strike, hunger strike, Marchesto the MHRD and UGC. While the continuing students' struggle forced the reluctant .

AISAis committed to carry forward the struggle to ensure that the Administration is forced to keep its promise of increasing .

the MCM toRs 3000. .

scholars in the crucial last two years of their research (when their 5-year fellowship stops),AISA introduced the demand of Fellowship to cover the entire duration of the research period: In view of the financial crisis faced by research .

fellowship for he full duration of the research period and made it an agenda of struggle. After a protracted struggle, the Administration has been forced to agree to creating a corpus fund for lump sum transfersto needy research scholars in the 4th and 5th years of their research. This step marks a recognition ofthe need to address the crisis and creates a solid ground for taking the battle forward. AISA is committed to take up this challenge atall levels so that a policy is evolved to .

ensure full financial assistance to all research scholars during the entire period of their research. .

Scrap the UPSC decision to exclude foreignJanguages as optional subjects in the UPSC exam: Under this .

discriminatory clause. candidates cannot choose subjects such as French, Chinese, Japanese etc. and even Arabic and .

Persian (which have been taught for centuries in this country and yet are deemed 'foreign') as their optional in the UPSC .

exam. This must be scrapped. .

Transparent and time-bound implementation ofthe scheme for barrier-free campus, and other facilities for VH/ PH students, including academic and library facilities. .

Fight the arbitrary imposition ofFYUP, which, apart from being grossly anti-student, erodes permanent teaching posts, jeopardising thejob prospects forearlycareer research scholars in JNU as well. Itis extremely essential that JNUSU too .

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mustjoin forces with DU students against the FYUP. .

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Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

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transformation... Today, we live in time when-.

transparent and non-hierarchical debate and dialogueThe State Defends Corporate Profiteering and Suppresses between students and faculty about atmosphere ofPeople's Movements... whether in Manesar, Nandigram, classroom teaching, drop-out rates, course restructuringKoodankulam, Jaitapur, Jagatsinghpur .

and new courses -a step that helped introduce newLand, Jives and livelihoods ofcommon Indians are sacrificedto courses in SIS, rejection ofcompulsoryattendance In.

make way forcorporate profits... .

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State repression becomes 'democracy', as Operation Green BAIMA in SLL&CS againstits recentdismantling..

Hunt, AFSPA and UAPA scuttle dissent... Open House on Translation ofAcademic Texts and reading.

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the creation of a Translation Unitand JNU Press..

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From Azamgarh and Darbhanga to Ml)mbai and Delhi, fake.

encounters. illegal detentions and torturo of Muslim youth Ensuring better hostel allotment policy: hostel .

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students and starting a new dormitory in the old SPS.

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overwhelmingly in favourofAISA'svision ofstudentpolitics. .

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day of this tenure has been utilized to carry forward and.

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initiatives taken up bythe AISA-ledJNUSU were for the very by reversing retrenchme...nt and defending correct wages.

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Initiating the agenda ofReduction in High Weightage of School-leYol achievements: JNUSU pushed for academic .

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concrete advances in the struggle by completing the data of academics. After JNUSU's interventjon, 'the process for.

analysis of last 5 years and forcing the Viva Committee to .

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instituting new courses and lecture mod~les·hasbeen rnitiated.acknowledge the inherent disparity in the system. In SSS,"a new l~cture moduJe on gender is being considered..

Conducting Mandatory Gender Sensitization and SIS has ag·reed to introduce a newcourse on fGlotlal Southern.

OrientationPro.grammes,for the firsttime in JNU's.history Theories and History...of International Relations' from the third.

as an institutionalresponsibility. in every school. wortd perspective. Pigitisation of the library and an Online .

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the numberofoptional coursesoffered by SSS andSIS has.

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Recommendations and for Campus Democracy been initiated. In SAAtoo, a workshop for research methodology.

lnstitutionalizjng Efforts to Make JNU a Barrier..freeCampus .

will be organised, and new optional and compulsory coursesfor PHNH Students and increase of reader s/escort's were introduced thissemester..New faculty recruitmenis;whichallowar'!ce toHs 2000 per month. .

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Conducting Mandatory Gender Sensitization and SIS sss Ashutosh Kumar Orientation Programmes in every school. Akbar Chawdhary Dibya Shikha Forging a National Platform Against the Lyngdoh .

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Madhubani Sen Institutionalizing Efforts to Make JNU a Barrier-Free .

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opening of the issue of integrated BA/MA in People's Movements... whether in Manesar, Nandigram, SLL&CS against its recent dismantling. .

Koodankulam, Jagatsinghpur Open House on Translation of Academic Texts and .

Land, Jives and livelihoods of common Indians are reading materiaIs. .

sacrificed to meku way for corporute profl{s... JNUSU in its 'Inputs for 12th Plan' proposals demanded .

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State repression becomes 'democracy', as Operation the creation of a Translation Unit and JNU Press. Green Hunt, AFSPA and UAPA scuttle dissent. .. .

Operationalizing Tatkal services in Railway .

Our elected Parliament hands over natural resources to reservationssuper-rich corporations, for private profiteering... Ensuring better hostel allotment policy: hostel EducaUonal institutions become exclusive enclaves of the accommodation for SC/ST/PH students within.a day .

rich and the privileged.. of applying and simultaneous allotment to General From Azamgarh and Darbhanga to Mumbai and Delhi, fake and OBC students and starting a new dormitory at the encounters, illegal detentions and torture of Muslim youth old SPS building. .

become the order of the day... EnsUJ ing JNU administration incorporate JNUSU's .

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eulogised, while perpetrators ofBathani To/a massacre are new hostels. .

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lieutenants Maya Kodnani and Amil Shah CJre guilty of receipt of funds under the 121h plan, if')clude the demand.

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constitution against the imposition of the Ly 1gdoh Koyna, Shipra, YamunaCommittee recommendations. The mandate of March 2012 was overwhelmingly in favour of AISA's vision Attempts at Fee-hike and UserCharges in Mahanadi of student politics. Although the current JNUSU had a and Yamuna have been stalled. .

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SC/ST/PH students were alloted hostel accommodation within a day of applying. The discriminatory policy of hostel allotment for OBC students prevailing till last year (whereby they were allotted hostels after all the general category students) was also changed: OBC students in the reserved category and general category students were allotted hostels simultaneously. After JNUSU's intervention, old SPS building has been renovated and turned into a full-fledged dormitory for boys to address the immediate accommodation crisis. After three long years, JNU's Central Library procured around 3,700 new books. There have also been .

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created a platform where common students (not just elected representatives) and faculty members could discuss serious academic issues in a transparent, non-hierarchical, democratic manner. Various issues, like the need to introduce new courses, reasons for high drop-out rates, and the need to democratise fhe classroom .

atmosphere were brought up, and a broad consensus on these issues was painstakingly built. As a result, when .

JNUSU councillors brought up these issues in the 8oS meetings, they were even supported by some faculty members, who saw merit in the students' arguments and demands. As a consequence, several new courses are .

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addressing the language barrier in academics for the first time in JNU. Vigilance in the Admission process: As a result of JNUSU's timely interventions, the JNU administration .

released second lists this year, in order to fulfill reservations and the intake mandated by JNU's Academic Council. .

Fighting Administrative High-handedness and Attempts at Fee-hike and User Charges: Administrative attempts to impose fee hikes and user charges in Mahanadi and Yamuna were robustly resisted and pushed back. JNUSU .

also repeatedly intervened and protested against the authoritarian behavior of various hostel wardens in Yamuna, .

Koyna and Shipra and in a united struggle with the residents of Yamuna forced the exit of the Yamuna hostel warden. .

Towards ensuring workers' rights: JNUSU had to repeatedly intervene to ensure a range of demands. .1§ safai karamcharis working with Garima were terminated by the administration: JNUSU immediately intervened and ensured that all of them were taken back. Moreover, JNUSU had to repeatedly intervene to ensure that arrears due to .

workers (from salary increments announced in April 2011 and November 2011) were paid to them. Contractors had been dilly-dallying these payments for months together, and JNUSU finally managed to ensure workers' arrears only a couple of months back. JNUSU has also raised the issue of legally mandated ESIIPF payments for all workers .

employed in JNU. .

Intervention with the UGC: JNUSU articulated these issues of social inclusion, democratisation of decision-.

making bodies, financial assistance and campus democracy at every possible forum. When the UGC sought .

'Guidelines for Students' Entitlements and Obligations',.

participation and comments in a meeting on its document .

JNUSU was the only students union or students' body to provide a detailed critique, rebutting the underlying .

philosophy, as well as specific provisions of the UGC note. The document submitted by JNUSU, which .

articulated demands for enhanced financial assistance, translation of texts, democratic participation of .

students in decision-making bodies, and right to student union elections, became the rallying point for all student representatives from various national organisations who attended the meeting. This document, which .

has been unanimously endorsed by these student representatives, is now an established rejoinder to the UGC note prepared by various Vice Chancellors. .

Solidarity with students and peoples struggles: JNUSU has never seen JNU as an island, far removed from the social and political realities of the world surrounding us. During April this year, when the students in two of .

s campuses (IP university and IGNOU) have been agitating against anti-student administrative policies theDelhi'JNUSU representatives visited the two campuses regularly and participated in the struggle. JNUSU organized active support and solidarity to Rohingya refugees from Burma, to the workers of the Maruti plant in Manesar, to the struggling people in Koodamkulam, and against the recent racially motivated threats and attacks against people from the north-east. JNUSU also collected relied funds for flood-hit people of Assam. Detailed Convenor reports, articulating .ruJ. the initiatives taken up by JNUSU on a range of issues, both at the University and School/Centre levels, will be tabled in various Schools GBMs. JNUSU appeals to the student .

's efforts towards greater socialcommunity to participate in large numbers in the GBMs and strengthen JNUSUinclusion, democratization and students' rights. .

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Sucheta Abhishek Kr. Yadav Gen. Secy., JNUSU Jt. Secy., JNUSU.

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Unite For Correctly Implementing OBC Reservation In JNU And Resolving All The.

Existing Anomalies In JNU 2008 Admissions!!.

8.8.08 Oppose Attempts To Trivialise Both JNUSU And The Task Of Implementing OBCReservations In JNU Through Irresponsible Flip..flops!!.

ln the past weekSF1has engaged in an unmitigated, vitriolic campaign to vilify JNUSU.This campaign has culminated.

in a show ofone-upmanship as the councillors from their organisation have unilaterally launched an indefinite hungerstrike. SFI and councillors belonging to the organisation have their right to protest, but they do not have theright to concoct facts, spread rumours and belittle JNUSU on shamelessly self-contradictory grounds. After.

arguing that "offer" should be the basis ofseat increase and blaming JNUSU Office bearers for a "massive seat-cut",Sl·l has suddenly taken the position that "joining" should be the basis! Let us examine the grounds on which they haveerected this edifice oflies..

Over the last week, SFI has gone overboard in framing ils motivated story ofan imaginary seat cut. Using.

incomparable and false data, they created a frenzy in campus, arguing there had been a massive seat cut. Secondly,.

they argued that instead of"intake' of2006, the seats "orlered'' in 2007 should be taken as the basis ofcalculating seat.

increase and reserva_tion. This is a point that they have repeated in every forum and platform of debate from the.

JNUSU Council meeting to posters and pamphlets. JNUSU Office-bearers patiently countered this campaign of.

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SAY NO TO SEAT CUTS!!.MPLEMENT OBC AND PH QUOTA IN LEIIER AND SPIRITUIndefinite Hunger Strike Day 2: Anirban (councillor JNUSU), Abdul, DurgeshFriends,The strong resentment against gross anomalies in ftle admission process which includes seat cuts and non-fu-lfillment of OBC and PH quota in .

B/08/0<ladmissions has started manifesting itself in the university. The large number of students who participated in yesterday's protest demonstration has.

forced the administration to accept our demand of holding the standing committee meeting on 11t11 August. The administration is not wiling to acceptin our struggle..

other demands right now. It is extremely important that a rock solid unrty against this administration is maintained, so !hat we can emergevictorious.

However, the JNUSU leadership and a particular organization have continued with their efforts to backstab this struggle. Deliberate attempts arebeing made by these forces, which include the JNUSU Office-Bearers to spread confusion and mislead the student community. Since yesterday a.

concerted campaign has been started saying that we have changed our position on the issue of seat cuts. Such slander is being spread tostrengthen the hands of the administration, which hadthought that by convincing theJNUSU Office Bearers, it will be abletobulldoze the agenda ofseat cuts, without any protest in the university..

The JNUSU Gen~ral Secretary has called for a Council Meeting tonight on these issues. We would like to inform the student community that we wil].

stick to our position in the JNUSU Council tonight. Our demandsare:.

1. Since the total number of seats has decreased for many of the Centres, these seats should be increased such that 18%more studentsjoln this year compared to last year. This would require an 18% higher offer than last year in each of the programmes and.

centres. There should be no seat decrease under any circumstances in any ofthe centres..

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Complete transparency should b~ ensured in the implementation of 12% OBC reservation.lt should be ensured that inthose centres.

where no OBC candidate has been admitted, lists have to be brought to fulfill theshort-fall..

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3% reservation for PH students has to be implemented on the basis of the increased seats. The additional nst brought out by the.

administration after pressure from the differently-abled students and larger student community contains only 31 students, as against 56.

seats according to total seats of 1867 for 2008..

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No WaUing List has been brought out for the MA programme In Urdu, with the administration maintaining its skewed logic of the.

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candidates not fulfilling the eligibility criterion. This has to be correctedimmediately and awaiting list has to be brought out.

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The entire system of wait Usts has to be done away with and the old system ofOffers has to be restored. Publication of Wait Lists.

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pia~an upper-bound on number of admissions to our university and thus, subverts the full potential of academic expansion..

We appeal to the students to rally behind this struggle and defeat the administration as well as its agents which are trying to mislead the students..

We appeal to the students to assemble outside the JNUSU Office tonight so that theJNUSULeadership agrees to the fact that there have been seat.

cuts and stops parroting the logic of theadministration..

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Sdl-Dlvya (Convenor, SSS), Ameet (Convenor, SAA),Zico, Taneesha (Councillors, SSS), Anirban, Saml (Councillors, SLL&CS). .

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to evolve a comprehensive course ofstruggle on all persisting issues. We appeal to the student community to.

reject all false propaganda and rally with JNUSU for a genuine struggle for ensuring the actual challengihg task of.

~orrectly implementing OBC reservation and seat increase in JNU. It is imperative thatwe maintain and strengthen.

the socially sensitive character ofthis campus and ensure thut reservation is properly implemented and the.

provisions ofsocial justice arc upheld. .

Sandeep PallaviDeka Md. Mobeen Alam.

President, JNUSU Gen. Secy., JNUSU Jt. Secy., JNUSU .

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Many kids in Pre-K did not get kindergarten spots in the schools they're already attending. Pre-K has been the point of entry for District 1 kids for 18 years. Researchers agree it's pedagogically awesome. "The Department of Education's centralized admission process undermines Disctrict 1's longstanding policy of parent choice," said City Council member Rosie Mendez. "The local policy not only provides for the economic and social diversity of schools but also creates stability for children and their families starting with pre-K." (Also, hi, DoE, overcrowding? Small class size? Not every kid receiving a place in his or her neighborhood school?? We have a census. How could you not have seen this coming? )

Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.

On Monday, March 26, 2018, the middle school kicked off College Week with guest speaker Wes Whiteside from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Wes discussed college requirements and the admissions process with all 7th graders, drawing from his work at Syracuse University as an academic adviser and previous experience in college admissions. He offered hands-on activities in which students could state positive things about themselves and provide examples of college admission requirements. Wes explained crucial information about SAT and ACT tests, college admissions essays, self-discipline, time management, organization and plagiarism. At SAS we remain fully committed to our college preparatory mission to create tomorrow’s leaders! Go ATOMS! #SASCS #SASAtoms