October 24th Packet 2025

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The document outlines the agenda and minutes from a general meeting of the Illinois Student Senate held on October 24, 2012. Key topics include the approval of previous minutes, public and member comments, officer announcements, executive orders, and various resolutions for action and information. Notable resolutions discussed include appropriations for the Illio yearbook, an Epson scanner for archiving documents, and funding for the Fifth Annual Teaching Excellence Awards. The meeting also addressed updates regarding dual degree students' certification and protection against retaliation for graduate student employees. The document concludes with reports for information and adjournment details.

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