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Associate Editorial/Opinion Editor Owen Carmicino ’26 talks about different plastics, their various uses, and their effects on the world we live in.

Both Mayor’s Cup matchups went to the Garnet Chargers last Saturday in Albany, with a 3-2 loss for both the mens’ and womens’ teams.

On Monday, the White House’s Office of Management and Budget issued a complete freeze on all federal aid. The freeze would have gone into effect on Tuesday at 5 pm; however, a federal judge stayed the order until February 3.

Sports Editor Riley Sobel ’27 liked the first episode of Severance’s second season, more or less.

New Mueller Center vans, Dance Team fundraiser, Quantum Computing Club starter budget, W2SZ radio club flea market, Gajjde Sher Bhangra club budget reallocation, Humans vs. Zombies subsidy and loan, new UPAC Comedy program, RPI Ambulance subsidy, UPAC Concerts big show subsidy, and the removal of the Parliamentarian.

Out of the three proposed appointments to Executive Board positions, only one was confirmed. A motion to lower the Graduate Activity fee was brought forth but was tabled.

Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, track and field, and swim and dive teams all competed over the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend.

Two last minute goals brought the Engineers up to a 5-2 loss against Harvard last Friday.

Engineers unable to close the gap, fall to Dartmouth 3-5.

Rensselaer’s basketball, hockey, and track and field teams all competed over the first weekend of the semester.

After putting up a fight for three quarters, the Engineers suffered a double-digit loss to Rochester Institute of Technology due to their fourth quarter struggles.

Rensselaer suffers a 2-0 defeat to the visiting St. Lawrence Saints.

After a strong first period, Rensselaer lost the thread and the game to Clarkson in a 3-8 defeat.

Director of Risk Management Monika Robertson and Associate Vice President of Finance Kelli Perry presented a new policy to ban e-mobility devices from campus. A formal inquiry was made by the Graduate Council into the ethics of some appointments made by the Executive Board.

Budgeting deadline, renovations, Black Students’ Association proposes their Fashion Thrift Store fundraiser, RPI Ambulance requests for the reallocation of funds, and roles are filled in the Committee of Ethical and Fair Appointments.

The Student Life Committee presented changes to the campus sign policy, and Alexander Lutsevich ’24G presented the “Grad Wiki,” a guide for graduate students. AAC and HSAC worked to communicate with the Provost and Sodexo to compromise on the add/drop deadline and meal plan pricing.