The United States Constitution has a provision against ex post facto law making. The SBA Constitution needs a provision against spending money before it has been approved. This is a great cause where students and professors donate items and the proceeds are used to offer scholarships to those who do public service internships. It is the school that awards the scholarships. So in essence the SBA is turning over your money to those lucky enough to get the scholarship.
Parties are really great.
Some don't go simply because they can't get a date for the party. Meanwhile, many students that do go bring their dates, who are not Cardozo students. Draw your own conclusions. Meanwhile, many student clubs had their budget request for items such as panels, alumni networking, student support functions, and briefing workshops cut back or eliminated. The final budget numbers discussed in this article were voted on after 10 PM in a meeting that began at 7 PM, and due to personal obligations I had to leave the meeting before the vote was taken.