Having already served one year on the Board of Governors, incumbent Irene Enyedy has already learned the mechanics of the board and feels that she will be a more effective representative this year. After her passionate plea at the tuition decision and insistence on creating a new committee to study tuition sustainability and communicate with… Continue reading BoG – Irene Enyedy
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VP Events Irene Enyedy
Irene Enyedy would be happy with a 36-hour day. That would give her the time to do everything she wants to do, and maybe, she might even get to relax for an hour or so. Enyedy is a workaholic; Enyedy is also a slave driver. It is these two qualities that are at the root… Continue reading VP Events Irene Enyedy
Board of Govrnors rep re-elected
By Natalie Sit
Students re-elected Board of Governors representative Irene Enyedy for a second term. For Enyedy it is a huge relief and a chance to continue her plans to implement change on the BOG. “We will review what we know and how we can help make the tuition discussion a clearer and happier decision for the coming… Continue reading Board of Govrnors rep re-elected
Bermuda Shorts Day is “The Pits”
By Irene Enyedy
There comes a time where all U of C students come together to celebrate the challenge of their last eight months. Whether it was glorious or not, filled with too many blurry days spent at the Den or none at all, students have the opportunity to socialize with their peers in a relaxed, happy and… Continue reading Bermuda Shorts Day is “The Pits”
VP events forum
By Nicole Kobie
It’s encouraging that the SU VP events forum was entertaining and well-attended–hopefully it proves prophetic for that portfolio next year. Last Thu., Feb. 6, two of the three would-be VPs–Lawrence Bailey and Richard “Krafty” Bergen–spent an hour answering questions from current SU VP Events Irene Enyedy and numerous audience members. Third candidate Anant Patel missed… Continue reading VP events forum
Leadership conference
By Natalie Sit
Those interested in furthering their leadership skills might be interested in the “Becoming Tomorrow Leadership Conference.” Filled with speakers from diverse areas such as politics, media and volunteering, Students’ Union Vice-President Irene Enyedy promises the SU/Gauntlet conference will help everyone from undergraduates right up to alumni.“We want the students to stay motivated in volunteering and… Continue reading Leadership conference
Becoming Tomorrow Leadership Conference
By Irene Enyedy
Presented by the Students’ Union and the Gauntlet, Becoming Tomorrow is a conference for students from January 24 to 26. This conference offers delegates an opportunity to build skills in leadership and volunteering. Students play many demanding roles such as worker, son/daughter, companion, mentor, counsellor and friend. Add to this the importance of volunteering and… Continue reading Becoming Tomorrow Leadership Conference
Hamster Dance draws police attention
Dance music echoing through MacEwan Students’ Centre last Wednesday was loud enough to annoy a merchant tenant.“We got a call from the police asking us to turn down the volume a few decibels, so we did and carried on with our day,” said Students’ Union Vice-President Events Irene Enyedy who also organized the Shinerama fund-raising… Continue reading Hamster Dance draws police attention
Editor, the Gauntlet:
Irene Enyedy’s letter appalled me. The half-truths, obfuscations and apparent lack of understanding of basic concepts of jurisprudence such as "double jeopardy" and "statute of limitations" expressed in her letter cause me to question her ability and the entire su’s ability to operate in a representative, democratic manner and her personal ability competently represent students.First,… Continue reading Editor, the Gauntlet:
The facade of truth
By Вen Li
Last week, we ran a letter from Committee of Hearing Chair and Students’ Union Vice-President Events Irene Enyedy bearing her byline, in good faith that it was she who wanted to set the record straight about inaccuracies in my story about the proceedings against SU Academic Commissioner Gavin Preston. That is great. I’m all for… Continue reading The facade of truth