Tag: R’Gear
Executive vice president stipend increase is put under review by judicial...
The ASUCR meeting on Wednesday, May 27 centered on discussion and debate over SB-S20-007 Amendments to Chapter 10, 8, 2 and 4 of the...
ASUCR hosts 6th annual R’Gear distribution
Hundreds of students lined up outside the Student Recreation Center (SRC) on Thursday, Jan. 15, for the annual distribution of R’Gear led by ASUCR....
ASUCR discusses making R’Gear a mandatory event for senators and lack...
On Wednesday, Nov. 13, President Pro Tempore Preeti Juturu discussed making the distribution of R’Gear a required event for senators to attend during their...
ASUCR approves R’Gear allocation, approves nomination of new judicial council members,...
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, ASUCR held their sixth meeting of the quarter.
During New Business, ASUCR President Julian Gonzalez presented his three nominees for the...
3,400 students get sweaters during fourth annual R’Gear reveal
ASUCR held its fourth annual R’Gear giveaway at the SRC North on Thursday, April 13, where they distributed UCR-themed sweaters and organized a canned...
Goodbye R’Gear, hello puppies
Critics of ASUCR’s decision to spend nearly $35,000 on R’Gear sweaters were left perplexed this week as ASUCR announced its decision to instead use...
Full steam ahead for R’Gear: Executive veto struck down by ASUCR...
R’Gear earned a victory in the ASUCR Judicial Council late Tuesday afternoon as the justices overturned an executive veto, allowing the project to continue,...
R’Gear is a waste of students’ money and must be discontinued
R’Gear, when it began in February of 2015, was penned as an initiative to raise school spirit by distributing supposedly “free” UCR sweatshirts and...
ASUCR cabinet members veto $35,000 R’Gear expense
Beginning a tense meeting, ASUCR President Aram Ayra announced that he and two other Executive Cabinet (ECAB) members, Vice President of External Affairs Johnathan...
ASUCR approves $35,000 allocation for R’Gear
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, ASUCR senators voted to pass a $35,285.45 expenditure to fund R’Gear by a vote of 9-3-1. Started by 2014-15 ASUCR...