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Carnegie Mellon's student newspaper, The Tartan, reports on recent campus events and administrative discussions.

Greek Sing Success: Suessical Takes Double Competition

The annual Greek Sing event showcased its competitive spirit with a double win. "Suessical," the theme for this year's sing, captivated audiences with its creative blend of music and comedy, securing top spots in both the people's choice and judge's competition.

Lacrosse Team Celebrates First NCLL Win

The Carnegie Mellon lacrosse team marked a significant milestone by winning their inaugural game in the North Coast Lacrosse League (NCLL). The victory signals promising prospects for the team as they continue their season with renewed confidence.

Other Notable News:

- City Development: Mayor Bill Peduto visited Student Senate, discussing his Envision Downtown plan to enhance public transportation and create "complete streets" in Pittsburgh's downtown area. He also addressed plans for internship programs and the city's future growth.
- Student Leadership: Nkindé Ambalo, a sophomore mechanical engineering major, took on the role of Academic Affairs Committee chair in Student Senate, driving efforts to establish a clear Academic Relationship Code (ARC) to improve student-faculty interactions.
- Technological Advancements: A device developed at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute made its debut at SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas. Speck, the air quality tracking device, promises to revolutionize environmental monitoring.