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ASSU debates Judicial Affairs changes

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At Wednesday’s Graduate Student Council (GSC) meeting, council members and Undergraduate Senators debated with representatives from the Board of Judicial Affairs over a bill to approve the Alternate Review Process…

Incoming senators hope to reverse student apathy

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The undergraduate student body elected 13 freshmen and two sophomores to the ASSU Undergraduate Senate, election commissioner Adam…

Low turnout results in three pending GSC seats

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Results for three seats on the Graduate Student Council (GSC) are still pending in an election that saw a nearly 30 percent decrease in voter turnout. 1,047 graduate students voted…

Zimbroff-Wagstaff win ASSU Executive with 87 percent of vote

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Robbie Zimbroff ’12 and William Wagstaff ’12, two co-term students, won the race for ASSU Executive with 87% of the vote, announced elections commissioner Adam Adler ’13 on Saturday evening.…

ASSU Election Results

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The Daily News Staff will be updating this post live as election results are announced.…

Anonymous emails spark controversy in ASSU elections

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Campus has erupted over the past 36 hours in a firestorm of commentary on the actions and subsequent criticisms-turned-attacks on ASSU Vice President and Executive candidate Stewart MacGregor-Dennis ‘13. …

Guaranteed success for SOCC

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In recent years, perhaps no campus group has been more influential in determining the outcome of ASSU elections than the Students of Color Coalition (SOCC), which both endorses candidates and…

Zimbroff/Wagstaff garners support from campus groups

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For most students interested in running for ASSU office, an essential part of the process is seeking endorsements from various on-campus students groups. These student organizations help the candidates they…