A USG survey found that 27 percent of students want designated smoking areas.
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The Green Student Assembly will be the ninth assembly on USG’s Program Board.
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The executive cabinet assists the president and vice president during their term.
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Arkfeld-Cascante and Kurth-Park removed their campaign signs on Trousdale Parkway.
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EXCLUSIVE: After deliberations that began at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and concluded around 3:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Undergraduate Student Government Elections Commission determined both presidential tickets had committed violations of the elections code. Matt Arkfeld and Alex Cascante were cited for not using the “Vote On” logo on their campaign shirts, the Elections and Recruitment Committee [...]
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Arkfeld-Cascante have 17 endorsements and Kurth-Park have 11 endorsements.
Read the rest of this article »MATT ARKFELD & ALEX CASCANTE Matthew Arkfeld and Alex Cascante are approaching the 2013 Undergraduate Student Government election with reform in mind, focusing their platform on internal USG operations. Arkfeld, a junior majoring in East Asian area studies, currently serves as senate speaker pro tempore. Cascante, a junior majoring in business administration, serves as a Greek [...]
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The Undergraduate Student Government presidential tickets are Matt Arkfeld-Alex Cascante and Christian Kurth-Ryan Park.
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Candidates talk about how their diverse perspectives will guide policies in office.
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Undergraduate Student Government candidates posted their signs along Trousdale Parkway Monday at midnight to signal the beginning of the election season. Students will elect the candidates for president, vice president and senators Tuesday, Feb. 12, through Thursday, Feb. 14. The two presidential tickets’ signs have the same color scheme of blue, black and white. Each [...]
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