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And for the thousands of protesters across the country their reasons for demonstrating vary. This is for the people of palestine and were going to draft an agreement that is best that shows them we have not given up. I think its important that students and everyone know that the Jewish Community is not were not going to give into Anti Semitism. Especially as a jewish student with members of my family. Who died in the holocaust, i want to do everything i can to protest against this genocide that is happening against palestinians. We are all here as intelligent people who have autonomy to and we have a lot of privilege in being able to stand up and do what we love and stand up and protect the community we think deserves rejection. Even though i graduate in a week, i dont think this is going to end for me as a story. They dont want it to end for me as a story. This is truly an Intergenerational Movement and that is part of the reason why i think it is time to listen. I think is only a mat
City Council, As representatives of the Texas Aggie Classes of 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027, we write to you today to urge a reconsideration of the No-More-Than-Four policy. Students are having an increasingly difficult time finding adequate housing in College Station. High rent, low student income and shortages in housing availability has led many students.
FSU officials address allegations of voter suppression
Caroline Lewis
Amid allegations of voter suppression, the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, the former Supervisor of Elections and Director of Student Engagement have come forward with statements addressing the issues that occurred with the voting system during last week’s SGA election.
Griffin Leckie, who ran for Vice President under the Progress party, listed a number of concerns with the voting distribution and ballot systems which he believed amounted to voter suppression.
Leckie alleged that the ballot was sent out a day early in a mass email announcing that it was Election Day and that the email wasn’t sent out on the actual day of the election. (The latter statement is false, as another email was sent out on the day of the election announcing it was Election Day.) In addition, Leckie stated that the ballot was “not functional for a large number of students from roughly 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.” He al