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No matter who wins the Student Government Association presidential election this week, the very structure of the organization will see major changes in the future.
This election season is unlike most at Central Michigan University. All of the candidates involved are qualified, understanding and respectful of each other’s campaign.
There are four things that make a great student body president: Experience, knowledge of your organization, real working contacts within multiple levels of CMU administration and a proven track record of commitment to the student body.
Because students are particularly apathetic to changes on campus, it is important to elect leaders who will bring the Student Government Association to the forefront, and those leaders are Shelby Township senior Vincent Cavataio and Jackson junior Bryant English.
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Our discussion with SGA presidential candidates Robert Brooks and Colleen McNeely
Students looking to vote in the Student Government Association election next week will have to go somewhere they may have never gone before.
Student Government Association presidential candidates Vincent Cavataio and Robert Brooks touched on the decision-making ability and authority of SGA on campus in tonight's debate.
There is a trend at Central Michigan University that is sadly not dissimilar to that of the American people: Many eligible voters do not participate in their local democracies. Student Government Association elections for next year's president, vice president, treasurer and senators begin Monday and students should pay attention.
Two campaigns are gearing up to win student votes in the Student Government Association presidential election on April 4.
Central Michigan University students contemplating legal action will be able to receive free advice at the new pro bono legal clinic come March 21.
Student Government Association President Brittany Mouzourakis announced the proposed pro bono legal clinic has a prospective start-date of March 21.
The fund for additional PrintQ allocations for students who have exceeded their limit on campus is coming close to fruition.
The Student Government Association passed a resolution Monday to recommend landlords of off-campus apartment complexes to provide recycling services to their residents.
The Student Government Association is planning to start a “PrintQ fund” for students who go over their allotted on-campus printing quota.
On Monday, SGA announced it would begin to look a fund which, according to SGA President Brittany Mouzourakis, would be available to students who apply for extra money for their PrintQ quota.
Establishing a pro bono legal clinic is at the top of Student Government Association President Brittany Mouzourakis' list of goals this year.
Union Township’s triple threat is finally complete as three fully erect wind turbines stand south of the township hall building, 2010 S. Lincoln Road.
It’s that time of the year when the library grows crowded, caffeine consumption is at an all-time high, and North Face jackets no longer keep you warm while walking to class. Yes, it’s that time of the year when we start to reflect upon the semester and wonder: where did the time go?
SGA hopes to open a pro bono legal clinic in the beginning of February
