Ray Alonso Appointed Judicial Council Chair, Plans To Focus on Accessibility and Empathy
Raymond Alonso was appointed Judicial Council Chair at the Associated Students Senate meeting on Wednesday evening.
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Raymond Alonso was appointed Judicial Council Chair at the Associated Students Senate meeting on Wednesday evening.
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In a third attempt to elect an EVPSA, Rachel Ng is the sole remaining candidate running to fill the vacant position.
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At least eight percent of the student body must vote for the election to be valid.
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The resolution demands that the $15 minimum wage be applied to all UC workers, regardless of the number of hours that they work.
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The purpose of these Facebook accounts is to help increase senators’ accountability and transparency, the resolution states.
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A.S. Senate voted Wednesday evening to create a committee to address mold in I.V. residences.
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The vote, conducted over email, passed with 9 yeses, 3 nos and 1 abstention.
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The two were removed from the party during summer 2018, the statement said.
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Nine weeks later, UC Santa Barbara’s Associated Students has a full Judicial Council.
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The decision to publish an editorial is not one the Daily Nexus editorial board takes lightly.
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Salari, a second-year pre-political science major, spoke Wednesday night regarding rumors about her living situation.
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Kopel estimates she will present her nominations to the Associated Students (A.S.) Senate by the Week 9 Senate meeting.
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The Ralph M. Brown Act of 1953 “guarantees the public’s right to attend and participate in meetings of local legislative bodies,” according to a pamphlet published by the California Attorney Gen...
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Sunday’s deadline was the third extension set by the board following a continuous struggle to get students to vote in the special election.
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If the minimum voting threshold is not reached, the EVPSA position will remain vacant until the Spring Quarter 2019 elections.
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