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AS candidates square off in debate the day before
student body elections
By Laban Pelz
To whet the campus’ appetite for today’s Associated
Students elections, four of the six executive office candidates debated
in the free speech area Tuesday. AS elections begin today and continue
tomorrow with three-person races for both president and vice president
of finance, and 26
candidates vying for 15 senatorial positions. Vice president of finance
candidates Jennifer Reimer and Chris Rusca, both current members
of AS, spoke first. Candidate Mason
Morin, chapter president of Sigma Nu, was not present.More>>
Students who go to the Residence Dining Hall today won’t find
the usual tables and hear chatter among students eating their lunches.
Instead, they will hear about things such as the proper use of backpacks,
over the counter pain medications, skin cancer and alcohol abuse,
among other health-related topics. The annual Health Fair, which
will focus on student lifestyles, will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
in the
RDH and will feature more than
25 booths on health related issues.More>>
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By Ravneet Padda
It was just another weekend for these three buddies. They were
on their way back from Magic Mountain after a fun-filled day. The car
was rolling, the music rocking…but something was different. This
time–not everybody was having fun. One of them, a 17-year-old,
was being raped in the backseat of the car by a friend while the other
friend was driving. Many teenagers and young women find themselves
in similar situations.More>>
Students will have the chance to enjoy the beauty of Yosemite while
learning about philosophical and religious ideas on what it means
to live a good life during the philosophy department’s Living
Well retreat at the Tenaya Lodge on April 25. The keynote speaker
at the event will be Amy Hollywood, a professor of theology and the
history of Christianity at The Divinity School.More>>
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