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In an ongoing campus tradition, the ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President brought seven llamas to Memorial Glade for an event called “Llamapalooza” to help students de-stress as they prepare for their fall semester finals.
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The ASUC Senate held its regular meeting Wednesday night, discussing different upcoming community events as well as plans to improve campus.
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The ASUC Senate chambers were abuzz with excitement Aug. 28 as this year’s new senate class held its first meeting, marked by a visit from Chancellor Carol Christ.
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The ASUC Judicial Council met virtually Sunday to discuss the plea deal between the ASUC Elections Council and CalSERVE and to certify the election results from April.
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Get to know Regan Putnam and Aastha Jha — the candidates running for Academic Affairs Vice President, of AAVP, in the 2019 ASUC election at Cal.
There’s no race closer than the academic affairs vice president, or AAVP, election this year — both candidates offer bold visions for the position. Ultimately, Student Action candidate Aastha Jha’s experience makes her the most qualified candidate in the race.
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Chancellor Carol Christ released a statement on Monday titled “Plans to Advance Faculty Diversity,” to share information about future plans and present efforts to increase the diversity of UC Berkeley’s faculty.
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The AAVP’s most important job is ensuring major projects that directly improve students’ academic experience are completed, and Amarikwa has both the institutional knowledge and the clear (and achievable) plans to earn your vote this year.
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Candidates running for ASUC executive positions had a chance to speak directly to the campus community about their different platforms in an ASUC elections forum held by the Daily Californian on Thursday night.
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Campus junior Vicente Román announced Thursday evening his intent to run as an independent senatorial candidate for the spring 2017 ASUC elections.
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