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Whether you’re a potential candidate, or a random student with zero desire to run for the ASUC in the future, why not figure out if you have what it takes to become the next member of the ASUC?
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A campaigner for an ASUC senate candidate was left speechless when a student passing through Sproul Plaza actually said “yes” after the campaigner asked to walk them to class to discuss the candidate.
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On Tuesday, voters took to the polls to decide on a number of measures and propositions as well as their leaders on the local, county, state and federal levels.
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What is one fewer vote in a sea of 138 million? This seemed to be the question on a lot of my American friends’ minds as this country headed into the 2018 midterm elections.
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To celebrate National Memo Day, we at the Clog have a special memo to issue out to all of our readers! Have you registered to vote?
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It starts with the Facebook profile pictures and steadily spreads until there are hordes of flyerers eager to prey upon students walking to class.
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It’s election season at UC Berkeley, which we all know is the worst — worse than midterms. Why? Get ready for an onslaught of Facebook profile pictures showing support for this or that candidate (organizations referenced in Facebook captions are for identification purposes only).
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Your Feb. 7 editorial began with you noticing “an increasing horde of students.” One would think that your own words would have caused you to realize that the increasing horde is the problem. But like the vast majority of people, you are blind to the obvious fact of human overpopulation
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The 2016 ASUC campaign season came to an end Wednesday, April 6, at 11:59 p.m. The public portion of the season lasted about a month. It’s difficult to pinpoint when exactly the campaign season began to affect Berkeley students’ everyday lives. It began quietly, with Facebook friends changing their profile
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