ASI election recap
This year’s Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) elections saw ten candidates disqualified for campaign violations and incumbents reelected. The Collegian Online spoke with the new president and vice president of finance as well as members of P.E.D.R.O, the slate of candidates which was disqualified.
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No sir’ee! No sir’ee!
Well, at least we got senator pay. Real talk.
No sir’ee! No sir’ee!
Well, at least we got senator pay. Real talk.
Cougars are required to sustain young vampires, didn’t you know that? You know that video interview with the Collegian that Tom had? They should have entitled that, “Interview With a Vampire.”
Cougars are required to sustain young vampires, didn’t you know that? You know that video interview with the Collegian that Tom had? They should have entitled that, “Interview With a Vampire.”
I hear Tom feeds off the blood of people who can’t read the Election Code…which is why he ran with 9 of them–now that’s what I call Fast Food!
I hear Tom feeds off the blood of people who can’t read the Election Code…which is why he ran with 9 of them–now that’s what I call Fast Food!
That, and the people who cant read the election code! You know…
That, and the people who cant read the election code! You know…
All P.E.D.R.O.S. have to whine and cheat to get what they want in this world, it’s simple evolution. Now vampire evolution, that’s a whole different story there.
All P.E.D.R.O.S. have to whine and cheat to get what they want in this world, it’s simple evolution. Now vampire evolution, that’s a whole different story there.
Here in town there’s only she, who is beautiful as me, so I’m making plans to woo and marry Belle.
Here in town there’s only she, who is beautiful as me, so I’m making plans to woo and marry Belle.