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Prez candidates debate smoking

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Published: Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Updated: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 13:02

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Ensign said ASUSU has a place for everyone with a passion. He and Fiefia both said there are clubs they could help Carlisle be involved in.

Smith and Carias each said ASUSU should advertise more what students could do for extracurriculars on campus. 

Warr said ASUSU could be more well rounded by getting more students to understand the importance of involvement.

“Personally, (being involved) has made my university experience,” Warr said. “Education is so much more than in the classroom ... It comes from getting to know other students of other backgrounds.”

 

– la.stewart@aggiemail.usu.edu

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1 comments

Anonymous
Wed Feb 27 2013 02:43
Lol. Non Smoking campus? Looks like USU is completely giving up on bringing even a slight bit of diversity which is critical to the education process. The moron who thinks his rights are being infringed upon by smokers is infringing on their rights to smoke. If he was somewhat intelligent he could have suggested to make designated smoking spots on campus. That would better preserve the rights of both affiliates. The other guy who said it should be put up to majority vote is also misled. Thomas Jefferson quotes "Majority rule is no more than two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for dinner". We need reasonable decent people to run for office and these comments proved that we have neither.




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