Cardona Submits Bill to Include ROTC Return on Ballot
President Angelina Cardona has submitted a bill to the ASSU Undergraduate Senate and Graduate Student Council that would add “Measure A – Advisory Question” to the
Irresponsible (But Fun) Econometric Predictions
Based on the voting model that I created here, I am now going to report what that model would predict for the outcome of this
Learning from Last Year (Part III)
As promised, this is the last edition of the “learning from last year” series (see parts I and II). Here, I’m just going to
Learning From Last Year (Part II)
As promised, this is the second post in my analysis of last year’s elections. Here, I will turn to models that purport not just
Learning From Last Year (Part I)
ECON 102B is a class that is both highly frustrating and incredibly useful. Indeed, the power to perform regressions and gain what seems like the
Petitions are Closed, So Here’s the Ballot:
Well, the petition results have appeared. Not everything has been validated yet, but assuming that there haven’t been too many false petitions, here’s
Refunding Special Fees: The Individual’s Right to Pull the Plug on Student Groups
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Abusing the Refund: The Problem Facing Special Fees
$100,000+ short. As of the close of the refund period for this quarter, fully 16 percent of students, almost 1 out of every 6,