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BREAKING: Ames Police investigate life threatening injury at fraternity (opens the original)
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AMES – At 7:57 a.m. Saturday, first responders arrived on scene to a severely injured man lying at the bottom of a fire escape at 237 Ash Ave., the address of Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Ames Police, Ames Fire Department and emergency medical services responded, and via Life Flight, the 18-year-old male was transported to Iowa Methodist Medical Center. The individual’s identity has not been released at this time pending investigation into the circumstances related to his injuries. He is not a studen
StuGov experiences internal conflicts over dress code and communication (opens the original)
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Student Government’s meeting Wednesday started with Senator Matt Miller sharing his thoughts on Speaker of the Senate Claire Hartley and Vice Speaker of the Senate Ryker Markus during open forum. “Actions so far have just reflected the most important thing being optics and seeming respectable,” Miller said. “Optics don’t help us achieve any goals… lately I’ve seen oppressive career politician tricks. Instead of learning from mistakes, we’re just figuring out how to make the same mistakes more ef
Iowa Secretary of State addresses StuGov (opens the original)
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Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate addressed the Iowa State Student Government Wednesday evening about the Catt Collegiate Challenge to encourage civic engagement on campus. “The voting trends in Iowa are going in the right direction,” Pate said. “We are seeing more 18-to-25-year-olds stepping up and registering and voting.” Pate went on to emphasize the value of each vote. “You have a voice,” Pate said. “We had a congressional race a few years ago that [had] hundreds of thousands of votes cast a
Meet the President and Vice President of StuGov (opens the original)
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Student Government President Brody Kuhse and Vice President Nolan Klemesrud discussed how they serve the student body and represent student interests in key issues like Flock cameras. “Our role is less of governing students and more of a union representing students,” Klemesrud said. “We kind of act as a liaison between the students and the administrators, advocating on behalf of students.” Kuhse specifically referenced building a bus stop shelter at the Wilson and Wallace dorms bus stop to serve
StuGov discusses non-partisanship and approves $15,416 in funding bills (opens the original)
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The Iowa State Student Government approved $15,416 in funding bills and conducted a first reading of a resolution recommitting the Senate to non-partisanship Wednesday. Historically, StuGov has maintained non-partisanship, and Speaker of the Senate Claire Hartley, a senior studying political science, explained that the Senate must strive to continue this. “Promising them [students] that we are remaining non-partisan in our decisions and in our thinking, in how we are treating students, in how we
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