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Meet StuGov Director of Outreach Kennedy Haag (opens the original)
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Kennedy Haag, a junior studying political science and criminal justice, serves as the Director of Outreach for Iowa State’s Student Government. In her role, she aims to inform students about all the StuGov officials and their involvement on campus. “My kind of big goal for it is just seeing Student Government members on campus, recognizing that they’re in your classes, they’re not scary, they don’t dress up to go to class… so right now I’m making buttons for everyone’s backpacks that say Student
Golden K Kiwanis hits the links to raise money for Story County charities (opens the original)
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AMES — The Golden K Kiwanis hosted their first-ever charity golf tournament at the Coldwater Golf Links Monday. The tournament was put on by Kiwanis members Bob Larson and Thomas Baas, along with the development director of The Boys and Girls Club of Story County, Judge Johnston and Kiwanis President Jeff Witt. The group’s goal was to raise money for 10 primary charities throughout the Story County area that work with children. The 10 organizations that benefited from the tournament were Ames No
Meet the Democratic candidate for Iowa Senate: Herman Quirmbach (opens the original)
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Senator Herman Quirmbach (D-Ames) plans to prioritize water quality, healthcare access and public education if reelected to represent Iowa’s 25th District in November. Quirmbach is currently serving his sixth term in the Iowa Senate and is running for reelection as the democratic nominee. Republicans nominated Paul Wacker. To address water quality in Iowa, Quirmbach stated that we need to tackle agricultural runoff and nonpoint source pollution through a voluntary nutrient-reduction strategy. “T
Takeaways from the study abroad fair (opens the original)
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Iowa State hosts approximately 110 study abroad programs annually spanning at least 28 countries over two semesters and during summer, winter, fall and spring breaks. Annually, Iowa State hosts a study abroad fair to introduce students to programs available to them. Representatives from study abroad programs across campus attended the fair Tuesday. Christine Denison, an Ivy Summer in Rome professor, explained why she values the study abroad experience. “For me, just getting the students exposure
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