• The ODE (or as I call it, the ODW) has four ASUO-related stories on its front page today, all by Senior News Reporter Nick Wilbur. While they’re all fairly interesting, the gem is Party grievance elicits finger-pointing, which I imagine ASUO Programs Coordinator David Goward won’t particularly enjoy reading.
• Anonymous commenter “J” mentioned some anti-Jared and Juliana posters which had recently been put up (and taken down) around campus. Thanks to an anonymous (well, the submitter used what appears to be a fake name and has yet to respond to further inquiries) submission, we have some pictures:
  

  

  

  Commenter “J” also said that it “[s]eems like Jared Axelrod isn’t a fan of the first amendment.” Well, the fliers go against ASUO campaign rules: 6.2C of the Election Rules state that “Any printed campaign material for or against ballot measure (sic) must identify the sponsoring organization, committee, or person somewhere on the front of the material.” And 6.2D states that “Anonymous posters or flyers for or against a ballot measure are subject to removal by the Elections Board or any person acting with explicit permission from the Board.” Elections Coordinator Ryan Coussens informed me that he removed at least one of the fliers. As far as Axelrod is concerned, he’s never struck me as the type who’d be opposed to the first amendment. The second amendment, maybe.

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