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SA Election results
Roger Kapoor wins presidency with 57 percent of the vote. Josh Singer takes executive vice president with 42 percent. Student fee passes and new Student Association constitution fails.
Former CF breaks silence on resignation
As the new class of community facilitators enters training session at the Community Living and Learning Center, Mike Donaldson, a former CF at The Dakota, said overreaching expectations caused his resignation.
SMPA opens with gala ceremony
The School of Media and Public Affairs officially opened its new building to the world Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a GW co-sponsored Kalb Report with Bernard Shaw at the National Press Club.
Senators call for SA unity
A new class of freshman senators will join the Student Association next year with hopes for unity and change within the organization.
Kapoor takes majority, Singer wins EVP
Roger Kapoor received the most votes for Student Association president, the Joint Elections Committee announced to a calm Hippodrome crowd Wednesday afternoon - about 12 hours before taking him out of the race for violating spending rules Thursday.
JEC strips Kapoor of victory
The Joint Election Committee stripped presidential candidate Roger Kapoor of his victory early Thursday morning, ruling that he exceeded the $1,000 campaign-spending limit by $20.88, following three hours of testimony and deliberations.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Transgender author speaks at GWPride’s “Out and About Week”
Daphne Scholinski, who spent time in a mental institution for gender identity disorder, presented her feelings on gender and sexuality as part of GWPride's "Out and About Week" at the Marvin Center Tuesday night.
