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Finley/Hill elected ASSU Exec, Council to hear SOCC case

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John-Lancaster Finley ’16 and Brandon Hill ’16 will be the new ASSU President and Vice President, winning by 102 votes. In a unanimous vote, the ASSU Constitutional Council ruled in favor of hearing The Stanford Review’s case against the Students of Color Coalition. Ram’s Head Theatrical Society’s production of“Hairspray” serves as a successful step towards beginning to address racial issues within Stanford’s theater community. Women’s water polo captures MPSF title in win over Cal. Freshman gymnast Elizabeth Price won the NCAA title on the vault as the team finishes fifth overall. Op-eds explore a different view on anti-semitism and J Street and discuss the gross misconduct in APIRL’s handling of SJP’s divestment request.

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