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Thursday 16 January 2025

On Campus

Google’s “20 percent project” lets employees explore future roles for themselves in the company.

Over 1,300 students have visited UCS since September, which is up 8 to 11 percent in the past couple years.

Mary Troxell said that the concept of “accompaniment” is an intriguing leadership model.

“Everything ‘Narcos’ has taught you, please forget it.”

The new deadline will be Friday, Feb. 3, at 4 p.m. The election schedule will not change, with a campaign kickoff event scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 5.

Layla Aboukhater, MCAS ’18, a student from Syria, said the situation was bad for Syrian refugees even before Trump’s order.

CAB changed its ticketing process this year, only allowing one ticket to be purchased per Eagle ID.

Sociology professor Eve Spangler said she hasn’t seen significant changes in the budgets she has her students make in Inequality in America.

The Elections Committee is likely to extend the deadline for declaring intent to run this week.

The electors talked about the origins of the Electoral College being built upon compromise.

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