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Gianni — 2009-04-08 07:30:56

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- Oscar, Jack and anyone that has questions I urge you to ask me in person, my phone number is (650)464-4674. This use of internet banter is unprofessional and rather childish considering your questions/comments are better answered through me. If it would make you more comfortable, feel free to contact me via my email address (gianniroses22@yahoo.com).	+ Oscar, Jack and anyone that has questions I urge you to ask me in person. This use of internet banter is unprofessional and rather childish considering your questions/comments are better answered through me. If it would make you more comfortable, feel free to contact me via email.

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Gianni — 2009-02-27 14:25:52

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-27 14:25:52'' [[nbsp]] Thank you Pete and all of our supporters. I really do appreciate the positive energy. --["Users/Gianni"]

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PeteWillits — 2009-02-27 08:19:39

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- ------ - ''2009-02-27 08:19:19'' [[nbsp]] Honestly, the video kerfuffle and the confused response to it (plus the fact that slates are dumb and we don't need any more of them) made me realllly skeptical of ACT. But after seeing the way LEAD has behaved in the past month (not pretty), and the quality of the candidates that ACT actually ran (very smart, polite, not politically obsessed), I have a much higher opinion of ACT now. I look forward to seeing what Justin Gold can get done in the Senate, and I also look forward to what ACT has to offer in the future. Hopefully it will be more along the lines of how they acted during the election and less similar to the video fiasco. --["Users/PeteWillits"]

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PeteWillits — 2009-02-27 08:19:19

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-27 08:19:19'' [[nbsp]] Honestly, the video kerfuffle and the confused response to it (plus the fact that slates are dumb and we don't need any more of them) made me realllly skeptical of ACT. But after seeing the way LEAD has behaved in the past month (not pretty), and the quality of the candidates that ACT actually ran (very smart, polite, not politically obsessed), I have a much higher opinion of ACT now. I look forward to seeing what Justin Gold can get done in the Senate, and I also look forward to what ACT has to offer in the future. Hopefully it will be more along the lines of how they acted during the election and less similar to the video fiasco. --["Users/PeteWillits"]

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PeteWillits — 2009-02-27 08:17:28

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-27 08:17:28'' [[nbsp]] Honestly, the video kerfluffle and the confused response to it (plus the fact that slates are dumb and we don't need any more of them) made me realllly skeptical of ACT. But after seeing the way LEAD has behaved in the past month (not pretty), and the quality of the candidates that ACT actually ran (very smart, polite, not politically obsessed), I have a much higher opinion of ACT now. I look forward to seeing what Justin Gold can get done in the Senate, and I also look forward to what ACT has to offer in the future. Hopefully it will be more along the lines of how they acted during the election and less similar to the video fiasco. --["Users/PeteWillits"]

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Gianni — 2009-02-27 03:35:43

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- ''2009-02-25 17:59:00'' [[nbsp]] To respond to your question senator Zwald, we took down the video to remove the 2 people that complained. We immediately put the video back up, contacted the people that left their information with us, and let everyone know that they can ask to remove themselves from the video like we did for Reff. I found out from the two people videotaping that there was no misleading information. Moreover, I was not even apart of the taping crew (Justin G. and Kevin F.) even though Reff used this to further manipulate and give credit to her story. I reviewed the video footage of Reff prior to having the picture posted and she was happier than a clam. So whatever happened between that time and the point Schwartz contacted her is beyond me. Not a single person was lied to or told that it was for a "political science project" (like Reff chooses to pretend) rather that it was used for a political project. To this day I do not know the exact intention of this attack by Hannah, but I do know this: Senator Schwartz had a conversation with someone I knew and discussed bringing ACT down by using Hannah Reff's fictional story, and that I have evidence proving her malicious intent to sabotage my organization. Unlike Reff, the second person that had issues with the video was much more cooperative and genuine. She said that she was unaware of the video having any affiliation with ASUCD and said that their was a "vague" understanding of its use. I understand that some people will always disagree simply because they can, however, I beg you to see both sides before jumping to conclusions.	+ ''2009-02-25 17:59:00'' [[nbsp]] To respond to your question senator Zwald, we took down the video to remove the 2 people that complained. We immediately put the video back up, contacted the people that left their information with us, and let everyone know that they can ask to remove themselves from the video like we did for Reff. I found out from the two people videotaping that there was no misleading information. Moreover, I was not even apart of the taping crew (Justin G. and Kevin F.) even though Reff used this to further manipulate and give credit to her story. I reviewed the video footage of Reff prior to having the picture posted and she was happier than a clam. So whatever happened between that time and the point Schwartz contacted her is beyond me. Not a single person was lied to or told that it was for a "political science project" (like Reff chooses to pretend) rather that it was used for a political project. To this day I do not know the exact intention of this attack by Hannah, but I do know this: someone I knew, discussed bringing ACT down by using Hannah Reff's fictional story to sabotage my organization. Unlike Reff, the second person that had issues with the video was much more cooperative and genuine. She said that she was unaware of the video having any affiliation with ASUCD and said that their was a "vague" understanding of its use. I understand that some people will always disagree simply because they can, however, I beg you to see both sides before jumping to conclusions.

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 21:56:13

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- ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I have witnesses to Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against anything in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording for any video tape (like she claims) about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]	+ ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] No matter what I say you will be at split ends against anything in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied and chose to use my name for an unknown cause. I was not recording for any video tape (like she claims) about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 14:33:02

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TheUnicorn — 2009-02-26 14:30:57

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-26 11:37:19'' [[nbsp]] I'm just reading their website. They talk about how a AAA-like service is needed for bikes. Come on guys, if you guys really cared about this at all, you'd know that [http://www.betterworldclub.com/bicycles/bike_assistance.htm such a thing already exists]. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 11:01:35

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- '''ACT.''' is a slate on campus dedicated to making student government work for students. ACT is an organization which empowers the students of UC Davis to integrate their ideas into action creating a safe environment in which they can pursue their goals. It provides an access point for UC Davis students to get in contact with their associated student body (ASUCD) so they can directly impact the decisions that are made involving them. ACT provides alternative avenues for students to get involved in which keeps the campus more connected within ASUCD. ACT was created by UC Davis students Gianni Rosas-Maxemin and Kevin Faro in 2009 when both students (Kevin being a former LEAD member and Gianni an EAC commissioner) learned that too many people disagreed with LEAD because of their monopoly within ASUCD and felt more comfortable to vote for an independent or not at all. However, it is much more difficult to win as an independent rather than running on a large powerful party, such as LEAD. To help remedy this problem, ACT was established to provide a level playing field within ASUCD and to help elect the best candidates. ACT ran 3 candidates in the Winter election of 2009 and elected one of them, Justin Gold with the most votes any senator received. ACT also helped elect independent Kevin Massoudi for senate and Joe Chatham and Chris Dietrich for the executive ticket. For more information, go to [http://www.ucACT.com]	+ '''ACT''' is a ["slate"] on campus dedicated to making student government work for students. ACT is an organization which empowers the students of UC Davis to integrate their ideas into action creating a safe environment in which they can pursue their goals. It provides an access point for UC Davis students to get in contact with their associated student body (ASUCD) so they can directly impact the decisions that are made involving them. ACT provides alternative avenues for students to get involved in which keeps the campus more connected within ASUCD. ACT was created by UC Davis students Gianni Rosas-Maxemin and Kevin Faro in 2009 when both students (Kevin being a former LEAD member and Gianni an EAC commissioner) learned that too many people disagreed with LEAD because of their monopoly within ASUCD and felt more comfortable to vote for an independent or not at all. However, it is much more difficult to win as an independent rather than running on a large powerful party, such as LEAD. To help remedy this problem, ACT was established to provide a level playing field within ASUCD and to help elect the best candidates. ACT ran 3 candidates in the Winter election of 2009 and elected one of them, Justin Gold with the most votes any senator received. ACT also helped elect independent Kevin Massoudi for senate and Joe Chatham and Chris Dietrich for the executive ticket. For more information, go to [http://www.ucACT.com]

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EliYani — 2009-02-26 10:51:57

Calling a duck a chicken doesn't change what it is.

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-26 10:50:31'' [[nbsp]] Let's split hairs here, Gianni. I don't know you. I've never met you. I ALSO didn't know the two young men who approached me about the video, and since you are the one who responded to my complaint about it, I made the silly assumption that one of them was you. My mistake, my apology. + + I don't lie. Thanks for making that silly assumption. + As to the "happier than a clam" comment, who doesn't like to have their picture taken? Some Native American tribes believe that pictures steal your soul; a friend of mine hasn't allowed herself to be photographed since the 90s. I, however, love attention (that's the redheaded middle child for you), and I was flattered at the time to be included in someone's political science project. --["Users/HannahReff"]

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 10:49:31

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 10:48:52

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- ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]	+ ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I have witnesses to Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against anything in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording for any video tape (like she claims) about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 03:39:58

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- ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]	+ ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 03:28:02

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- ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Well clearly we know where your alliance lies. NOT WITH THE STUDENTS. Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]	+ ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 03:26:14

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- ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]	+ ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Well clearly we know where your alliance lies. NOT WITH THE STUDENTS. Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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Gianni — 2009-02-26 02:58:52

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-26 02:58:52'' [[nbsp]] Well clearly we know where your alliance lies. NOT WITH THE STUDENTS. Not only did she lie, but I will show you and anyone evidence of Shwartz's demeanor against ACT and any avenue that competes with her cause. Andrew feel free to come over and view the facebook chat log she had with a friend of mine anytime and anywhere. The problem that people like you have is that you are too incorrigible. No matter what I say you will be at split ends against whatever I say in ACT's defense. Hannah Reff lied IN EVERY WAY possible. I was not recording any video tapes about the students nor was anyone videotaping anything for the intentions she claimed that misled students. It is funny you defend someone without cause or reason. As a student leader you should defend within reason. I personally have no time for people like Reff who lie and use the energy that my team uses to be imploded against us within false pretenses. --["Users/Gianni"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-26 02:41:42'' [[nbsp]] Yes, bubbly and amiable Rebecca Schwartz is quite the malicious individual... Are you kidding me? Not only is she the antithesis of malicious, but Rebecca would never be so irrational to think that reporting ACT's problems with facts, introductions, and clarity in public forums to the Aggie would result in "bringing down" the organization. For what its worth (Why believe me? I'm just part of "the man," right?), calling Reff an out-right liar is just offensive. Having known Hannah for a number of years, she wouldn't compromise her integrity for a petty point of contention in an ASUCD election. She doesn't, nor should anyone, view ASUCD elections with that type of intensity. --["Users/AndrewBianchi"]

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BrentLaabs — 2009-02-25 22:58:29

amplifying quackitude (all hail rachel maddow)

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MattBlair — 2009-02-25 20:50:41

If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck...

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Gianni — 2009-02-25 20:46:39

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- ''2009-02-25 17:59:00'' [[nbsp]] To respond to your question senator Zwald, we took down the video to remove the 2 people that complained. We immediately put the video back up, contacted the people that left their information with us, and let everyone know that they can ask to remove themselves from the video like we did for Reff. I found out from the two people videotaping (I was not apart of it, even though Reff decides to manipulate the story, it was Justin Gold and Kevin Faro) that there was no misleading information. Not a single person was lied to or told that it was for a "political science project" rather that it was used for a political project. To this day I do not know the exact intention of this attack by Hannah, but I do know this: Senator Schwartz had a conversation with someone I knew and discussed bringing ACT down by using Hannah Reff's fictional story, and that I have evidence proving her malicious intent to sabotage my organization. Unlike Reff, the second person that had issues with the video was much more cooperative and genuine. She said that she was unaware of the video having any affiliation with ASUCD and said that their was a "vague" understanding of its use. I understand that some people will always disagree simply because they can, however, I beg you to see both sides before jumping to conclusions.	+ ''2009-02-25 17:59:00'' [[nbsp]] To respond to your question senator Zwald, we took down the video to remove the 2 people that complained. We immediately put the video back up, contacted the people that left their information with us, and let everyone know that they can ask to remove themselves from the video like we did for Reff. I found out from the two people videotaping that there was no misleading information. Moreover, I was not even apart of the taping crew (Justin G. and Kevin F.) even though Reff used this to further manipulate and give credit to her story. I reviewed the video footage of Reff prior to having the picture posted and she was happier than a clam. So whatever happened between that time and the point Schwartz contacted her is beyond me. Not a single person was lied to or told that it was for a "political science project" (like Reff chooses to pretend) rather that it was used for a political project. To this day I do not know the exact intention of this attack by Hannah, but I do know this: Senator Schwartz had a conversation with someone I knew and discussed bringing ACT down by using Hannah Reff's fictional story, and that I have evidence proving her malicious intent to sabotage my organization. Unlike Reff, the second person that had issues with the video was much more cooperative and genuine. She said that she was unaware of the video having any affiliation with ASUCD and said that their was a "vague" understanding of its use. I understand that some people will always disagree simply because they can, however, I beg you to see both sides before jumping to conclusions.
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Gianni — 2009-02-25 20:24:23

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Gianni — 2009-02-25 17:59:00

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	+ ------ + ''2009-02-25 17:59:00'' [[nbsp]] To respond to your question senator Zwald, we took down the video to remove the 2 people that complained. We immediately put the video back up, contacted the people that left their information with us, and let everyone know that they can ask to remove themselves from the video like we did for Reff. I found out from the two people videotaping that there was no misleading information. Not a single person was lied to or told that it was for a "political science project" rather that it was used for a political project. To this day I do not know the exact intention of this attack by Hannah, but I do know this: Senator Schwartz had a conversation with someone I knew and discussed bringing ACT down by using Hannah Reff's fictional story, and that I have evidence proving her malicious intent to sabotage my organization. Unlike Reff, the second person that had issues with the video was much more cooperative and genuine. She said that she was unaware of the video having any affiliation with ASUCD and said that their was a "vague" understanding of its use. I understand that some people will always disagree simply because they can, however, I beg you to see both sides before jumping to conclusions. + + Oscar, my words were taken out of context. Note how there are no quotations. Moreover, a group cannot register as a "slate". If you search us under "political/action" within SPAC groups at UC Davis you will discover that, "ACT. Is an organization which empowers the students of UC Davis to integrate their ideas into action creating a safe environment in which they can pursue their goals. We will provide an access point for UC Davis students to get in contact with their ASUCD so they can directly impact the decisions that are made involving them." Simply put, we are getting our foot in the door to open access points for other students into ASUCD. If you choose to remember any of this, remember that ACT is another avenue for students to get involved in which keeps them more connected within ASUCD. I have learned that too many people disagree with LEAD because of their monopoly within ASUCD and feel more comfortable voting independent. However, it is much more difficult winning as an independent rather than running on a large powerful organization, such as LEAD. ACT was created to provide a level playing field within ASUCD and to help elect the best candidates, with the most recent results as an example. + + Oscar, Jack and anyone that has questions I urge you to ask me in person, my phone number is (650)464-4674. This use of internet banter is unprofessional and rather childish considering your questions/comments are better answered through me. If it would make you more comfortable, feel free to contact me via my email address (gianniroses22@yahoo.com). + + Look out for surveys in the near future, I plan to personally hand them out and discover what students are thinking. They will be unbiased so you will be allowed to jot down anything you are thinking in regards to your campus. We are looking to get a hefty amount of student input so that we can make sure Senate understands what is the most important issues. + + For more information, go to our website at www.ucACT.com + + + Love and respect, + Gianni + "Making the world a better place" --["Users/Gianni"]

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JasonAller — 2009-02-21 10:04:55

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MattBlair — 2009-02-17 23:40:12

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BrentLaabs — 2009-01-29 17:36:22

(because someone has to be different)

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BrentLaabs — 2009-01-29 17:31:03

I'm probably the only one who can answer this without looking anything up

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ThanhVu — 2009-01-29 16:59:55

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willklein — 2009-01-25 10:57:59

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-24 22:50:21'' [[nbsp]] I support healthy competition. I don't support dishonesty. + Do I support Senator Schwartz's candidacy? Yes. Did that motivate me to criticize ACT's below-ground methods? No. Why should I have to be careful of how I look when I'm at work? My responsibility there is not to read fine print for shady political campaigns; it's to provide sanitary, well-made food to thousands of hungry people a day. + I appreciate Senator Schwartz's alerting me to the issue, but I wrote the emails to the ACT leadership, and I penned the press release sent to the Aggie, KDVS, and AGTV. To imply that I acted solely on Rebecca's behalf is insulting. Not only do I think for myself, I speak for myself, too! It's amazing what women with brains in their heads and feet in their shoes are capable of in this day and age. --["Users/HannahReff"]

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EdWins — 2009-01-24 21:25:13

threading, + added small explanation to Max's comment.

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OscarSabino — 2009-01-24 20:28:40

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MaxMikalonis — 2009-01-24 19:16:06

You're rightish, but the aggie is completely wrong.

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	+ ------ + Edwin, + The Aggie got it wrong, per usual. The slate designation does not even exist according to SPAC. All groups can reserve rooms and can obtain CFC funding. The only reason this is relevant is because for a long period of time LEAD was '''not''' a registered student organization, meaning they could not reserve rooms, etc. If you just do a blank search of spac orgs [http://spac.ucdavis.edu/studentorgs/AJAXsearch.cfm here] you can see that ACT is registered as a political group and a service one. But there is nothing official about slates, as it is a purely asucd designation, as defined in the bylaws as such: "A “Slate” is any group of candidates and/or Tickets who run together under a common name or common slogan." (401B). However, by that definition, we can consider ACT a slate, but they are also allowed to consider themselves simply a student group running a slate which is also coincidentally named ACT. On the flipside, this level of mental gymnastics would require us to create a new page like "ACT/Student Organization" and I don't even want to go there. + ["Users/MaxMikalonis"-M.]

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EdWins — 2009-01-24 19:03:34

Revert to version 26 (article I linked, 3rd to last paragraph ).

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MaxMikalonis — 2009-01-24 19:00:34

There is no way to register as a slate, They are a registered student org w/SPAC

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JackZwald — 2009-01-24 18:56:29

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EdWins — 2009-01-24 18:20:37

it is registered as a slate per aggie article

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EdWins — 2009-01-23 15:36:04

merge. will leave it to others to integrate.

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AmyHartstein — 2009-01-20 21:33:31

To facilitate feedback.

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EdWins — 2009-01-20 00:05:05

bizzare coincidence? come on.

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-27 19:36:50

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-02-27 18:33:55

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KrisFricke — 2007-01-26 16:20:03

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JasonAller — 2007-01-25 17:46:11

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MaxMikalonis — 2007-01-25 14:25:34

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-01-24 19:10:12

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JasonAller — 2006-11-24 19:09:22

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	+ The '''Aggie Centrist Team''' is a Third Party ["slate"], ["Independent"] ["Joseph Bleckman"] formed shortly after his defeat in the ["Fall 2006 ASUCD Election"]. Their colors are green and white. The slate is currently recruiting ["ASUCD Senate"] candidates for the ["Winter 2007 ASUCD Election"]. Their most ambitious plan is to create an ["ASUCD"] Congress. + + We have some great plans for ASUCD and we would appreciate your support and vote. + + Chancellor: ["Joseph Bleckman"] + + + =Platform= + + We will create an ["ASUCD"] Congress with representatives from each club on campus to make recommendations to the ["Senate"], commissions, and units. + + We will oppose divisive resolutions. + + We will reform the Outreach Assembly. We will add ["Freshmen"] and Foreign exchange student outreach to the Assembly's goals. + + We will alow campus organizations to act as co-authors in order to add more weight to legislation. + + We shall make permanent polling places or make it easily available to vote on campus. + + We will be fiscally responsible, not spending all of ["Senate"] reserves in two months. We shall not pay for retreats for student government. + + We will defend ["Unitrans"] from those who wish to cut its budget. + + We will use ["ASUCD"] resources to promote charities dealing specifically with absued women and children in ["Yolo County"]. + + We shall spend an extra hour each week walking around campus teaching random people about ["ASUCD"] opportunities + + We will promote accessibility and work to get one Senator out tabling on the MU patio at lunchtime each day. + + * We will Work to get the Senators to announce that they are Senators in front of their classes each quarter to make them more accessible. + + * We shall eat at least once a month at each of the 4 DCs while wearing a sign identifying ourselves as Senators so that Freshmen have Senators they can contact easily. + + We will refuse to abstain from voting. You elect us to make decisions, not to shirk our duties + + We will work to make it easier for clubs to advertise themselves (Via tabling, dealing with the legality of chalking, etc) + + We will work to get info on ["ASUCD"] opportunities to ["Freshmen"] and Transfer Students + + We will get Aggie Cash in MU + + We will work to have a place to purchase scantrons and bluebooks on campus before 7:30 am classes. + + We support all things American such as the Flag, Applepie, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the ["ROTC"].