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Public Opinion Polls

JasonAller — 2008-08-10 18:58:40

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- Also, the current ["Gender and Sexuality Commission"] poll makes it __impossible__ to say anything positive about the sex-toy workshop. The most positive response you can give is "no negative feelings," and then proceed to type something in the provided text area! I didn't attend the workshop, but the poll seems biased against the event. Log into http://opinion.ucdavis.edu and check out the "Past Polls" as well as the current [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/view_results.cfm?id=662 Sex-Toy poll] to see what I am talking about.'' --["PhilipNeustrom"]	+ Also, the current ["Gender and Sexuality Commission"] poll makes it __impossible__ to say anything positive about the sex-toy workshop. The most positive response you can give is "no negative feelings," and then proceed to type something in the provided text area! I didn't attend the workshop, but the poll seems biased against the event. Log into http://opinion.ucdavis.edu and check out the "Past Polls" as well as the current [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/view_results.cfm?id=662 Sex-Toy poll] to see what I am talking about.'' --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]
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- Shouldn't there be a website, location, or other links for this? --["SteveDavison"]	+ Shouldn't there be a website, location, or other links for this? --["Users/SteveDavison"]

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JamesSchwab — 2006-11-22 10:21:43

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EdwinSaada — 2006-11-22 08:55:34

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	+ + However, it seems to have fallen into disuse. The last poll was in [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/past.cfm January] of 06.
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- ''2006-06-05 20:42:49'' [[nbsp]] What's been going on with this? The website is simply http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/, but there havn't been any polls since [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/past.cfm January]. What a waste. --["EdwinSaada"]

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EdwinSaada — 2006-06-05 19:42:49

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- The ["ASUCD"] Public Opinion Polls unit was created as an independent unit sometime around 2001. The primary people responsible for the creation of this unit were Russ Fagaly and Jon Avidor.	+ The ["ASUCD"] Public Opinion Polls unit was created as an independent unit sometime around 2001. The primary people responsible for the creation of this unit were Russ Fagaly and Jon Avidor.
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- Also, the current ["Gender and Sexuality Commission"] poll makes it __impossible__ to say anything positive about the sex-toy workshop. The most positive response you can give is "no negative feelings," and then proceed to type something in the provided text area! I didn't attend the workshop, but the poll seems biased against the event. Log into http://opinion.ucdavis.edu and check out the "Past Polls" as well as the current [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/view_results.cfm?id=662 Sex-Toy poll] to see what I am talking about.'' --["PhilipNeustrom"]	+ Also, the current ["Gender and Sexuality Commission"] poll makes it __impossible__ to say anything positive about the sex-toy workshop. The most positive response you can give is "no negative feelings," and then proceed to type something in the provided text area! I didn't attend the workshop, but the poll seems biased against the event. Log into http://opinion.ucdavis.edu and check out the "Past Polls" as well as the current [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/view_results.cfm?id=662 Sex-Toy poll] to see what I am talking about.'' --["PhilipNeustrom"]
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	+ ------ + ''2006-06-05 20:42:49'' [[nbsp]] What's been going on with this? The website is simply http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/, but there havn't been any polls since [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/past.cfm January]. What a waste. --["EdwinSaada"]

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BrentLaabs — 2006-04-18 11:44:42

linking student advocacy

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- The unit was designed to gage the pulse of the students of UC Davis. It was initally designed to be a unit composed of 9 members. This was impractical and the unit had difficulties. Eventually it was reduced in size to run by a single person and included in the newly created, and now extinct, Student Advocacy Office.	+ The unit was designed to gage the pulse of the students of UC Davis. It was initally designed to be a unit composed of 9 members. This was impractical and the unit had difficulties. Eventually it was reduced in size to run by a single person and included in the newly created, and now extinct, ["ASUCD Student Advocacy Office" Student Advocacy Office].

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JasonAller — 2006-01-14 17:26:07

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- The ASUCD Public Opinion Polls was created as an independent unit sometime around 2001. The primary people responsible for the creation of this unit were Russ Fagaly and Jon Avidor.	+ The ["ASUCD"] Public Opinion Polls unit was created as an independent unit sometime around 2001. The primary people responsible for the creation of this unit were Russ Fagaly and Jon Avidor.
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SteveDavison — 2006-01-13 07:28:14

Comments seems appropriate for a "public opinion poll" page

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- -	+ Shouldn't there be a website, location, or other links for this? --["SteveDavison"]

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EricFox — 2006-01-10 15:06:51

like riding a bicycle...

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- * '''Russ Fagaly, ?-2004''' - * '''Eric Fox, 2004-2005''' - * '''A.Tianna Scozzaro, Spring 2005'''	+ + * '''Russ Fagaly, ?-2004''' + * '''Eric Fox, 2004-2005''' + * '''A.Tianna Scozzaro, Spring 2005'''

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EricFox — 2006-01-10 15:04:55

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	+ The ASUCD Public Opinion Polls was created as an independent unit sometime around 2001. The primary people responsible for the creation of this unit were Russ Fagaly and Jon Avidor. + + The unit was designed to gage the pulse of the students of UC Davis. It was initally designed to be a unit composed of 9 members. This was impractical and the unit had difficulties. Eventually it was reduced in size to run by a single person and included in the newly created, and now extinct, Student Advocacy Office. + + It was during this three year period that POP achieved its greatest level of recognition within ASUCD. During this time period POP ran polls on a variety of topics. Due to increased marketing, which included utilizing the myucdavis campus messaging system and offering money to the bookstore, responses swelled. + + Those few years of success allowed POP to survive the removal of Student Advocacy and currently resides under the Campus Outreach and Organizing Office. + + + Past directors: + * '''Russ Fagaly, ?-2004''' + * '''Eric Fox, 2004-2005''' + * '''A.Tianna Scozzaro, Spring 2005''' + + + == Commentary == + ''The public opinion poll on ["Choice Voting"] (entitled "Alternative Voting Methods") is incorrect. The first question (which starts off the poll) is: + + "Under the Choice Voting System, are you aware that if your 1st prefered candidate is elected the the 2nd candidate selected is irrelevant?" + + The rest of the poll proposes alternative voting systems, and then the poll concludes asking the taker if they "understand the Choice Voting system" having taken the poll. ('''Note''': Under choice voting, your second choice vote __does__ count if your first choice is elected!). + + Also, the current ["Gender and Sexuality Commission"] poll makes it __impossible__ to say anything positive about the sex-toy workshop. The most positive response you can give is "no negative feelings," and then proceed to type something in the provided text area! I didn't attend the workshop, but the poll seems biased against the event. Log into http://opinion.ucdavis.edu and check out the "Past Polls" as well as the current [http://opinion.ucdavis.edu/view_results.cfm?id=662 Sex-Toy poll] to see what I am talking about.'' --["PhilipNeustrom"] + + ---- + + + +