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Hello SOU Community, My name is Niko Hatch, and as of this past December 8th I am now your new ASSOU President. My predecessor Sarah Grulikowski has decided to withdraw from the position. I would like to extend my thanks from the student body to Sarah Grulikowski for her leadership and guidance through the beginning of this year and we wish her all the best in her future endeavors.  As her Vice President I assumed the office upon her withdrawal, and a new Vice President was elected from within the ASSOU body. I would like to extend congratulations to Andrew Zucker for being appointed the new...

As community development administrator for the city of Grand Island, Amber Alvidrez connects Grand Island’s nonprofit agencies with state and federal funds. These resources are needed during an ordinary year. In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, such resources are critical. Alvidrez has been with the city for three years. After graduating from Hastings College, she went to work for the Central Nebraska Child Advocacy Center (now called First Light). There, she was a forensic interviewer, working with child abuse victims and doing interviews for law enforcement and the Nebraska Department...

Attacked. goria, were you commenting there under your breath? that's why -- at the end you >> no, i just -- i feel like we wrapped it in a bow. do see this every four years. we'll be right back and we'll continue our conversation. in 2012 when, mitt romney made an election day trip to ohio. we were all talking about the tightening in pennsylvania. this is what happens at the end of a presidential race. this has tightened a bit because of the comey news out of the fbi of course and that hasn't been good for hillary clinton. let's not pretend that it is and that it's just a natural kind of settl...

That it's just a natural kind of settling and tightening of a race in a very dwightivided cou. i was talking to somebody in north carolina who pays a lot of attention to their early voting who said to me, 90% of republicans will come home in north carolina and that's really good for donald trump. the african-american vote is down. will hillary clinton be able to gather her more progressive, younger, multicultural coalition, to win that state, we just don't know. >> yeah. >> there are some really key states, north carolina, florida, ohio, and pennsylvania, are my four that i'm really going to b...