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TWO couples have used lockdown to their advantage and saved enough to buy new homes. For Meg, 24 and Lewis, 26, 2020 was to be all about travelling but, when the pandemic hit, their plans changed. Meanwhile, Hannah Edwards, 23, and Ryan Roberts, 23, found themselves living apart with their parents after just one year of dating. Little did each couple know, back in March 2020, that brand new homes would be on the cards. 2020 was the year travel stopped, shops shut, and weddings and events were put on hold. With nothing to do and nowhere to spend money, lockdown enabled many buyers to save a lot faster than normal.
Media Credit: Danielle Towers | Staff Photographer SA Sen. Thomas Falcigno, CPS-G, said The Student Election Modernization Act ensures that “no discrepancy” exists between election guidelines in the SA constitution, the SA's charter and Joint Elections Commission bylaws. The Student Association Senate unanimously approved a bill to amend election bylaws, outlining conditions for a secondary SA election following a tie between two candidates, during its final meeting of the year. The bill limits the SA’s campaign period to 10 class days, allows students to write in candidates for all uncontested seats and renames a runoff election as a secondary election. SA Sen. Thomas Falcigno, CPS-G and the sponsor of the legislation, said the bill ensures that “no discrepancy” exists between election guidelines in the SA constitution, the SA’s charter and Joint Elections Commission bylaws.
Student Court dismisses SA presidential candidate's request for runoff gwhatchet.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from gwhatchet.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Former SA presidential candidate files injunction with Student Court gwhatchet.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from gwhatchet.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Media Credit: Grace Hromin | Assistant Photo Editor Hill and Carpenter react to the SA elections results alongside campaign team members Wednesday night. News By Makena Roberts Apr 1, 2021 12:21 AM Junior and current Student Association President Brandon Hill will remain in the position for a full academic year. Hill, the former SA executive vice president who originally ascended to the presidency in January, was elected to the SA’s top spot in the organization’s first fully virtual election season. He ran on a platform to add more positions to the executive branch and improve student inclusivity in the SA. “I’m thankful for all the support and love that the campaign has received thus far,” Hill said. “I’m thankful to all the voters, even those who didn’t vote for me, for doing their civic duty. But I look forward to earning their votes throughout the academic year.”
Media Credit: Courtesy of Hannah Edwards Edwards said her “first priority” is to set up a student “reopening task force” to sit in on conversations with administrators about GW’s plan to reopen for the fall. News By Celeste Noraian Mar 3, 2021 11:41 PM A fourth candidate for Student Association president has joined the race, running on a platform to provide financial relief opportunities for low-income students and hold community-wide events between SA members and the student body. Hannah Edwards, a junior and former SA vice president for diversity and inclusion, said she wants to push for updated scholarship opportunities for students. Edwards said she will use the connections she has made with officials and SA support to create an “inclusive culture” through hosting events, like an LGBTQ health and advocacy conference and a student-led conference about men and women of color.