Monday, February 23, 2009

Edit yo' Peers Part 2

1. On Oct. 28, 2008, Weller said he took an unofficial vote. At the time, 8 of 15 were for the U-District.
2. Mayor Glenn Johnson informed the City Council that the ASWSU senate passed the vote on the U-District unanimously.
3. Pete Dickinson, Pullman planning director, explained the College Hill Tomorrow program, which involves refining a study from 2007 that could improve College Hill conditions.
4. “It’s time to realize that they need unification, and it’s going to start with them having different attitudes.”
5. The debate, which took place at Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Tuesday evening gave audience members the first chance to learn about some of the primary issues in this year’s campaign.
6. Sen. Jessica Hart, spoke up and presented ASWSU's unanimous support of the updated U-District proposal.
7. The Washington Department of Ecology determined that Pullman’s stormwater is polluting the streams that run through town.
8. In February 2007, Pullman came under the Permit.
9. All tickets agreed safety on campus needs to improve.
10. The U-District will be beneficial to the city and the community (according to..).
11. ASWSU members met with Pullman City Council last Wednesday to discuss WSU President Elson S. Floyd’s revision to the University District proposal.
12. Safety seemed to be the only issue consistently addressed by candidates, said current ASWSU Vice President Adam Fry-Pierce.
13. Out of the 15-member student senate, many spoke up to support the change in opinion.
14. The ordinance passed 4-3.
15. There was a lack of discussion about issues within ASWSU.
16. The final vote by City Council will take place Feb. 24, 2009.
17. On Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2009, eight students started their campaign for a presidential and vice president spot on the Associated Students of Washington State University (ASWSU).
18. On Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009, WSU’s newspaper, “The Daily Evergreen,” published an article discussing the first debate.
19. “Houses on College Hill are not safe or healthy,” Sen. Jessica Hart said. "They’re dangerous places to live."
20. “It's time for us to step up and do what we need to do in order to see these changes.” (said..?)

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