Imagine you’re in a gym. Immediately, the thoughts start: Am I doing this right? Is my technique good? Is it heavy enough? What if I fail this rep, how do I bail? Oh gosh, are those people looking at me?
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Caguiat ran a platform of Nest accessibility, increased club engagement and sustainability.
Ian Caguiat is a fourth-year student running for VP administration on a platform of increasing Nest services, creating support systems and promoting sustainability.
Anuoluwapo Awotunde is a masters of pharmaceutical sciences student running for VP administration on a platform of mental health and student wellbeing.
Anvi Kumar is a fourth-year psychology student running for VP Administration on a platform of student visibility and inclusivity.
Candidates expressed similar ideas on Nest accessibility, but some candidates fell short on policy knowledge at the Great Debate on Friday.
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This year has been busy for AMS President Eshana Bhangu.
So far this year, the AMS has seen three different people serving as VP finance — former VP finance Rita Jin, President Eshana Bhangu as interim and current VP Finance Lawrence Liu — as the AMS faces a projected $1.25 million deficit.
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