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ASUO 2010 Elections – Alex McCafferty

Alex McCafferty speaks about his experience in student government, navigating through the Senate and his plans for the Green Tape Notebook. McCafferty is running for the Associated Students of the University of Oregon presidential seat.
April 5, 2010
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