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rights,” Sarandis said. “We are a
student organization, no one is
running for an official govern
ment position.”
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daddy? Me. And I make damn
cool T-shirts. Pimpin’ for the best
damn class ... fightin’ Texas
Aggie Class of 2004.”
Sarandis said words such as
“damn” and “hell” are inappropri
ate, and that the trademark Aggie
yell “beat the hell outta ...” would be
censored from campaign materials.
Dubberly said he spent about
$30 on the leaflets, and could not
afford to print another batch.
“This may cost me the elec
tion, but we really need to set this
right,” Dubberly said.
All campaign materials,
including flyers, posters, and even
gimmicks such as handing out
mints or pencils, must be
approved by the election commis
sioner, Sarandis said. Candidates
are advised not to buy campaign
materials before they have been
approved, Sarandis said, because
expenditures on censored materi
als will count against candidates’
spending limits.
Sarandis defended the com
mission’s censorship authority,
and said because student govern
ment is an independent si
organization, the commission
regulate how SGA chooses
leaders without the
Amendment constraints t
apply to the University.
More than 30 of the 125 can
dates in the student election to
submitted campaign material
inappropriate content, Saranc
said. In each case, the c
revised the materials to meetco!
mission standards and
approved.
SGA adviser Bobby Til
said about $150,000 of stud;:
government’s $450,000
comes from student fees.
Student elections will be ki
March 27-28.
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