Mike Domitrz and the Student Senate

We present the Student Senate election results and a special interview with Mike Domitrz, the man behind the Can I Kiss You? shirts and presenting on campus. We also discuss the upcoming Wacipi Pow-Wow, the film The Road to 9/11 that aired on ABC, and the seemingly invasive changes to Facebook.

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