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EDITORIAL: Cast your vote

We can’t imagine why you wouldn’t want a say in how your student government does things, how they use your money and how your voice is carried to university officials. So this editorial is pretty short.

We know that, no matter what the receding ranks of naysayers think, UNLV students care about what goes on at their school and want to take part in making it better.

We are confident that the Rebels on this campus have what it takes to take action and make their opinions heard.

So we have no reason to doubt that when the polls close tonight and the numbers are tallied in the CSUN Senate elections, the record will show that you all got out and placed your votes.

Actually, you don’t have to get out at all. You can vote online from your bedroom or in the car via your phone. Just click on the “Vote in UNLV Elections” button on the registration Web site.

The Senate is made up of representatives of each college at UNLV. These people will be your liaisons to the CSUN executive board and directors. They will be your advocates in state and local issues. They will manage your money. They will plan your campus events. They will work tirelessly to make UNLV the best it can be for you and for generations to come.

If you pick the right people.

We hardly need to remind you that now is a critical moment in the history of UNLV. With accreditation review looming and the financial cruch still tugging at the fraying edges of our overstretched budgets, we need the best people in the seats of our Senate – people with drive, ambition and dreams that are just out of the reach of what we think we can achieve.

Before you cast your vote, do your research. Pick up The Rebel Yell’s election guide in Monday’s issue, search for the groups for your college’s candidates on Facebook and find out all you can.

The whole of the student body needs the strength of your educated vote.

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