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Meet the candidates: Bita Aliakbarzadeh and Alyssa Hubbard

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What started through some short messages on Snapchat evolved into a new friendship — and a USF student body presidential campaign. USF Student Government (SG) presidential and vice-presidential candidates Bita Aliakbarzadeh and Alyssa Hubbard met while looking for friends on the app. “I was posting, trying to meet some new people and make some more […]

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Meet the candidates: Bita Aliakbarzadeh and Alyssa Hubbard

What started through some short messages on Snapchat evolved into a new friendship — and a USF student body presidential campaign. USF Student Government (SG) presidential and vice-presidential candidates Bita Aliakbarzadeh and Alyssa Hubbard met while looking for friends on the app. “I was posting, trying to meet some new people and make some more […]

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