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Legata developed the technology for the two projects, while the UC has primarily worked to generate publicity among the student body, according to UC Student Relations Committee Chair Ashley M. Fabrizio...
...report recommended that the Election Commission, a non-partisan body of students that oversees and regulates the elections process, will be reduced from seven members to five in order to minimize coordination costs, said Student Relations Committee Chair Ashley M. Fabrizio...
...Fabrizio added that the UC has worked with the Office of Student Life and Faculty of Arts and Sciences IT Services to replace the current election system with Helios software, a system that Princeton’s undergraduate student government has implemented with favorable results. Helios has a much simpler interface and is compatible with the “keys” system, Hysen said...
...region of Calabria, where Rosarno is located, makes up the toe of Italy's boot. Seasonal migrants - mostly from Africa and Eastern Europe - have long been employed to work in the citrus orchards there. The hours are long, and the wages average less than $30 a day. When Fabrizio Gatti, a journalist for the Italian newsweekly L'Espresso, posed as a migrant worker in 2006, he uncovered a world where beatings were common and exploitation was rife. "You have no contract - no rights," Gatti says. "So if they don't pay you, you cannot go to the police...
There's little doubt of Berlusconi's appeal. In a country weary of political wrangling - it's on its 62nd government since the war - Berlusconi has successfully "tapped into nonpolitical sentiments," says Fabrizio Tonello, a political scientist at the University of Padua. Against the backdrop of the aspirational consumption shown on his television stations, Berlusconi's blend of ordinary Italian guyhood with the image of fabulously wealthy Don Juan is a potent one: "It's an entertainment culture," says Tonello, "the direct opposite of a political culture, in which only politicians who are celebrities can compete in the political market...