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Nov 7, 2026

Sophie McManusGUEST
5:08
So she made a wonderful poster to kind of publicize it and ask for a committee.
Sophie McManusGUEST
5:14
And I like kind of I use a bit of my contacts for being the head of another society in college to kind of like get people that I know from that to be like, hey, can you post this? Can you publicise this? And like the Students' Union.
Sophie McManusGUEST
5:26
So from that, we did, we got, I had to shuffle through about like a good few, maybe 40 or 50 committee members who had signed up and I came from that.
John MulliganHOST
5:37
Which brings me to the event itself.
Baraa ShabanGUEST
8:10
I just finished, I remember, my final exam.
Baraa ShabanGUEST
8:13
And I joined the Students' Union literally when the first protest broke out at Sana'a University.
Baraa ShabanGUEST
8:19
It started as a protest, but actually we were quite amazed of how the public responded to the calls of the Arab Spring.
Baraa ShabanGUEST
8:26
Now, when it comes to the Houthis, I remember very well when they announced that they were going to join the protests.
JTHOST
17:29
All right.
JTHOST
17:30
So we're at the student union.
JTHOST
17:32
Andrea runs into Kelly and asks if she can talk.
JTHOST
17:34
Kelly puts her books down.

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JTHOST
29:19
and says he can handle anything else and he asks if they should get lunch to talk so they head off to go eat and chat they turn the corner into the quad and we see that jesse has set up a full picnic for the two of them andrea says it looks amazing and jesse says it's an amazing day because a couple months ago he filed for a clerkship with the federal court of appeals and hadn't given much thought to it since however judge minor in san francisco called and offered him the gig andrea's overjoyed jesse said his mom is convinced that he'll be the first minority supreme court justice they said to eat and jesse says andrea's hitched a future power player and asked her to spend next summer with him in san francisco andrea's kind of solemn and he begs her to say yes so she accepts and they hug and jesse asked what she wanted to talk
Tim CapelHOST
30:04
about but she defers
JTHOST
30:07
David and Donna are at the Student Union.
JTHOST
30:08
David's drinking what looks to be a Clearly Canadian, which made me very excited.
Mahad RazainHOST
4:26
How is it going, everyone? You are listening to CJSW 90.9 FM.
Mahad RazainHOST
4:32
This is the Students' Union Weekly.
Mahad RazainHOST
4:35
I'm your host today, Mohad Rezain, the Vice President External of the University of Calgary Students' Union.
Mahad RazainHOST
4:42
And I'm joined today by my co-host...
Abdul NagmalinHOST
4:44
Abdul Nagmalin, the Vice President Internal of the University of Calgary Students' Union.
Abdul NagmalinHOST
4:48
Hello.
Mahad RazainHOST
4:50
And you just finished listening to OMG by Halal Tracks and Chase Vocals Only by Halal Beats.

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Abdul NagmalinHOST
20:15
I'm the target.
SarahNARRATOR
13:34
Part three.
SarahNARRATOR
13:36
You will hear a student union officer's speech.
SarahNARRATOR
13:39
First, you have some time to look at questions 21 to 25.
SarahNARRATOR
14:15
Now, listen carefully
speaker_11UNKNOWN
14:19
25.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
14:19
Hi there.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
14:22
May I wish you a very warm welcome to Ealing College, and more especially to the Student Union.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
14:28
The Student Union is run by four sabbatical officers, of which I am one.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
50:49
Great point.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
50:51
You know, I'm not a student, but I do have the privilege of working for students at a student union.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
50:59
And so, you know, there's a couple of things.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
51:01
The Ford government's really dug themselves into a little bit of a hole, but this one, Doug Ford came out and said something very similar to Chris's great point, which is that, you know...
Josh SankarlalGUEST
51:55
Yeah, absolutely it is.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
51:57
And, like, I think Sarah's story is a great one to reference.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
52:00
At the Student Union, we hear from students constantly who are looking for additional scholarships or bursaries from the university, from the Student Union.
Josh SankarlalGUEST
52:09
And it's hard to provide those because anyone who's been paying attention knows this government has been strangling the post-secondary sector for close to a decade.
Fiona EarleyGUEST
9:18
So I suppose my role at the moment now is to keep creating new actions while also checking that the older actions are being maintained.
Bobbie HickeyHOST
9:29
And as I mentioned, I am proud DCU alumni myself, but I mention it again because I worked in DCU for a year on the Students' Union.
Bobbie HickeyHOST
9:39
So I was working on behalf of the students.
Bobbie HickeyHOST
9:41
It's separate to the university staff as such.

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Fiona EarleyGUEST
16:18
Have you any sensory requirements? Have you any communication requirements? So it really is about change as in thinking of people coming to the event before they get there.
Fiona EarleyGUEST
16:30
So changing the intake form to not just have you accessibility needs, but calling it out, have you sensory requirements.
Fiona EarleyGUEST
16:39
When the Students' Union hold events, They also call me what they used to call me.
Fiona EarleyGUEST
16:45
Now they don't.
BenAUDIENCE
25:34
Christian, mate, I've been in love with this band for 30 years.
BenAUDIENCE
25:37
I went to Monash Uni and saw them play in the Student Union lunchroom upstairs at Monash Uni in 1996.
BenAUDIENCE
25:45
I think their first song was on the radio, DAF probably at the time, and there was probably a couple of hundred people in the room.
BenAUDIENCE
25:53
Wow, what a great story.
Emily Pitt-ShawGUEST
9:39
Actually, when we look at it and when I look back at it, that wasn't the case.
Emily Pitt-ShawGUEST
9:42
There was oversight in terms of before things went to print, certain stories, opinion pieces as well, having to go to the Students' Union in order to be checked before going out.
Emily Pitt-ShawGUEST
9:52
And so I think that we realise that even though there are some coming forward saying that they have that independence, that might not necessarily be the case.
Ros AtkinsHOST
9:59
And what were the worst examples? What kind of examples can you give of where a kind of censorship was taking place?
Jerry QuijanoHOST
12:09
So where are you and what are you seeing out there?
Katie McAfeeCORRESPONDENT
12:12
Right now I am at the UT Student Union and I am seeing a lot of campaigning going on over here.
Katie McAfeeCORRESPONDENT
12:18
There are a couple of candidates for Austin City Council District 9.
Katie McAfeeCORRESPONDENT
12:22
Richard Heyman is here passing out pamphlets.

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