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It was 1996 on the campus of a university still dusting itself off from a massive earthquake that struck two years earlier.
And Parag Vaish ’97 (Finance) had to find a way.
Based off numbers he had gathered, he knew voter turnout among students at California State University, Northridge for Associated Students government elections was generally low. So he, running for vice president, and Vladimir Cerna, running for president, got clever. Read more about Parag Vaish here.