Aggie ice cream lobbies Legislature with creamy treats
February 24th, 2013 Posted in Arts and LifeBy Zach Waxler, Bradley Thatcher, Jordan Groff and Caesarea Kritz
The Blue Streak
LOGAN—On March 21, representatives from the Associated Students of Utah State University and other university officials will travel to Capitol Hill in Salt Lake City for the annual Aggie Ice Cream Day. The visit will include mingling with members of the Utah Legislature and sharing on the USU’s most famous delicacies.
USU Vice President for Student Services James Morales will be heading the event.
“The reason we do this is to have a relationship-building opportunity with the Legislature,” Morales said. “They are dealing with significant items for us this year.”
Among the issues being considered by the Legislature, which entered into general session on Jan. 28 and will conclude on March 14, are proposals for a new Aggie Life and Wellness Center, a new biology building and in-state tuition offers for the children and grandchildren of Utah State alumni, regardless of their state of residence.
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