Margaret Solomon President
President Margaret Solomon promoted the ASUC Alumni Homecoming on October 9 and reported that Cal 1 Card received a $1.5 million annual budget to upgrade readers for mobile compatibility. She highlighted upcoming plans, including an ASUC Night with women's basketball and CalTHON fundraising. Solomon also announced she will begin actively reviewing and acting on substantive Senate motions under Article III, Section 10.
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moved by 
Chesebro,
seconded by 
Singh
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moved by 
Karlan,
seconded by 
Gray
2 people spoke
Aiden Hill, a UC Berkeley alumnus running for Berkeley City Council, spoke about the historical and community value of People's Park. He expressed concern over UC Berkeley's militarization and displacement efforts at the park, calling on the ASUC to break its silence and continue its historical stance protecting People's Park.
Miles, a coordinator with CalPIRG, introduced the organization's current initiatives, highlighting their main campaign to make the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics plastic-free. He requested the ASUC Senate's support in passing a resolution backing the plastic-free Olympics initiative.
