A would-be student government president at Florida A&M University has taken to the courts to stop a university-wide revote after the law school botched the initial election.
August 16, 2016 at 02:00 AM
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The presidential election is heating up.
No, not Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. A would-be student government president at Florida A&M University has taken to the courts to stop a university-wide revote after the law school botched the initial election.
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