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Organizers of Waves of Change, a new slate, said they will be advocating for similar political platforms as LET&#039;S ACT!, a slate created in 2013 that aimed to support underserved student groups.(Daily Bruin file photo)

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Q&#038;A: Waves of Change managers discuss slate&#8217;s upcoming election

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Waves of Change is one of two new student-run political groups, or slates, that registered to run candidates in the spring undergraduate student government election. Jeremy Peschard, manager of Waves of Change and third-year history and geography/environmental studies student, said Waves of Change aims to be an independent progressive campus movement.

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Q&A: Waves of Change managers discuss slate’s upcoming election

By Ashraf Sabbah

March 31, 2016 12:26 a.m.