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Gibson authors legislation

ASC president takes student voice to Capitol

Aaron Hedge

Issue date: 5/12/08 Section: News
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"We have a state in Colorado where not everyone can get an education who wants to," Gibson said. "That's an illness. It needs to be diagnosed. It needs to be cured."

He says the way to fix Colorado's situation is to bring the student interest into the view of voters and looking past partisan politics to find a solution that makes sense -- something he said will be difficult for Colorado's polarized voters.

"Colorado is a state of extremes," he said. "You've got Colorado Springs. You've got Boulder. And Denver is right in between." Gibson said people view him as conservative, but he doesn't see himself as affiliated with either end of the political spectrum.

"A lot of my friends tell you I lean right," he said. "(But) I lean toward what makes sense."

With two years of school left before he graduates from CSU, Gibson looks forward to starting a career as a doctor, but hopes to continue his involvement in politics in some capacity.

News Managing Editor Aaron Hedge can be reached at news@collegian.com.
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Virginia

posted 5/12/08 @ 3:46 PM MST

Good work for a good lad. It is amazing what a student can do when they put their mind to something. : ) Good golly this makes my day.

Craig Hawley

posted 5/12/08 @ 5:44 PM MST

I agree Virginia. Well done young man.

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