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Incoming Student Body President Ryan Rinaldi embraces Brittany Boston and Binh Nguyen, the new vice presidents for services and external affairs, respectively. Their ticket, Future TU, won the Temple Student Government elections with 66 percent of the vote on Thursday. | MARGO REED TTN
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Future TU wins TSG election amid increased turnout

02 April 2015 David Glovach

The winning ticket garnered about 66 percent of the vote.

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TSG holds final debate before elections

27 March 2015 Steve Bohnel

The Temple News moderated the event, where RepresenTU and Future TU spoke about their plans to improve the university.

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TSG candidates tout diversity of teams in first debate of election cycle

24 March 2015 David Glovach

RepresenTU and Future TU clashed over trash collection and other issues before giving stump speeches about each of their platforms.

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