Ever want to run for an executive position with the Federation of Students? Now, you can do the next best thing by playing Fedopoly, the board game based on Feds elections. Here, mathNEWS gives you an exclusive peek at some of the "Community Chest" and "Chance" cards that will be part of this soon-to-be-released game.
Some cards are based on campaign promises from actual candidates, such as this card, pulled right from Presidential candidate Kevin Ma's platform:
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Need some extra cash? Dip your hand into the Community Chest and see what you can pull out.
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Other cards reflect the role of campus media in the election.
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Executive elections aren't the only ones going on; candidates are also vying for positions on the university Senate. This next card is an homage to the strong showing typically made by "declined" ballots in senate races.
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Another card was inspired by the delays experienced by the elections committee in determining whether or not executive candidates were registered students.
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Not being a student isn't the only way to get disqualified, as some past candidates have discovered:
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Finally, we present one of the "classic" cards, a tribute to former Feds President Chris Farley and his unique ability to represent the concerns of univeristy administration to students:
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Craig Sloss
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