March 18th, 1959. Arguably one of the most consequential pieces of legislation slid across Dwight D. Eisenhower’s desk; the President greeted the press with a large smile as he stamped the Hawaii Admission Act. Even despite the dark history and acquisition of the formerly independent country, the Act received 93% approval by voters on the […]
Author: Tyler Fioritto
Tyler Fioritto is a senior majoring in economics. He is the chairman of the Independence Union and a member of Central Student Government’s Elections Code Task Force and was an elected CSG representative from 2020 to 2023.
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