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...Riley ’07 regarding the student groups grant process—one issue taken into account in the endorsement—was unrealistic. “We wanted to issue a statement to South Asian Association and to other student groups about the feasibility of various tickets?? plans to increase the funding of student groups,” Gadgil said. “It has come to our attention that the Haddock-Riley ticket has been proposing a plan to cut social planning from the scope of the UC and to use the money from...
Given the demand for the tickets??the first week’s offering was gone in under an hour—Johnson said she hopes the University will take notice of students’ strong interest...
Even the respective tickets?? negative campaigning was not spared the cross-candidate monotony. Accusing his opponents of writing an unmanageably long set of promises, Nicolais reflected that “the election process [is] an attempt to create the longest laundry list. All the ideas in the world won’t accomplish anything if they’re not tied in to a specific platform.” For his part, Wilson felt that the Moore-Nichols platform was different from the two others: “I think our platforms are incredibly different?...
There are two tickets??Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Clay T. Capp ‘06 or Tracy “Ty” Moore II ’06 and Ian W. Nichols ’06—that can win this election and Harvard undergrads have a choice: do we want a strong student voice or a silent seat at the table? Do we want leadership capable of effecting change, or talking heads who have yet to learn how the College works? We need Matt and Clay...
...allowed the campaign...to organize itself andå its support publicly,” Greenfield writes in an e-mail. “It has provided a new means through which to advertise.” The other tickets??Teo P. Nicolais ’06-Samita A. Mannapperuma ’06 and Tracy T. Moore II ’06-Ian W. Nichols ’06—also have facebook groups dedicated to their campaigns...