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While many might claim that it is just too risky to elect Ty as President because “he doesn’t know the difference between a motion to table and motion to postpone” or “he just doesn’t understand how we work,” they should know from someone who held the job last year that the Undergraduate Council is not about motions or meetings. Any Harvard student could figure this out. (The number of members of the Undergraduate Council in the past several years who are also elected...
...Ty convinced me that it was impossible for the average student or student leader to tell the council an idea and expect it to become reality. By the end, he had decided that he wanted to be the one to change that...
...know that not only does he want to move the council forward, but he should be the one to do it. Ty Moore has the courage, the creativity and a colorful charisma to push the council to more effectively advocate on behalf of students, produce large campus events and energize the campus to create the Harvard they have always wanted...
...Ty is committed to reforming the council’s outdated, decades-old structure the Faculty prescribed for it at a very different era of Harvard—where students were far more likely to be wealthy and white, where houses were not randomized and the number of student groups was just a tiny fraction of what it is today. He and Ian will bring together students, faculty and alumni to transition to a stronger organization to have a greater impact on campus. They will establish more formal working relationships with other student councils within the University to coordinate...
...course, for those of us who know Ty, we know that he is a true renaissance man. He is honest about everything, respectful to everyone, and a good friend all the time...