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...There was tremendous turnout and the people were very friendly," said David C. Gordon '96, a member of Harvard's lightweight men's crew. "Just to participate with 200,000 people watching is an incredible and unique experience...
...women's rugby club--formed in the spring of 1988--may be one of the more significant women's groups on campus. Attendance at practice far exceeds the typical turnout for a Radcliffe Union of Students meeting. And a rugby game day can be more social than any event organized by the Lynx, the on-again, off-again women's final club...
...tired sameness and poor turnout return year after year. Read those position papers, once again promising cable in your dorm and longer library hours! Scan those beaming faces in The Crimson, all looking to capture your vote...
...Only five people ran in Eliot--as a result, none of the candidates campaigned that hard, and voter turnout was very low," he said. "Just based on that, I don't think you can make a solid observation (about voter discontent...
...them a clutch of red-meat issues with which to energize voters angry at the Democrats and encourages those voters to turn out -- a particular concern in midterm elections, when only about 35% to 40% of those eligible cast ballots. Already, Democratic candidates have been spooked by high Republican turnout in the primaries -- and low turnout among Democrats. "The Republican base vote is more motivated than ours this year," said Donald Sweitzer, political director of the Democratic National Committee. "We don't have a lot of sexy, hot- button issues...