Word: benjamin
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...Being the existing vice-president, she definitely had a lot of name recognition [and] a lot of press about her. Because of that, she naturally started considerably ahead of everyone else," said fifth-place finisher Benjamin R. Kaplan '99. "The other candidates were coming from a similar perspective, [so] we probably took votes away from each other...
...other presidential candidates followed Rawlins in this order: Nelson, Haynes, Benjamin R. Kaplan '99, Philip R. Kaufman '98, Justin E. Porter '99, Albert S. Lee'98, Adam D. "Waka" Green '99, Eli W. Bolotin '98, Joseph G. Cleeman '98, David Goodman '97-'98 and William P. Pyonteck...
Crimson editors and reporters undoubtedly, are aware of the dilemmas involved. As a result, coverage of the elections this year has been almost self-consciously balanced. It is true that the vast majority of the press has gone to four candidates: Elizabeth A. Haynes '98, Benjamin R. Kaplan '99-'98, Eric M. Nelson '99 and Lamelle D. Rawlins '99. Still, these are the only candidates who have political pasts and widespread name-recognition on campus. As a result, these are the only candidates who now appear to have a legitimate chance of victory. Inevitably, judgment calls were made, but this...
...percent on target), it is an excellent illustration of why this aspect of the system is so important. To put it simply, the election will come down to being a choice between two of the top five people listed in yesterday's Crimson poll: Kaufman, Haynes, Nelson, Benjamin R. Kaplan '99 or Rawlins. This makes it all the more important that you vote for at least two or three people...
...climate of increased tensions with Arab states following hard-line Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's election in May has forced Israeli commanders to face an urgent question: after 14 years without a full-fledged war--the longest such period in the country's history--is Israel ready for battle? The answer, many officers privately concede, is, not quite. So the military is moving rapidly to a war footing. "In the last few years, because of the peace process, we took some chances," says a military official. "But now the possibility of war is up, so we have to build...