Word: capps
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...when Matt ran for Undergraduate Council president, in a campaign even his predecessors agree was the best organized in UC history, Andrew was his number-one asset. As campaign manager, he woke up at seven every morning to prepare a schedule for Matt and his running mate, Clay T. Capp ’06. He organized an army of supporters to escort Matt and Clay around the dorms for door-knocking and quick chats, ordering each escort to politely yank him out should Matt, who likes to talk, spend more than five minutes in one place...
Dark scruffy beard? Long shaggy hair? Bright yellow foam clogs? Hold that Mace. It’s just the Undergraduate Council (UC) president and vice president! Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Clay T. Capp ’06 were trying to extend the class of 2009 a warm welcome when they went door-to-door introducing themselves last week. But some members of the class of 2009, fresh off their “piggy-backing” lecture (when your prefects tell you not to let strangers in behind you), weren’t so sure...
...Nichols ’06 was elected vice president in a split ticket with UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06, but resigned last May amid speculation that he was forced out. Nichols was replaced in a special election by Clay T. Capp ’06, Glazer’s original running mate...
...circumstances in the spring were not ideal,” said Haddock. “Matt Glazer and Clay Capp have done everything to move on from that. Everyone agrees that it was very unfortunate that there was so much tension on the UC, and that they have done as good a job as [can be] expected to move...
Chadbourne also charged that not enough was done to encourage upperclass students to run for positions on the council. While Glazer and Capp went door-to-door in the Yard, residents in the Houses received only e-mails posted to House and group lists...