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...contrasts between the candidates couldn’t be clearer. Matt and Clay have a history of fighting to improve student life on campus. As the head of the council’s Student Affairs Committee, Matt forced the administration to give us Universal Keycard Access, and successfully demanded that the administration and the City of Cambridge install bluelight phones in Cambridge Common to make you safer. Matt convinced the administration to remove add/drop fees for students to save you money...
...contrast between Clay and Ian could not be clearer. Clay led the council in two important roles. As the council’s Liaison to student organizations, Clay ensured that their interests were brought to the administration and to the council. As the council’s Treasurer, he has cleaned up the mess of bounced checks written by his predecessor...
...Clay initiated a new era of fiscal responsibility by requiring weekly, detailed reports of the council’s finances and by finally balancing the council’s books. Nichols, who supposedly brings council experience and legitimacy to his ticket, was expelled from the council last year for his poor attendance. While Clay led, Nichols wasn’t there...
Finally, Matt and Clay present a unique partnership. Unlike any other ticket, they offer a ticket of not only working partners, but close friends. Unless a President and Vice President can successfully work together, their administration will struggle. Matt and Clay offer a team that can work together successfully for students, each offering different and important experiences but always working together...
This is your choice: an experienced, strong voice for students or an inexperienced, silent seat at the negotiating table. We need Matt and Clay. Matt and Clay will lead the council, the council will be your voice and the administration will listen. Led by Matt and Clay, the council will improve your lives...