Word: clubs
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...November 2007, Kwong handed leadership over to Caleb L. Weatherl ’10. A charismatic and passionate leader, Weatherl is regarded by current club members as one of the few Harvard students with legitimate aspirations to be president of the United States...
...Under his leadership, the club continued to emphasize outreach and bipartisanship, collaborating with the Harvard Democrats to reform the College’s recognition of students in the Reserve Officer Training Corps...
...Republicans have no business winning this election,” says Colin J. Motley ’10. An unlikely statement, perhaps, considering that he is president of the Harvard Republican Club and currently on his way to New Hampshire to campaign for John McCain. But on this day, Motley’s words ring especially true: his candidate is trailing in nearly every national poll, the Republican vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, has been involved in a number of embarrassing gaffes, and Christopher Buckley, the son of conservative icon William F. Buckley, recently announced his endorsement of McCain?...
...Harvard Republican Club President Colin J. Motley ’10 said that although HRC has met some former Clinton supporters in New Hampshire who switched to McCain, this dynamic has not been reflected at Harvard...
...When Jeffrey Kwong joined the HRC in the fall of 2005, he became the only non-white member of the group’s then overwhelmingly male majority. At the time the club was stagnating—overemphasizing polarizing hot-button issues to little effect...