Word: elected
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...happen. "Wait until Secret Santa. You'll never even visit other houses. It'll make you a K-House slave forever." Well, I still visit other houses, but Virginia had a point. Holiday spirit is the crucible of Kirkland. Survive it, and you become one of the K-House elect...
...fifths of students polled expressed dissatisfaction with the U.C., and one-fifth even called for it to dissolve. The U.C. should perk up and take more of a cue from the student body. It is no wonder that we're out of touch with the student body when we elect council chairs based on speeches about twinkies and sunglasses. People who want to reform the Undergraduate Council will first have to wade through Beys' pseudo-philosophical nonsense of "new energy" and "entrenchment" before they...
...council initially passed a measure that would finance mail balloting to elect council representatives of Dudley House. But the proposal failed to get the required two-thirds majority after two re-votes...
...mention that only 12 out of the 17 in attendance on Thursday actually signed up to be dues-paying members.) The confusion was furthered by Saurov Goswami '96, who said that "these are two groups that have entirely different goals." Entirely different goals? Perhaps one of them seeks to elect Democrats...
...government is our creation for our needs, not an independent entity that should follow its own opinion in matters that affect us." Whether the Declaration can really be interpreted in this way is questionable, but it is unquestionable that the Constitution establishes a republic in which the people elect representatives to govern on their behalf. This does not imply the sort of telephone democracy we have seen recently in which representatives simply follow the whims of popular opinion. Often, leadership means leaders "following their own opinions in matters that affect us." At any rate, this is an age-old, ongoing...