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...most important thing is that the student body realize what's at stake in this election and elect a progressive president," Rawlins said in an interview. She acknowledged that she was "disappointed" that Danganan had not received the BGLTSA's endorsement. "I think strictly in terms of votes, Jobe has a more compelling record than Ben on BGLT issues," she said...
Professor of Psychology Warren D. Goldfarb '69, the first openly gay member of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, said that the caucus in recent years turned up its pressure on the University to elect a gay or lesbian overseer...
This year's sophomore vice-presidential candidates are the leaders of the future. We must elect one now who is committed to the weighty issues like advising reform and faculty diversity if we want to establish a chain of leadership who can see through meaningful change on this campus...
...being "a regular guy" and "not much of a big thinker." And while Gingrich is famous for his discourses on subjects such as the democratic possibilities of information technology, Paxon's whole political philosophy can be summed up in three phrases: cut taxes, shrink government and above all, elect Republicans. That Paxon doesn't have Gingrich's expansive intellectual range--or combativeness--suits many of Paxon's compatriots just fine. Republicans are winning most of the major political arguments of the day, they say; their problem is style, not substance. "Being conservative and mean are not synonymous," says Representative Lindsey...
Your story again raises the often debated question of the relevance of a President's personal life to his ability to govern. We need to remind ourselves that we elect a President, not a Pope. Although Kennedy may have been losing the battle with his personal demons, he certainly brought forth the better angels of our nature. This is shown in the legacy he created: an extraordinary resurgence of pride in being an American and a rekindling of the notion that public service is a noble calling. Kennedy's true stature should be judged by his public accomplishments...