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...penalty means that Voith and running-mate Tara Gadgil ’07 will lose $80 from their war chest. While candidates are given $400 by the Election Commission (EC) to fund their campaigns, the Voith-Gadgil campaign has already spent $263 as of Dec. 5. The $80 fine represents 58 percent of its remaining budget, using that figure.The EC found that while Voith, Gadgil, and the highest-ranking member of their campaign staff did not know of the e-mail, it was sent by a “ranking representative of the campaign,” EC Chair Michael...
Also jammed into Scene is a jejune 10-page spread sponsored by Brooks Brothers—purveyor of fine off-the-rack clothing, est. post-Industrial Revolution—featuring pearl accessories as desperately cultured—or culturally desperate perhaps—as the presented models. But even these failings suggest an aspiration for refinement, something that cannot be said for the barnyard article on sexual lubricants. “KY Jelly is to sex as grape jelly is to gourmet…Even cheep [sic] porn directors know that the only thing grocery store lubricant is good...
...negative.Ultimately, though, the real lesson to be learned from our coverage on Wikipedia or our profile in the strange world of online college admissions forums is that the internet has a way of magnifying the fringes of any group. Yale, despite what we might say about it, is a fine academic institution, and apart from a weekend every year in November when we trounce them at football, we’re probably better off for not thinking about who is better than whom on a day-to-day basis.Matthew A. Gline ’06 is a physics concentrator...
...minutes a contest thus far and has seen the most time at the four and five spots of any of the reserves. The 6’8 forward has shown some toughness and strong post moves in limited action this season.“Darcy will step up just fine,” captain Matt Stehle said. “He’s played well in the limited action he’s gotten this year, so we have full confidence in him, and we’re not worried about that.”The thin frontcourt will...
...years ago the FYSC supported a candidate, but the move was never challenged. “By my interpretation it is against the rules,” Glazer said. “If the members unanimously agree or publicize or are vocal about their thoughts, that’s fine.” But a group declaring itself as a UC-affiliated body cannot support a particular candidate, he said. “The UC won’t be up for grabs for lobbying or campaigning. I haven’t been in contact with FYSC about this specific...