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Golis, who has been Glazer??€™s roommate since they were freshmen in Hurlbut, describes Glazer as “kind of a funny combination—he’s really intense and serious, but also hilariously sarcastic...
Personal facts about Glazer??€™s haircare and Capp’s eating contest victory are also documented—along with their platform—on the ticket’s website, www.glazercapp.com, which they encourage all students to visit. Even with the website, Glazer and Capp bemoan not being able to reach to everyone...
Most of the campaign platforms resemble each other when it comes to specifics, but Glazer??€™s priorities are in line with ours. He is committed to improving the quality of teaching fellows and working to expand the role of upperclass peer advising. He is a supporter of renewable energy, a proponent of an online reservation system for student space and an advocate for improving student services through meaningful (and manageable) small scale projects like bringing back 5-day a week brain breaks and installing vending machines in the Science Center. Glazer also backs the kinds of large community...
...next semester, we are unwilling to take a gamble on an unproven, if enthusiastic, outsider. And while we respect and admire Teo P. Nicolais ’06 for his fastidious past contributions, we do not believe that he would be as effective at seeing his vision through as Glazer??€”who has demonstrated an exceptional capacity to work with other members of the council...
Contrary to the candidates’ choice of running mates, we feel that the best candidate to complement Glazer??€™s style and experience is actually Ian W. Nichols ’06. Traditionally, it is rare to question the breakdown of a ticket in council elections, but given the strength of the field this year and the need to enhance the vice-presidential office with added responsibilities, we endorse Nichols over Clay T. Capp ’06. While Capp has an admirable record after recently taking over as treasurer of the council, Nichols’ experience reforming...