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...knowledge of the e-mail, and the EC agrees, it nevertheless demonstrates a lack of control of their campaign. And this is not the only occasion on which Voith and Gadgil have lost control of their staff—before Thanksgiving break, their campaign registered www.HaddockRiley.com, irritating John S. Haddock ’07, Annie R. Riley ’07, and their supporters, until the domain name was turned over to the Haddock and Riley campaign. Voith and Gadgil also said they were unaware that a campaign staffer did this on their behalf. While we sympathized with this first...
...Haddock, Voith, and Grimeland would hardly recognize the mild-mannered student who sits nursing the last of his dinner in the Currier dining hall. Unscripted, Lee remains sarcastic and sharp-witted, but when talking about his thesis on heroin policy and methadone research, his just-finished presidential term at the Harvard Independent, and especially his volunteer work with teens, he sounds, of all things, earnest. Well, almost: “I have tons of fun at PBHA,” he says, “You get to meet everyone twice. First [it?...
Lest Voith and Gadgil take too much of the heat, the Haddock-Riley campaign seems to be having a bit of trouble in forthrightness as well. In their case, the issue is not about contradiction; they seem to have found the predictable key to nearly every student groups’ heart—more money. But what really hurts is what they’re not saying: if the UC devotes all of its current resources to increased House Committee and student group funding, campus-wide social events will be left without a dime. Unless, of course, University Hall decides...
...coldly by the Dean’s Office, according to several UC members. “If anything, the administration has come out and said the SEC [bill] is premature and that any process of social reform should be collaborative,” says UC presidential candidate John S. Haddock ’07, who is campaigning on a platform of removing the UC from large social event planning.The administration is reluctant to address specifics of the SEC initiative because of the political sensitivity of the issue, according to Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd.The Office of Student...
...pace continues, then the election could easily be tipped by people dishonestly changing their votes,” Love said. “That is because we have no way of validating who they voted for in the first place.” Members of the John S. Haddock ’07 and Annie R. Riley ’07 campaign expressed their disappointment over the Election Commission’s decision not to allow people to change their votes. “I think clearly a lot of people are concerned that they were deceived by John...