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...Christi E. Morrissey ’10, whose “dark horse?? Adam’s House Council campaign also played off of World War II era Uncle Sam posters geared towards recruiting, used the Obamaicon.me website to transform an image of herself in Naval ROTC gear. “My whole campaign was based off of spoofing iconic images,” Morrissey says...
...technology is, and has never been, an end or a solution in itself. Building a “mechanical horse?? (the automobile) speeded up travel, but also polluted our skies and made us dependent on unsustainable sources of energy. Going online opened up new roads, but, in turn, created new forms of cyber crime and the potential for social alienation...
...Finally, students can vote for an outside or “dark-horse?? candidate without the fear that such votes will be wasted...
Pros » Votes for outside or “dark-horse?? candidates are not wasted, thereby potentially increasing voter turnout » Voters are not pressured to vote for mainstream or consensus candidates for fear of wasting their votes (spoiler effect) » The winning candidate always emerges with a majority, thereby increasing the candidate’s legitimacy » Only one election is needed, because runoffs can be simulated instantly
...nuclear proliferator,” he said. James F. Collins III ’07 said after the event that “It was evident from his speech that he cares a lot about these issues, I thought it was...good to hear it from the horse??s mouth.” The lecture was co-sponsored by the International Relations Council (IRC), the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, and Kirkland House. Martin Liby Alonso ’09, Director of Speaker Events for IRC Campus Outreach, said that he made contact with Blix through a parliamentarian...