Word: koocher
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...Everybody knew that [Vice President George] Bush was going to win, and that [Gov. Michael S.] Dukakis would win the state, so most students probably thought there was no reason to vote," said Glenn S. Koocher '71, warden of the third precinct and supervisor of that precinct's polling location at Quincy House. "Everybody sensed that it was over before it was over," Koocher said...
This is the first year that Quincy House and the School of Education's Larsen Hall, where second precinct residents voted, have been used as polling sites. Koocher said that the polls have come to these University buildings because of the recent redistricting in Cambridge and the requirement that polls be made accessible to handicapped voters...
...think that the students thought Jackson was exciting," Koocher said. "The student constituency has always been more activist when responding to a candidate who's more exciting...
...Koocher said that Dole may have fared better at Harvard than he did in the nation because only the more conservative voters decided to cast their ballots, and most people consider Dole more conservative than Bush...
...very convenient place, especially for Quincy House residents. Most people don't have a polling place in their house," Koocher said, adding, "It's the only polling place with pinball machines...