Word: moramarco
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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CHUL originally asked Dean Fox to allocate more money for extended service, so that weekend routes could continue, Glenn J. Moramarco '81, another CHUL member, said yesterday. But he added that most students he has talked to approved of the changes despite the cutbaks Fox has called unavoidable...
...Glenn J. Moramarco '81, a member of the House systems subcommittee, said yesterday the differences in GPA were the only ones that surprised him. He also said he was most concerned about the lack of certain groups of students in some Houses...
...Both Moramarco and Lydia P. Jackson '82, president of the Black Students Association and a resident of Currier House, said they think Currier is the House with the 25-per-cent Black population...
...Glenn Moramarco '81, president of the Currier House Committee and Currier CHUL representative, may typify the politically untested students in the class. Having had an eye on politics even before his classmates at J.P. Stevens High in Edison, N.J., voted him "Best Personality" and "Most Likely to Succeed," Monamarco would like to start his political career in the New Jersey state legislature. But ignoring the possible hazards of the "Youngest President Syndrome," he doesn't count out higher aspirations. Modestly declining to be specific, he merely states, "I'd just like to go as far as I can." All things...
Because the motion contained no specific information about the number or size of such bulletin boards, a further motion was made by Glenn Moramarco, the Currier representative, to delay voting on the original motion until specific plans could be provided. Glenn's motion was defeated; in other words, CHUL decided it wanted to vote then and there on the bulletin board motion, which was subsequently defeated...