Word: ran
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...freshman year, a year before Winthropand his cohorts arrived, Lakhdhir ran for thenow-defunct Student Assembly. She lost...
Although he never ran for office, Nussbaum hasbeen one of the council's most influential, vocalmembers. "What I've been doing when you've heardme yelling and shouting at the meetings is tryingto keep alive the vision of the council that wasthe vision of the founders," he says...
...while Melendez is now universally admired and acknowledged as the father of the current student government, his public persona may have accounted for his near defeat at the hands of little known challenger Betsy Touhey '86 when he ran for a second term as Council chair in February of 1985. Touhey, who became a candidate only after a group of council representatives drew straws earlier that evening, lost to Melendez by one vote...
...point last year coping with what he calls a "pretty serious emotional trauma" that caused him to withdraw to his room for two weeks. Melendez says close friends--whom he only half-jokingly calls his "Board of Directors"--"stayed with me all the time, conducted my affairs, ran the Undergraduate Council for me, and basically represented me to the world so that nobody knew I was having problems--and talked me through it until I recovered...
After retiring from Dupont, Stephenson stepped up his work for Harvard and for his other alma mater, Phillips Exeter Academy. At Exeter--where Libby Stephenson recalls spending two-and-a-half "wonderful years"--Stephenson coordinated alumni activities and ran reunions. Stephenson also managed to picked up a little more partying experience at the New Hampshire prep school; he planned Exeter's bicentenial celebration...