Word: rudd
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Presidential candidate Rudd W. Coffey '97 said that he does not think the Nelson-Grimmelmann act is a success because it does not provide the students with a strong enough voice...
Less than a year ago, The Crimson endorsed Rudd in his first campaign for council president. Following this election, your editorialists did not read the victory of his opponent (who had previously been censured and almost expelled form the council) as a sign that Rudd had nothing to offer. Instead, you suggested that Rudd's defeat was proof that the council was incapable of responsibly electing its own leaders. [Editors note: The Crimson Staff never made such a suggestion...
...agree. Rudd lost his two previous elections because a cadre of self-obsessed and corrupt members of the old U.C. did not like his message. They did not want to hear about their responsibility to put students first...
...first time, the president of the Undergraduate Council will be elected by the entire student body. In the popular forum, we believe Rudd's ideas--from the conversion of the Linnaean St. squash courts into a multicultural student center to the updating of equipment at the MAC--will receive the support they have long deserved...
...respect Rudd's integrity. We respect Rudd's proven commitment to students and the Undergraduate Council. Most of all, we respect Rudd's vision of the College-wide community we might someday develop here at Harvard. We urge you to strive for greater accuracy and objectivity in your coverage of his campaign and we urge the student body to make Rudd Wakefield Coffey the next president of the Undergraduate Council. --David Bonfili '96 Manisha Bharti '98 Phil Kaufman '98, Hahrie Han '97 Eugene Kim '96 Sandip Madhavareddy '98-'97 Joseph Sena '99 Catherine Rucker '99 Aarti Shah '97 Bert Huang...