Word: ryan
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...This year’s Plunge will take place the morning of Saturday, Dec. 8. Last year current UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 and Sundquist, his running mate, were the only candidates who agreed to dive in if they won, and they followed through on their promise...
...seed, wrestled third seed Lance Palmer of Ohio State in the semifinal at 149 lb. and pulled off a close 4-3 decision victory. In the final, O’Connor faced No. 5 seed Darrion Caldwell of North Carolina State. Caldwell had already upset No. 1 seed Ryan Churella of Michigan in dominating fashion, 12-3, in the semifinal. O’Connor fell in a much closer match, 8-6, losing his first bout of the season. “I had to wrestle my way back into the match the whole time and couldn?...
...President and Vice President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 and Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 have, despite their personal charisma and undoubtedly pristine intentions, directed the body—beyond its traditional incompetence—to utter embarrassment...
...together to get students universal keycard access. Since then, they have taken two different paths.Sundquist has focused on advocacy, while Sarafa has led on fiscal matters. Only the fourth person to be elected UC vice president before his or her junior year, Sundquist has worked closely with UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 for the past year, serving as the face of the student body to the administration. No one on campus knows more about the ins and outs of University Hall, and no one is better positioned to be the point person on campus for faculty...
...actually accomplished this past year. Completely bungling the party fund, the Sundquist-Petersen administration stood idly by as the UC’s influence over student social life evaporated. The College Events Board completely displaced the UC’s former incompetence in planning college-wide events. Ryan A. Petersen ’08 embarrassed us all with his speech, which pretended to speak on behalf of the student body, at Drew Faust’s installation—a barefaced attempt to deceive students with the tough-talking that his administration neglected to provide in the off-stage negotiations...