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...first elected to public office in 1975 as an Ohio State Representative. He then served as Ohio’s Secretary of State from 1982 to 1990. He was elected to the House in 1992, where he has served on the House Energy and the Health subcommittees. Ryan H. Budish, a second year student at HLS, applauded Brown’s message on economic revitalization in Ohio and praised him as “a leader who is honest and has convictions.” Lauren J. Popper, also an HLS student, said Brown was a politician who knows what...
...victory speech. Haddock and Riley thanked a few members of their campaign team specially, crediting Patashnik for their campaign’s success. “All of this is because of you,” Riley told Patashnik. They also thanked other key members of their staff, including Ryan A. Petersen ’08—the “comic relief”—and Greenfield, who Haddock said reminds him of his father. Haddock and Riley wrapped up their victory speeches as Queen’s “We Are the Champions?...
...featuring sophomores Tyler Magura and Dave Watters and junior Steve Mandes. DU IT AGAIN After moving up to the first line Tuesday, Du performed solidly against the Bobcats (9-10-0, 3-7-0 ECAC), scoring a goal and adding an assist on a power play tally by classmate Ryan Maki in the second period. With the two points, Du moved into second place among the ECAC scoring leaders. “I thought [Du] responded very well,” Donato said, adding, “He’s a guy that we certainly need...
...gathered. When asked what she hoped would come of the rally, Amy C. McClendon, a Tulane freshman at Harvard, said, “Actually I’m not expecting anything. I’m thankful that everyone showed up.” But UC Student Affairs Committee member Ryan A. Petersen ’08, who participated in yesterday’s rally, said he was concerned with more than just turnout. “Dean Fitzsimmons has refused to meet with us. He says he’s busy,” Petersen said, adding that Tulane students...
...their complete lack of realism. So, here’s a similarly super-speedy summary of what happened with Ryan/Marissa: Marissa’s all like “Oh no…I can’t go to college…I shot someone,” Ryan and Johnny tell her that she should go see a counselor, she sees the counselor, she writes a college essay, she throws it away, Johnny changes his mind and confirms Marissa’s plan to not go to college, he gets hit by a car and Ryan?...