Word: sac
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Students note that SAC election results have little or nothing to do with the candidates’ political beliefs, but rather on experience, devotion and plans for the future...
...SAC President E. Clarke Tucker ’03 adds that while there are more Democrats than Republicans on SAC, this simply reflects the school’s makeup as a whole...
Ganesh N. Sitaraman ’04, a member of SAC who is also a Crimson editor, says that the process of selecting fellows is open to students from interviewing stages and onwards, and that it is more effective to have the staff handling more of the logistics...
While Pryor’s unilateral SAC reorganization highlighted the fundamental lack of authority facing student leaders of a University-controlled organization, Tucker says that one of the major improvements that followed Pryor’s reforms was the move to institutionalize student input...
...Former SAC president Robert F. McCarthy ’02, who was the first president elected under the new system, and is now working for the Democratic Party in New Hampshire, says the IOP sets high standards for itself and is constantly trying to meet them...