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...position papers and a debate Wednesday night, three of the four candidates--David A. Battat '91, Lori L. Outzs '90 and Guhan Subramanian '91--have said the council should spend more time on student services and less on political issues. And even Sean C. Griffin '90, who claims to be the most political of the four candidates, says that the council needs to renew attention to service issues...
Calling himself a moderate, Battat cites endorsements from the presidents of Perspective and The Salient, Harvard's liberal and conservative student publications, respectively, as proof that his ideas appeal to the entire political spectrum...
Sean C. Griffin, a senior from Quincy House, says that he alone among the candidates has advocated the correct balance between political and student services issues...
Subramanian, a sophomore-standing second year student, says that despite his age and relative inexperience on the council--only one year--his work as chair of the council's finance committee makes him qualified to run for chair...
Subramanian, originally from Delaware, says the reforms he devised for the council's distribution of student group grant money were his greatest accomplishments last year...