Word: ticket
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...After a town hall-style meeting on Thursday night with Sundquist and vice-presidential running mate Randall S. Sarafa ’09, as well as Willey and his running mate Nicholas B. Snow ’09, the Dems voted to endorse the Sundquist-Sarafa ticket...
...inaugural brunch in fall 2006, the Women’s Center worked with the Harvard Vestis Council, which provided members to act as wardrobe consultants at the clothing swap. Starting last Monday, students brought their used clothing to the Women’s Center, where they were given a ticket for each item they donated. Yesterday, they traded each ticket for any piece of clothing that caught their eye. Students could also buy tickets at the brunch for $1 apiece. About 60 visitors browsed through the neatly folded piles of clothing, munching on homemade frittata and crème brul?...
...wine tasting was first conducted in 2004. “People had been bothering us about it, so we decided that we had enough people to start the course again,” said event organizer Julius D. Krein ’08. Krein said that he thought the ticket cost was reasonable. “We don’t think it’s a high cost. You’re getting 20 wines,” Krein said. “It limits it to a number of people that are definitely interested in the course...
...vice presidency is hardly a contest. Given their experience, ideas, concrete plans, leadership, and enthusiasm, Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 and Randall S. Sarafa ’09 are far and away the best candidates, and they deserve your vote. That said, they are not a perfect ticket, and although we are optimistic about their leadership, we cannot endorse them without reservation. Specifically, Sundquist and Sarafa are an insider ticket, and the UC’s record during the past few months raises some concerns.What sets Sundquist and Sarafa apart is their experience. Both have served...
...It’s time for a change. We have a real choice for president and vice president in Roy and Nick. The Willey-Snow ticket has the right vision, experience, and commitment to fulfill the UC’s most important duty on campus: giving students a voice in shaping their Harvard experience. They will put the “college” back in Harvard College by making the UC more accountable to the student and the administration more accountable...