Word: ticket
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...election race began, with their constant stream of coverage and ability to provide a more interactive forum for discussion than the traditional campus media.Daniel A. Koh ’07, the campaign manager for the John F. Voith ’07-Tara Gadgil ’07 ticket, said that the blogs helped to supply a medium that was lacking before.“Conversation goes on as a result of Crimson articles,” he said, “but [the blogs] are a great way to engage in the larger public forum. People like to express...
...service making it possible for students to buy and sell Undergraduate Council (UC) votes was introduced yesterday and immediately denounced by the Election Commission as well as all three presidential and vice-presidential tickets. The campaign managers for the three tickets have all gone on the record to say that their campaigns will not buy or sell votes and any campaign worker who does so will be fired. “We hope that students realize that though the buying and selling may be legal, it is certainly immoral and unethical,” said Gabriel M. Scheinmann...
...former UC presidential candidate. “We like how they emphasized the critical role of cultural groups on campus and we like the idea of increased funding for student groups and streamlining the funding process.” Moore added that BMF chose the Haddock-Riley ticket because of their emphasis on making student life affordable by eliminating fees for social events and laundry, as well as reducing the cost of sourcebooks. “We believe that he has the experience necessary to get the issues they put forward in their platform accomplished,” Moore said...
...Voith campaign staffer sent an e-mail Thursday afternoon to a member of Grimeland's campaign asking Grimeland and running mate Thomas D. Hadfield '08 to drop out of the race and "join forces" against the third ticket, John S. Haddock '07 and Annie R. Riley...
...used to just buy you a large cup of Starbucks coffee. Now, it can also buy you a vote for your favorite Undergraduate Council (UC) ticket. That’s the price Travis R. Kavulla ’07 has sent in to ucvotemarket@gmail.com, the election trading hub set up by Winthrop’s Aleksei Boiko ’06, among others. The site is intended to match up those who don’t care enough about the UC to cast a ballot with those who care so much that they’re willing to dish...