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...meeting yielded a high Cantabrigian turnout??with more than three times as many citizens in attendance than usual—due to the agenda’s 2008-2009 school year budget presentation. In addition to school officials and the general public, principals of Cambridge Public Schools were also present to answer questions...
Petersen’s letter to Bok said there was a “near-record turnout?? for the calendar referendum. The total of 3,467 students voting this week is just shy of the 3,519 who participated in last semester’s UC presidential election, and 518 fewer than the record turnout in the December 2004 presidential vote...
...develop platforms.” Despite the increased visibility of the UC candidates on campus, voter turnout barely edged up—from about 39.5 percent to 41.4 percent, according to figures from the UC Election Commission. The freshman class had greater participation rates, with a 60.2 percent turnout??perhaps a reflection of the fact that 78 freshmen ran for just eight spots. UC leaders said they didn’t know how many successful candidates were minorities. The council’s “Vote or Die” initiative had urged students from underrepresented racial...
...organization is “always open to all members of the Harvard community,” stressed Wagner. While he is not sure what the future of the group will look like, Wagner stated that he was “very pleased with the turnout?? at the meeting and hopes that the community will grow together. While some undergraduates who attended the meeting were entirely new to Buddhism, most had prior exposure to the religion and were interested in forming community bonds with fellow Buddhists at Harvard. One attendee, Amy E. Heberle...
Theta President Sarah W. Currie ’06 stood by the register marking down which jeans were sold. Surveying the scene, she remarked with a laugh, “Considering the weather, the turnout??s a lot better than we expected.” Turnout was definitely high, driving some impatient shoppers to strip down to their underwear and try on jeans in a corner or dark hallway, rather than wait in line for the two green tents that constituted the changing room...