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Undergraduate Council (UC) elections are a mad and confusing dash to office—the whole thing happens in six days. Amid the candy bribing, hand shaking, promise making, and postering, it’s hard to feel like you have a sense of who to vote for, especially if you are a freshman...
...fear not! As a member of The Crimson’s Editorial Board I have dealt with the UC more than your typical undergraduate, and so I have put together this handy-dandy guide to UC elections. Don’t expect me to tell you what to look for in a candidate—that is up to you. Instead, I’ll try to explain the UC and give you an idea of the types of issues a representative will be faced with—and thus the types of questions you should be asking...
...biggest concern is that come next year, this exact situation will happen again,” UC Representative Meghan M. Tieu ’07 wrote to the UC e-mail list...
McCambridge recognized this concern. “I think both the HCC and the UC recognize that the process of the summer allocation is not ideal and the hope is that this will be changed,” McCambridge wrote in an e-mail. “We had more substantive debate about this allocation than we ever had about a concert allocation in the past, although obviously and admittedly different from a full council meeting...
Ultimately, the bill passed 30-3-3, with more representatives casting votes than in typical UC meetings, Glazer said...