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With these words, Gore introduced the world to Bold Al--the side of Gore that Gore himself likes best, the one that sheds the chains of craven political calculation (sheds them so noisily, in fact, that every voter can hear them clanking) and becomes a gutsy leader. He wrote the passage shortly before he was tapped to be Clinton's running mate, and although the job of Vice President is not normally associated with heroic behavior (think George Bush and Walter Mondale), Gore really has been bold. Clinton "was looking for a buddy movie, a political version of Butch Cassidy...
...Voter turnout for the election was 3,084, a marked increase from last year. In fact, 4 percent more students voted this year, yet the increase signifies only one percent more votes than the election two years...
When transfer student Sara M. Jablon '00 tried to vote, she said she received a message saying "unable to proceed: you are not in the voter database...
Despite predictions of low voter turnout due to the subdued nature of this campaign and the relative obscurity of most of the candidates before it began, more students voted in this popular election than in either of the previous two, Turnout numbered 3,084 students, just shy of the 3,166 students who voted in last week's Harvard Dining Services' campus-wide referendum on serving grapes in the dining halls...
Another anti-grape voter, Tiziana Vargas '01, says she did not believe the referendum was over-publicized...