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USG Elections
Updated Thursday, April 5, 2001
Because of an error in the tallying system for the Undergraduate Student Government elections, the head of the Elections Commission announced a new list of town senators last night.
From Thursday, March 29, 2001
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After yesterday's close Undergraduate Student Government vote, Justin Zartman and Amanda Hudnall will have an opportunity to put "students first" as the new USG president and vice president. |
Students logged on in overwhelming numbers yesterday to vote in student government elections, pushing turnout to its highest level since 1993.
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The candidates
Katelyn BelyusMajor: Liberal arts Year: Sophomore Running mate: Tom Murtaugh Platform Goal: University democracy Terry Burke Major: Aerospace engineering Year: Senior Running mate: Benjamin Gerald Platform Goal: Diversity and women’s concerns John Linde Major: Mechanical engineering Year: Junior Running mate: Nathan Murphy Platform Goal: Tuition freeze Robert Michaels Major: Political science Year: Junior Running mate: Claudia Lum Platform Goal: Less administration involvement in student body Matt Rokita Major: Chemical engineering Year: Junior Running mate: Sushil Nanavati Platform Goal: Better communication between students, USG and administration Justin Zartman Major: Political science Year: Junior Running mate: Amanda Hudnall Platform Goal: Housing and availability of ESACT credits | ||
March 28: Elections today, voting will occur on campus, Web
March 28: Candidates take last shots at winning in USG debates
March 28: Students vye for USG leadership
March 27: Ballot positioning impacts elections
March 27: Covener says teaming candidates not an 'evil conservative coalition'
March 26: Students can now vote online in USG elections
March 23: USG campaigns may burn holes in candidates' wallets
March 20: USG candidates offer opinions and concerns
March 16: USG candidates prepare for approaching election
March 15: Candidates tackle key issues in debates
Dec. 7: USG votes Britz as election commissioner
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