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There was a student at Black Hawk College that ran for President of the SGA with the platform of legalizing marijauna and FREE HUGS. I thought this was hilarious when I read the school paper's article on him. In the end, he won. I think it was the free hugs part, or possibly the fact that everyone at BHC is a pothead? He ran against an amazing blind guy that's been through so many trials and tribulations. I don't get it. But some people are screwed up... or most of BHC in this matter.
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Well, the grand experiment has come to an end. I was taken out of the running due to my acceptance to an alternate schooling for next year. Middle College should be fun!
(for those that are wondering, middle college means I'll be taking a core session (from 12 to 2) at the local community college, and then am able to take college classes which reflect back as double high school credit) |
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Good luck. I am currently a senator on my college's SGA and was just nominated to be the Vice President of Finance and Vice President of Communication so I will be giving my speeches Tuesday in front of the senate and some students.
Running for student government is a great thing and congrats for stepping up to the challange, best of luck and I hope that you can truely create change in your school! -Kelli |
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At RIT a few years ago, a ficus plant was 3rd or 4th in the voting for student president.
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Kristian Calhoun and I were thinking of running for President/Vice President of our class for next year simply because the same people run every year unopposed and we think it would be really great if we could give them a run for their money. (Especially since if we win, we get to plan our senior prom)
Too bad it didn't work out, but if Kristian and I decide to go through with our plan, we'll let you know how it turns out. ![]() |
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At our school, there was a kid named Pedro who half of our graduating class knows nothing about....Anyways he beat this overachiever who everybody knows about by a landslide which is unfortunate....I guess the slogan vote for Pedro was soo original that he won some creativity points for that? (This was in '05 during the elections for sophomore president.)
Sometimes I fear for the fate of this country...I think all you need to win president of the US of A is to rename yourself Pedro, and you've already won without trying due to the amount of idiots outnumbering people with some care in the world. Fortunately and unfortunately I think voting for Pedro is the only way to get young Americans to vote. Time to end my rant on society... Pavan. |
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My school is 70% minority, 30% white. I am white. I ran for president with a much stronger platform (in my opinion ) than either of the other candidates. I lost, by about 65%. I think that this is natural, and probably unavoidable. This kind of goes into a current event; The current presidential elections. Is the reason there has never been an African American president because no good candidates have ever run? This is a question that I often ponder.I'm not meaning to start a debate about racial profiling here, it was just an example. Just some thoughts, Jacob |
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