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Here are the vote counts for every (contested) CCSC election. Uncontested races include 2010 and 2011 Class Councils and Pre-Professional Rep. A total number of 1921 votes were cast (including paper ballots), which is about 42% of the 4500 Columbia College students. Note: There are two spots for 1-Year Senate and Student Services Rep.  -JJV

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Night ravaged by march of 500 Jousting for spots at the Harlem charter school lottery  Student groups wrassled to the ground, made to say uncle, in struggle to procure event space Experience Columbia sweeps into power with a mandate-ish percent of the vote And, the most enticing, surprising, exhilarating news: rezoning in Harlem! Welcome, new […]

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Bwog spent the first hour of George Krebs’ presidency with the man of the hour and the rest of his camp in Krebs’ Watt Studio.  Krebs bounded down the Watt stairs and greeted us. “Thank you!” he yelled. He ran back up the stairs and slammed the door to his studio open. “WOOOOO!” he yelled. […]

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UPDATE 8:54 PM:  Shots of Jacks for Experience.  (Now playing: “Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta” by the Geto Boys.) UPDATE 8:50 PM:  George just called his mom, screaming. (Now playing: “We Are the Champions.”) Results are in from CCSC Elections Board: George Krebs is your new CCSC President. (Now playing in Krebs’s […]

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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