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March 22, 2001

Hey Hill Court!

I?m going to make this easy for you ? vote for me.

I?m not going to harass you by knocking on doors, hanging fliers everywhere, or calling you on the phone. I think we all have better things to do with our time and this is just student government.

I have served as a Class of 2002 Senator for this school year and was on Cabinet last year. I am currently Chair of the Senate Student Services Committee, which just created the new Wednesday Special bus and is looking into getting a video store on campus, among other things. (Meetings are on Tuesdays from 8:00-9:00pm in Wilson Commons 503 and everyone is welcome to attend).

I live in Chambers 330 and my favorite color is yellow. If you want to know anything more about me, e-mail me at mgem@mac.com

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