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E-PrinceBoth referenda on the USG spring election ballot have passed, according to election results released on Friday night.
The first referendum, proposed by Dan May ’11, will eliminate the Honor Committee seat traditionally reserved for the freshman class president and ...
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"Incumbent Class of 2012 social chair Aparajita Das was eliminated from the election due to a miscommunication about changes to the USG election procedures."
WRONG. She was eliminated because she submitted her forms late. Whatever reasons she treated her class government with such contempt are irrelevant.
what about the senior class alumni elections?
lol
PLAN AHEAD...every year there is an opportunity to change the Honor Code through referenda. However, the issues need to be addressed early, not the week or even month before these spring USG elections.
With all the issues discussed here and in other comments sections, debate often and debate early.
Referenda only require 200 signatures to get on the ballot. But passage will require even more communication and commitment.
There are too many flaws in the Honor Code to relegate a call to action to the week or even the month before the election.
Changing the Honor Code would be a remarkable legacy.