Referendum

A USG referendum on the spring ballot would, if passed, change the structure of the freshman class government. Sponsored by Class of 2012 social chair Tulio Jose Alvarez Burgos ’12, the referendum would create a council of five officers for the freshman class and delay the election of the president, vice president, treasurer, secretary and social chair until the end of freshman year.

The USG voted on Sunday night to remove U-Councilor Steven Lindsay ’12 from his position due to a failure to attend an adequate number of required USG meetings. The search process for a replacement to serve the rest of the year will begin with open interviews in the near future.

Ask most Princeton students on campus about Sabra hummus and they will probably roll their eyes. Minor media firestorms and student apathy aside, though, there are students on campus who cared very deeply about the outcome of the Sabra hummus debate. And, with the final vote of 1,014 against the referendum and 699 in favor, in many ways, both sides seem to think they won.

Beginning today, students will be able to register support, opposition or complete apathy toward the Sabra hummus referendum, which has been hotly debated on campus over the past two weeks.