Each sign-in eating club on the Street except Colonial Club has elected its leadership for the next year. Neal Donnelly ’14 will serve as president of Terrace Club, Branden Lewiston ’14 of Quadrangle Club, Paul Popescu ’14 of Cloister Inn and Sam Halpern ’14 of Charter Club. Colonial will choose its officers in January.
Presidents of eating clubs sit on the Interclub Council, which coordinates activity among the 11 eating clubs and represents the Street to the University. This year’s presidents will grapple with the implementation of the new dual-club bicker system, which will begin during their tenures.
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