Shhh! Sjogren, Hamilton Win Election Ended Last Week After Two Days in the Process, However, Bring Voted for Sjogren, a Junior in the Jority of Votes
Volume 100, Issue 25 Carnegie Mellon’s Student Newspaper since 1906 1 May 2006 Shhh! Sjogren, Hamilton win election ended last week after two days in the process, however, bring voted for Sjogren, a junior in the jority of votes ... [we felt] like by Matthew McKee of voting. Karl Sjogren and An- these results into question. social and decision sciences and we had a bit of a mandate even Staffwriter drea Hamilton won the election Last Monday and Tuesday, human-computer interaction if most of the campus [had not] Don’t for student body president and 1287 students — about 16 per- programs, and Hamilton, a voted,” Hamilton said. Sjogren Filled with problems and vice-president, defeating each cent of the eligible student body junior in the bachelor of human- and Hamilton said that they plagued by low turnout, stu- of the two other tickets by mar- — participated in elections. ities and arts program. slurp dent government elections gins of over 300 votes. Problems Among these students, 621 “When we did get a great ma- See RESULTS, page A4 New café to open Lt. Governor on fi rst fl oor of candidates Hunt Library discuss issues by Patrick Pettibon University hosts Staffwriter Democratic debates Staying in the library all night might taste a little better next fall by Andrew Peters when the Maggie Murph Café opens Staffwriter on the fi rst fl oor of Hunt Library. The new campus eatery will serve coffee and grab-and-go sandwiches Hoping to supplant Catherine Baker Knoll and salads. as the Democratic candidate for lieutenant Alumni, along with the University governor of Pennsylvania, three Democrats Libraries and Dining and Housing gathered in Hamburg Hall last Wednesday to Services, are working together on outline their views and discuss their qualifi ca- the project.
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