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"tromboner950: Fix it, Greg.... you're a computer science major."

You left out the "least qualified to ever receive a degree in computer science from this University" part after it

[Edited on March 26, 2008 at 1:51 AM. Reason : -3-]

3/26/2008 1:50:19 AM

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"MONEY WELL SPENT"

I hope it went through sufficient testing as far as write-ins and sheer number of votes goes. maybe itll be done friday

[Edited on March 26, 2008 at 1:51 AM. Reason : ^lol]

3/26/2008 1:51:35 AM

oh noes....

florida.....hanging chads......

bring back nightmares

3/26/2008 1:52:54 AM

I can see the headlines now:

Supreme Court reviews NCSU "hanging loops".
Bobby Mills appeals the results, claiming he got more first place votes even though he didn't win the instant run-offs. "More people wanted me to win, it's that simple," Mills was heard shouting at passing students. It was a funny scene until people began to argue semantics and a dude showed up in a thong.

In other news, Erich Fabricious was spotted boarding a Learjet headed to Colombia.

3/26/2008 2:00:29 AM

ugh.....i do forsee a huge appeal process

3/26/2008 2:04:48 AM

Results are printing out now, TWW should know in 5 minutes or less

3/26/2008 2:20:20 AM

survey says... ?

3/26/2008 2:29:40 AM

lies

3/26/2008 2:35:15 AM

Print Error: Out of Toner

3/26/2008 2:36:34 AM

Jay Dawkins - Student Body President
T Greg Doucette - Student Senate President
Scott Lassiter - Student Body Treasurer
Lock Whiteside - Student Chief Justice
Ben Mazur - Student Body Public Defender
Peter Barnes - Student Centers President
Megan Tierney - Union Activities Board President
Adam Compton - Senior Class President

Those are the top 8

[Edited on March 26, 2008 at 2:59 AM. Reason : added offices]

3/26/2008 2:51:57 AM

Actual results won't be able to be online until after the Elections Commission hears the current complaint pending against Adam Compton since he was/is the winner, but everything should be up hopefully by Thursday

3/26/2008 2:55:33 AM

Tierney?

what were they running for?

3/26/2008 2:55:39 AM

^
Union Activities Board President

sorry, I need to correct that earlier post to include the offices

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Aaaannnnndddd... I'm finally leaving this damn office to go get some food and take a nap before my morning class

THANK YOU to TWW -- y'all got me elected again, it wouldn't have happened without you. And jackleg, let me know what you need sir 

3/26/2008 2:56:22 AM

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"y'all got me elected again, it wouldn't have happened without you."

You sure about that one? Last I heard you were running unopposed.

3/26/2008 2:59:24 AM

800!!!!!!!

3/26/2008 3:03:23 AM

Oh


fuck yes.

3/26/2008 3:08:41 AM

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"I forgot to mention, if your name is not present, that simply means you were eliminated in one of the rounds of voting. It did count you, it just doesn't show it. Once the results are certified, more details will be availaible on write-in mapping, tabulation rounds, and raw preference sets."

Greg got 89.5%
http://students.ncsu.edu/vote/results.htm

[Edited on March 26, 2008 at 11:00 AM. Reason : link]

3/26/2008 10:59:42 AM

oh shit,
G Mo is going to be pissed


hmm...

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"Board members ask chief justice to step down Whiteside expected to state decision Wednesday about whether he plans to step down or endure impeachment Chris Allred Issue date: 3/26/08 Section: News Members of the student judicial board sent Student Chief Justice Lock Whiteside an e-mail Monday asking that he withdraw his candidacy for a third term, citing harm done to the board's unity and integrity. Whiteside responded that he will announce his decision to stay or go at the Student Senate meeting Wednesday night. If Whiteside, a graduate student in social studies education, does not step down, the e-mail stated, those who signed it -- Jessica Nance, a senior in communication, Morgan Early, senior in mathematics and communication, Chris Gilmore, a senior in political science, Danielle Seale, a graduate student in public administration and Jeffrey Vizcaino, a senior in communication, the e-mail -- will seek to impeach Whiteside. "Under your leadership, the Board's effectiveness on campus has diminished, communication within the Board has suffered, and the Judicial Board's relationship with the other Student Government branches has eroded," the e-mail stated. It continued to mention that Whiteside had "recurring absences for regularly scheduled hearings," had not fully participated in the selection of new board members and misunderstood the position and codes of Student Conduct. Early said those who wrote the e-mail have had these feelings for a long time, but once they realized they would have to serve under Whiteside for a third term, they took action. "The most important thing [to remember] is the lack of service to the student body," Early said. "[Whiteside] has continually expressed that he is supposed to serve the student body, but by being unavailable for about half the hearings the judicial board has this year [he does not reflect that]." A judicial board has never reacted to a chief justice in this way, according to Paul Cousins, director of the Office of Student Conduct, and he said it is refreshing that the board will be forced to self-analyze, discussing the focus of the judicial system. "That's the type of engagement, just the notion to be able to say, 'These things concern us. We're concerned about the credibility of the board,'" Cousins said. "That's very higher-order stuff. That's not like arguing about many of the things students argue about these days." No matter what the result is, Cousins said this sort of discussion will make the group stronger. "The board will be spurred into action to be more engaged as educational ambassadors," he said. And while the board has experience working with the chief justice, Cousins said the public's perception of the position is often misguided. "I don't think people understand what is involved or what could be involved in that job," he said. "For the student, the most visible part of the process is presiding in on the hearings, but the board knows it's much more complex. A lot of the content of that letter doesn't have to do with presiding over the board, it has to do with leadership." Cousins said Whiteside's academic commitments as a graduate student have kept him from being as available to the board as needed, and that the strain in the relationships between Whiteside and the judicial board and Whiteside and Student Conduct concern him because there is no room for error. "If an error is made in the conduct process, somebody's rights are violated," he said. His relationship with Whiteside is most disappointing, he said, because Cousins has not been able to guide Whiteside for success after graduating as he would wish. While Whiteside said he is contemplating his decision for Wednesday, he wanted to emphasize that the five members of the judicial board that signed the e-mail did not necessarily represent the entire group of over 20 students. If Whiteside decides to withdraw his candidacy before he is reinstated April 8, Student Senate President Greg Doucette said an election would be necessary to find another Student Chief Justice. "This is one of those things that no one ever prepared [for]," Doucette, a senior in computer science, said. But if he waited until after April 8 to withdraw, Doucette said Whiteside's executive judicial assistant would replace him."

[Edited on March 26, 2008 at 11:20 AM. Reason : ]

3/26/2008 11:11:45 AM

so yeah....instant run-off...worst idea ever

3/26/2008 12:01:31 PM

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"Cousins said Whiteside's academic commitments as a graduate student have kept him from being as available to the board as needed, and that the strain in the relationships between Whiteside and the judicial board and Whiteside and Student Conduct concern him because there is no room for error. "If an error is made in the conduct process, somebody's rights are violated," he said. His relationship with Whiteside is most disappointing, he said, because Cousins has not been able to guide Whiteside for success after graduating as he would wish."

Cousins is SOOOOOOOOOOOO concerned about the conduct process and making sure there are no errors made or rights violated


Guess that's why there's not been a single student found not quilty since 1999.

3/26/2008 1:34:56 PM

So where is the list of all the funny write ins?

3/26/2008 1:50:10 PM

It'll be up later.

3/26/2008 1:50:40 PM

I want to thank everyone here, especially TGD and Ambrosia, for their support through this process. I promise to serves the student body and use the Office of Public Defender for nothing other than to make our campus a better place. Thank you to everyone who voted! You can expect this to be an AMAZING year!

-Ben Mazur

3/27/2008 1:15:54 PM

I've emailed back Kenneth Webb, asking if we'll be able to see write-ins with this new software.

results

4/1/2008 12:31:35 AM

yea i just came to this thread after i got the email to see if someone had been able to find the write ins

4/1/2008 12:41:07 AM

i thought this thread was about suicide girls again

4/1/2008 12:42:27 AM