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Prospective Student Council presidents debate ideas, abilities

Vying to take the mantle of soon-to-be former Student Council president Peter Gardner ’08, Paul Apollo ’09; Yongjun Heo ’09; and, communicating over Skype from Spain, Randall Johnston ’09 gathered with students in Kohlberg last evening to discuss their qualifications and ideas for the presidency. Apollo and Johnston have both served on Student Council before (as student groups advisor and campus life representative, respectively), whereas Heo is a (potential) newcomer to student government.…

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