Action Potential - Revision history

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 ==External Links==
-*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/04/23/ccsc-winners-action-potential-clear-party Columbia Spectator article: ''CCSC winners: Action Potential, Clear Party''
+*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/04/23/ccsc-winners-action-potential-clear-party Columbia Spectator article: ''CCSC winners: Action Potential, Clear Party'']
 [[Category:Student government parties]]

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	* Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '11		* Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '11

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		+	==External Links==
		+	*[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2009/04/23/ccsc-winners-action-potential-clear-party Columbia Spectator article: ''CCSC winners: Action Potential, Clear Party''
	[[Category:Student government parties]]		[[Category:Student government parties]]

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−	[[Image:Sueyang_copy_2.png\|thumb\|Bwog's very correct representation of the results.]]	+	[[Image:Sueyang_copy_2.png\|thumb\|[[Bwog]]'s very correct representation of the results.]]

	The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2009\|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).		The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2009\|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).

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		+	[[Image:Sueyang_copy_2.png\|thumb\|Bwog's very correct representation of the results.]]
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	The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2009\|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).		The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2009\|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).

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−	The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] elections cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).	+	The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council\|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2009\|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring. The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).

	== Candidates ==		== Candidates ==

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 * Vice-President for Policy: [[Sarah Weiss]], CC '10
 * Vice-President for Funding: Nuriel Moghavem, CC '11
-* Vice-President for Campus Life: Deysy Ordonez-Arreola, CC '10
+* Vice-President for Campus Life: [[Deysy Ordonez-Arreola]], CC '10
 * Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '11
 [[Category:Student government parties]]

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 == Candidates ==
 * President: [[Sue Yang]], CC '10
-* Vice-President for Policy: Sarah Weiss, CC '10
+* Vice-President for Policy: [[Sarah Weiss]], CC '10
 * Vice-President for Funding: Nuriel Moghavem, CC '11
 * Vice-President for Campus Life: Deysy Ordonez-Arreola, CC '10

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-The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the 2009 [[Columbia College Student Council|CCSC]] elections cycle for executive board.  The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring.  The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).
+The '''Action Potential''' Party was a party in the [[2009]] [[Columbia College Student Council|CCSC]] elections cycle for executive board.  The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sue Yang]] in the early spring.  The party ran in the first uncontested race for CCSC executive board in the council's history, receiving more than 95% of the total vote (%5 abstained from voting for executive board).
 == Candidates ==
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 * Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '11
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+[[Category:Student government parties]]

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	* Vice-President for Campus Life: Deysy Ordonez-Arreola, CC '10		* Vice-President for Campus Life: Deysy Ordonez-Arreola, CC '10
	* Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '10		* Vice-President for Communications: Sana Khalid, CC '10
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		+	[[Category:Student government]]