Columbia College Conservative Club - Revision history

Cam2171 at 17:03, 2 March 2012

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i think you'll find the libertarians have their own club, the Columbia College Libertarians

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-'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]] recognized and funded by the [[SGB]]. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites and other unorthodox types.
+'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]] recognized and funded by the [[SGB]]. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites and other unorthodox types.  They rebranded themselves as the Columbia University Conservative Forum in [[2007]], and were supposedly subsumed into the [[Columbia University College Republicans]] shortly thereafter.  Nobody has really heard from them since.
 C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].
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 *Mark Xue (Spring 2004 - Fall [[2004]])
 *[[Chris Kulawik]] (Spring 2005 - Spring [[2006]])
-*Victor Cochia (Spring 2006 - present)
+*Victor Cochia (Spring 2006 - [[2007]])
 == External links ==
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 [[Category:Political clubs]]
 [[Category:SGB groups]]

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 == Partial list of presidents ==
 *Mark Xue (Spring 2004 - Fall [[2004]])
 *[[Chris Kulawik]] (Spring 2005 - Spring [[2006]])
 *Victor Cochia (Spring 2006 - present)

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:22, 10 July 2007
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−	'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs\|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites and other unorthodox types.	+	'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs\|club]] recognized and funded by the [[SGB]]. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites and other unorthodox types.

	C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].		C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].

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-'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites.
+'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites and other unorthodox types.
 C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].
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 *[[Michael Woodley]] (Fall 2004 - Spring [[2005]])
 *[[Chris Kulawik]] (Spring 2005 - Spring [[2006]])
-*Victor Cochia (Spring [[2006]] - present)
+*Victor Cochia (Spring 2006 - present)
 == External links ==

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 C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].
-== List of presidents ==
+== Partial list of presidents ==
-*[[Mark Xue]] (until Fall [[2004]])
+*Mark Xue (? - Fall [[2004]])
 *[[Michael Woodley]] (Fall [[2004]] - Spring [[2005]])
 *[[Chris Kulawik]] (Spring [[2005]] - Spring [[2006]])
-*[[Victor Cochia]] (Spring [[2006]] - present)
+*Victor Cochia (Spring [[2006]] - present)
 == External links ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:46, 12 April 2007
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−	'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs\|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as ~~hyper-libertarians or~~ Buchananites.	+	'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs\|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as Buchananites.

	C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].		C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].

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-'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]]. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as hyper-libertarians or Buchananites.
+'''Columbia College Conservative Club''' (C4) is a controversial right-wing [[clubs|club]] recognized and funded by the SGB. It serves as a sort of umbrella group for rightists who don't fit into "traditional" political categories, such as hyper-libertarians or Buchananites.
 C4 was responsible for the [[Affirmative Action Bake Sale]] of February [[2004]].
-C4 is also a type of plastic explosive. It has been found in various places, including Essam's truck and the Flame hatch.
+==Notable presidents==
 *[[Michael Woodley]] (Fall [[2004]] - Spring [[2005]])
 *[[Chris Kulawik]] (Spring [[2005]] - ?)