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	The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand\|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but after receiving a letter from Foote's father with the note "I know my Learned Hand from my Learned Foote" and a copy of Foote's birth certificate attached, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski said there'd be a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>		The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand\|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but after receiving a letter from Foote's father with the note "I know my Learned Hand from my Learned Foote" and a copy of Foote's birth certificate attached, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski said there'd be a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>
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		+	Learned served as social chair and treasurer for [[Columbia Queer Alliance]].

	{{succession\|preceded=[[Sue Yang]]\|succeeded=[[Aki Terasaki]]\|office=President of the [[CCSC]]\|years=2010-2011}}		{{succession\|preceded=[[Sue Yang]]\|succeeded=[[Aki Terasaki]]\|office=President of the [[CCSC]]\|years=2010-2011}}

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 '''Learned Foote''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2011|11]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] for 2010-11. He was previously president of the Class of 2011.
-He is also an unabashed supporter of bringing [[ROTC]] back on campus, despite the fact that he is gay and feels that the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy is discriminatory. He argues that the university has a responsibility to reengage with a "fundamental American institution", particularly because it receives federal tax money.
+He was also an unabashed supporter of bringing [[ROTC]] back on campus, despite the fact that he is gay and feels that the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy is discriminatory. He argued that the university has a responsibility to reengage with a "fundamental American institution," particularly because it receives federal tax money.
 The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but after receiving a letter from Foote's father with the note "I know my Learned Hand from my Learned Foote" and a copy of Foote's birth certificate attached, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski said there'd be a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>

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 *[http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122869846939686969.html Foote's WSJ op-ed on ROTC]
-[[Category:Columbia College students|Foote]]
+[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Foote]]
 [[Category:Class of 2011|Foote]]
 [[Category:Economics majors|Foote]]
 [[Category:CCSC presidents|Foote]]

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 [[Image:Learnedfoote.jpg|thumb|Learned Foote (upper left) with his "Class Action" party, 2007]]
-'''Learned Foote''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2011|11]] is the incoming [[Columbia College Student Council]] president. He was previously president of the Class of 2011.
+'''Learned Foote''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2011|11]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] for 2010-11. He was previously president of the Class of 2011.
 He is also an unabashed supporter of bringing [[ROTC]] back on campus, despite the fact that he is gay and feels that the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy is discriminatory. He argues that the university has a responsibility to reengage with a "fundamental American institution", particularly because it receives federal tax money.

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 The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but after receiving a letter from Foote's father with the note "I know my Learned Hand from my Learned Foote" and a copy of Foote's birth certificate attached, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski said there'd be a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>
-{{succession|preceded=[[Sue Yang]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2010-2011}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[Sue Yang]]|succeeded=[[Aki Terasaki]]|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2010-2011}}
 ==References==

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 He is also an unabashed supporter of bringing [[ROTC]] back on campus, despite the fact that he is gay and feels that the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy is discriminatory. He argues that the university has a responsibility to reengage with a "fundamental American institution", particularly because it receives federal tax money.
-The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski says there's a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>
+The legally inclined may be surprised (or not) to learn that Foote takes his name from one of the best-known US judges of the 20th century: the very similarly-named [[w:Learned Hand|Learned Hand]]. No word yet on whether Foote plans on law school, but after receiving a letter from Foote's father with the note "I know my Learned Hand from my Learned Foote" and a copy of Foote's birth certificate attached, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski says there's a clerkship waiting for him if he does.<ref>http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2008/12/10/knowing-your-learned-foote-from-your-learned-hand/</ref>
 {{succession|preceded=[[Sue Yang]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2010-2011}}