Sue Yang - Revision history

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	'''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[2010\|10]], was the President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang was also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majored in [[MEALAC]].		'''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College\|CC]] '[[2010\|10]], was the President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang was also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majored in [[MEALAC]].

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 [[Category:Class of 2010|Yang]]
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 '''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2010|10]], was the President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang was also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majored in [[MEALAC]].
-During her time as president, her council created the Gender-Neutral Housing Taskforce in conjunction with ESC President [[Whitney Greene]], which sought to remove the gender restriction on doubles in Columbia's residence halls.  Yang also worked with then-ESC President [[Whitney Green]] on a proposal to the [[University Senate]] regarding changes to the academic calendar.
+During her time as president, her council created the Gender-Neutral Housing Taskforce in conjunction with ESC President [[Whitney Green]], which sought to remove the gender restriction on doubles in Columbia's residence halls.  Yang also worked with then-ESC President [[Whitney Green]] on a proposal to the [[University Senate]] regarding changes to the academic calendar.
 In [[2008]], Yang received the [[Van Am Prize]] and in [[2010]], the [[Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize]].

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 '''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2010|10]], was the President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang was also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majored in [[MEALAC]].
-During her time as president, her council created the Gender-Neutral Housing Taskforce, which sought to remove the gender restriction on doubles in Columbia's residence halls.  Yang also worked with then-ESC President [[Whitney Green]] on a proposal to the [[University Senate]] regarding changes to the academic calendar.
+During her time as president, her council created the Gender-Neutral Housing Taskforce in conjunction with ESC President [[Whitney Greene]], which sought to remove the gender restriction on doubles in Columbia's residence halls.  Yang also worked with then-ESC President [[Whitney Green]] on a proposal to the [[University Senate]] regarding changes to the academic calendar.
 In [[2008]], Yang received the [[Van Am Prize]] and in [[2010]], the [[Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize]].

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 During her time as president, her council created the Gender-Neutral Housing Taskforce, which sought to remove the gender restriction on doubles in Columbia's residence halls.  Yang also worked with then-ESC President [[Whitney Green]] on a proposal to the [[University Senate]] regarding changes to the academic calendar.
-In 2010, Yang received the [[Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize]].
+In [[2008]], Yang received the [[Van Am Prize]] and in [[2010]], the [[Charles M. Rolker Jr. Prize]].
 {{succession|preceded=[[George Krebs]]|succeeded=[[Learned Foote]]|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2009-2010}}

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-'''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2010|10]], is the current President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang is also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majors in [[MEALAC]].
+'''Sue Yang''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2010|10]], was the President of [[CCSC]] for 2009-2010. She won the CCSC election in April [[2008]] along with her [[Action Potential]] party in the only uncontested executive board race in recent history. Yang is also part of the [[Economics Society]] and the [[Undergraduate Recruitment Committee]]. She majors in [[MEALAC]].
 {{succession|preceded=[[George Krebs]]|succeeded=[[Learned Foote]]|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2009-2010}}