Why I’m Dropping Out: A candid look at the ASSU elections process
It is with great disappointment that Charles and I are announcing the end of our campaign. It seems we attempted to climb a mountain too
SOCC Flyers Are Everywhere
SOCC took care of the extra space on my tack board! (Photo Credit: Kyle Huwa)I was surprised to come
Election Results Announced: Cruz/Macgregor-Dennis, SOCC Victorious
The 2011 Spring General Election results have officially been announced by the Elections Commission. The quick run-down is: highest undergraduate turnout in recorded history, driven
3,474 Votes Cast
Elections Commissioner Stephen Trusheim has just sent out an email stating that as of 6:00 PM, Thursday, 3,474 ballots have been cast. Last
On the Campaign Trail: Monday
32 ASSU Senate Candidates appeared at a Meet ‘n Greet in Old Union on Monday Night. A scattering of attendees showed up to mingle with
Tenzin-Vasquez and SOCC Host Events
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Want to End ASSU Senate Factionalism?
In the 2008-2009 Senate term, there were seven Students of Color Coalition (SOCC) Senators, seven Students for a Better Stanford (SBS) Senators, and one independent
Updated Econometrics
As I mentioned earlier, my econometrics predictions didn’t fare so well (resulting in some, shall we say, less than complimentary comments as well). This
Election Results In: Cardona/Wharton, SOCC Victorious
The election results were announced at 5 PM at the CoHo and are now available online. The headline says it all: Cardona/Wharton won by
Irresponsible (But Fun) Econometric Predictions
Based on the voting model that I created here, I am now going to report what that model would predict for the outcome of this
Update on the Daily Editorial Board Endorsement
As was noted by an astute (or at least better informed) reader of my blog post from yesterday, one of the members of the Daily
Learning From Last Year (Part I)
ECON 102B is a class that is both highly frustrating and incredibly useful. Indeed, the power to perform regressions and gain what seems like the