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Johns Hopkins U.: COLUMN: Senior class crisis reeks of political games.
Publication: The America's Intelligence Wire Publication Date: 29-DEC-04 |
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COPYRIGHT 2004 Financial Times Ltd.
(From University Wire)
Byline: Eric Wolkoff
A few weeks ago, members of the Johns Hopkins University Senior Class Council submitted a list of grievances to Payal Patel asking her to resign her office. After this request for her resignation, she collected signatures and submitted a petition to recall Senior Class Vice President Brian Drolet.
To be fair, Patel commented that the petition was in no way related to the list of grievances. She stated that the petition was in response to the event at the Mansion and not political retaliation to the request for her resignation. She pointed to the fact that "the petition was started the day after [the Mansion] event occurred ... two or three weeks after I received the list of grievances." Thus, it is her claim that her attempt to...
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