BREAKING: Kuehl Named President, Emerges Victorious in SA Power Struggle
Patrick Kuehl ’24 has become the President of the Student Assembly after a week of infighting
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BREAKING: Student Assembly to Meet Today to Resolve Leadership
After a week of interregnum, the SA will meet at noon to potentially decide whether Patrick Kuehl or Claire Ting will be the next president.
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Cornell Cinema Recap: Studio Ghibli Sundays
A deep dive into the popular Japanese films featured at Cornell Cinema this year.
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GUEST COLUMN: The Student Assembly Succession Crisis Reveals Potential for Corruption
SA EVP-elect Claire Ting ’25 speaks out on succession crisis
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Ghost Kitchen Update: Grubhub Approves, Students Don’t
While Grubhub seems to have no issues with any of the Ithaca Hospitality group’s ghost restaurant listings on their platform, many Cornell students do.
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In Defense of the Student Assembly
We want to empower students, not take away representation and power from them. What good would it do to completely take away students’ representation?
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BREAKING: Majority of Student Assembly Backs Kuehl for President
Over the past several days, Kuehl and incoming Ting have contested the presidency of the Student Assembly. This evening, nine of the SA’s seventeen members have signed a memorandum endorsing Kuehl.
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Abolish the Student Assembly
The Student Assembly routinely embarrasses Cornell with scandals, partisan politics, and corruption. And why shouldn’t they? It’s not as if they could get any more unpopular.
