The Editor in Chief of the Fulcrum is disappointed about the low voter turn-out. "It's an interesting group, I thought it would be much more contested this year, especially with Picard and Wolfe who are controversial. If Kennery had passed his bilingualism exam and allowed to run, it would have been a much more interesting election."
Kennery was planning on running against Wolfe, but like Haldenby, failed his bilingualism exam.
She was also disappointed with the predictability of the races, except for VP Comm. "I have no idea. It's two solid candidates that are very different and speak to different types of students. It could go either way."
The Fulcrum will turn into a daily newspaper for one night only. "We are going to have at least 6, maybe 10 people on the scene tonight, interviewing candidates, taking pictures, etc. As long as results come out on time, which is a big if, we're going to have the issue on stands Friday afternoon or evening."
Mel Wood also added "I think this blog is pretty fucking awesome. You can quote me on that." She specified that she would get less work done today, because she would be reading it all day.
Just like that, the Editor in chief of The Fulcrum puts down La Rotonde and goes back to her office.
Mel Wood ladies and gentlemen.
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