Les candidates/candidats qui se présentent aux postes au sein de l'exécutif de la FÉUO présentent leurs idées: p. 9-12
Monday, February 1, 2010
Site web ENCORE en construction????
Il est maintenant 14h et la campagne électorale se passe depuis déjà 24h +. Il y a certains candidats et certaines candidates qui ont "oubliés" d'initier leurs site web:
Iain Brannigan
Martin Schoots-McAlpine
Osama Berrada
Sarah Jayne King
Nicole Tishler
Maureen Hasinoff
Amalia Savva
Est-ce un manque d'organisation ou une "stratégie" de campagne? Peu importe la raison, c'est une erreur grave pour ceux et celles qui tentent de s'informer!
Iain Brannigan
Martin Schoots-McAlpine
Osama Berrada
Sarah Jayne King
Nicole Tishler
Maureen Hasinoff
Amalia Savva
Est-ce un manque d'organisation ou une "stratégie" de campagne? Peu importe la raison, c'est une erreur grave pour ceux et celles qui tentent de s'informer!
Ummm... WTF?
I was browsing through some of the campaign websites... more specifically I was on Sameena Topan's page... Under campaign video, this is what's posted... like... really!?!
Une stratégie intéressante...
Aujourd'hui, vers 12h45 au Centre Universitaire, des bénévoles travaillant pour Sidney Loko ont croisé mon chemin. Je crois qu'ils étaient environ 4 ou 5 et étaient tous habillés en noir. Une personne portait même un masque blanc comme vous pouvez voir dans la photo. Les bénévoles à Loko passaient des cartes semblables à celle dans la deuxième photo.
C'est une stratégie intéressante. Au moins, quelqu'un essaie rejoindre la population étudiante. Bravo Loko!
Avec un peu de recherche, voici d'autres candidates/candidats
Amanda Marochko - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Matthias Brennan - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Logan Ouellette - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Arts)
Eric Eryou - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Peter Flynn - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Amanda Iarusso - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Bruno Gélinas-Faucher - Président
Sameena Topan - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Sciences sociales)
Martin Schoots-McAlpine - Conseil d'administration de la FÉUO (Arts)
Senate dropout? (update)
I have confirmed that Ethan Plato is no longer a candidate for the lone Social Sciences Senate seat.
It's official... let the slates begin
On January 30, via uOttawainfo.wordpress.com, Nicole Tishler felt compelled to release this statement through her campaign manager, Scott Bedard, regarding her independant, rule abiding campaign:
Let's just say that after barely 24 hours into this election campaign, I can already forsee a similar scenario to that that played out just over a year ago. The SAC must be holding it's breath, hoping to avoid another such occurrence.
The joys of student politics... sometimes I wonder why I continually involve myself in such a "shitshow"... Maybe I'm too optimistic to concede to the fact that "change" (yes, I said it) is realistically impossible. Or am I now being too pessimistic in saying that nothing has changed since I first arrived on this very campus? I suppose I should try to answer my own philosophical (it's 3:02 am) questions throughout the election campaign. Or maybe I should ask for RPG's input?
I couldn't agree more with you Nicole. Unfortunately, the Base lives on, political and social alignment scream out at anyone who looks at certain candidates' posters, and an inclusive, engaging and representative SFUO is simply a utopian ideal. If only more candidates thought like Miss Tishler does.My campaign is in no way affiliated or in collusion with any other. I haven't received help from any other campaign, nor have I give any. Neither has anyone working with me, nor would they. I am completely against any sort of collusion or rule-breaking. Running a fair and honest campaign is the only way to increase student trust in their candidates and elected representatives, and to create a representative, inclusive Student Federation. I encourage all candidates to aspire to those ideals. I have friends on all sides of the political spectrum and on both so-called "slates". Regardless of their quote-unquote affiliations, I wish them all the best! Because the SFUO shouldn't be about political or social alignment, but about including, engaging and representing ALL students.
Let's just say that after barely 24 hours into this election campaign, I can already forsee a similar scenario to that that played out just over a year ago. The SAC must be holding it's breath, hoping to avoid another such occurrence.
The joys of student politics... sometimes I wonder why I continually involve myself in such a "shitshow"... Maybe I'm too optimistic to concede to the fact that "change" (yes, I said it) is realistically impossible. Or am I now being too pessimistic in saying that nothing has changed since I first arrived on this very campus? I suppose I should try to answer my own philosophical (it's 3:02 am) questions throughout the election campaign. Or maybe I should ask for RPG's input?
Senate dropout?
I've heard through the grapevine that Ethan Plato has withdrawn his candidacy for the lone Social Sciences' Senate seat... I'll try to confirm this in the AM, ASAP!
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