I want to continue to play an energetic role in the Board to fulfill our potential to be the Best Class Ever! Please vote for me. Say YES to TESS!

I’m so honored to lead the charge of unifying our class and appreciate your continued support and faith in my passion, energy and diehard dedication as I seek reelection.

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Re-elect Lindsay Tsai for your Engineering Representative, and get excited to be seniors!

Hey Class of 2014, My name is Josh Kaminetsky, and I am a Junior in the College of Arts and Sciences running for SAS representative on Class Board 2014.

Dear College Class of 2014, I’m Nikolai Zapertov, BBB major, and I have had the pleasure of serving as your College UA Rep this past year. In the upcoming year, I would love to serve as your Class Board VP of Finance.

Hey Juniors! My name is Lisa Xu, and I’m running for re-election as Vice President of External Affairs for Class Board 2014.

Juniors!! We almost made it…well, kind of…thankfully we still have one more year, and I am running for reelection as your Executive Vice President.

Serving as 2014 Class President has been the most formative and humbling experience of my life.

The episode at Wharton squelching the free speech rights of students is only the latest event in a long running campaign to shut out a billion Hindus from participating in political affairs around the world.

We are writing to say that we were deeply frustrated by the full-page ad posted on page six of Monday’s copy of The Daily Pennsylvanian. We found it to be offensive, disgusting and hateful towards Muslims.

However, your decision to publish such a distasteful, unethical, and downright degrading ad is extremely unnerving and does not deserve any place in our university’s atmosphere.

I was extremely disturbed to see the xenophobic, propagandistic ad that was published in The Daily Pennsylvanian on Monday. It portrayed isolated instances of violence by Muslims acting outside of permissible Islamic doctrine as the norm, and by doing so, targeted and isolated a segment of the Penn community.

Lucy Ferguson wants to play. That’s all she’s ever wanted to do and that’s partly why she didn’t originally choose Penn for her collegiate lacrosse career.

Though the record shows that the No. 14 Quakers have only beaten the No. 7 Tigers once since 1990, in reality, the gap between the two teams has never been closer than it will be when they face off at Franklin Field this Saturday.