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President and his Vice.
Posted by James Wright on Sunday, September 27, 2009
So the morning is over and the first results of the elections have just been decided.
After a very lengthy three hours of votes, which by the way were painstakingly close, the first results of the 2010 SCSA committee elections can now be announced.
All the presidential and vice presidential speeches were amazing and the candidates showed great potential as future presidents. As always there can be only one and so president of the 2010 SCSA committee is awarded to Jimmy Tait-Jamieson.
Next was the vice-president election which seemed to take even longer than the presidents vote. This just showed the intensity of the SCSA vote. After much wait, and a few laughs from videos of failblog, the SCSA Vice-President of 2010 is Thomas Elliott.
There are many more speeches to be heard and so a final instalment will be made after the remainder of the elections.
After a very lengthy three hours of votes, which by the way were painstakingly close, the first results of the 2010 SCSA committee elections can now be announced.
All the presidential and vice presidential speeches were amazing and the candidates showed great potential as future presidents. As always there can be only one and so president of the 2010 SCSA committee is awarded to Jimmy Tait-Jamieson.
Next was the vice-president election which seemed to take even longer than the presidents vote. This just showed the intensity of the SCSA vote. After much wait, and a few laughs from videos of failblog, the SCSA Vice-President of 2010 is Thomas Elliott.
There are many more speeches to be heard and so a final instalment will be made after the remainder of the elections.
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