Barber Elected YCSC President

The Yeshiva College General Elections for the 1998-1999 academic year were held on Thursday April 5, after a week of furious campaigning. With over fifty people running for just fourteen spots, the races were tight and had the candidates scurrying acr oss campus with signs touting their accomplishments and plans for the future. Mark Posner, Chairman of the Canvassing Committee, said, "Even though there were many candidates, I believe everything went smoothly. I was very pleased with the turnout of the student body and I am sure next year’s board will do a wonderful job."

JSS Student Council Mired in Controversy

Not unlike its YCSC counterpart, the Thursday April 2 JSS election had its share of controversy. JSS does not have an official constitution, therefore campaign regulations were set forth during an impromptu meeting. One of the candidates, JSS Sophomo re Class Representative Ora Funzfvna who ran for Vice President, took certain actions that the YCSC Student Court later deemed "immoral and unethical campaign conduct."

Moses, Fishman Named Editors-in-Chief

For the fifth time in six years, two people will share the helm of this newspaper. Late Monday night, the governing board of The Commentator elected Adam Moses and Mordechai Fishman, the current News Editors, Co-Editors-in-Chief for Volume 63. Akiva He rzfeld, the current Features Editor will assume the responsibilities of the Executive Editor.

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• SBMP Moves to Schottenstein Facility
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• Zuker Presents Original Research to Students and Faculty