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Meet the 2024-2025 Student Government Exec Candidates

Editorial
March 11, 2024
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Student Government Executive applications can be found in this article. Campaigning begins this week and speeches will be given on March 18th. Voting will be open from March 18th–19th, with polls closing at 6 p.m. on the 19th. Results will be announced on March 22nd.

2024-2025 Student Government Executive Applications
Saira Bhagat (25) is a rising senior day student applying for Student Government Exec.
Saira Bhagat ('25)
Eric Bi (25) is a rising senior boarding student applying for Student Government Exec.
Eric Bi ('25)
Oscar Li (25) is a rising senior boarding student applying for Student Government Exec.
Oscar Li ('25)
Jacky Qi (25) is a rising senior boarding student applying for Student Government Exec.
Jacky Qi ('25)
Brianna Stodghill (26) is a rising junior day student applying for Student Government Exec.
Brianna Stodghill ('26)
Griffin Suttner (25) is a rising senior day student applying for Student Government Exec.
Griffin Suttner ('25)
Pristine Thomas (25) is a rising senior day student applying for Student Government Exec.
Pristine Thomas ('25)
Aaron Yang (25) is a rising senior day student applying for Student Government Exec.
Aaron Yang ('25)
Jack Yuan (26) is a rising junior boarding student applying for Student Government Exec.
Jack Yuan ('26)
Eric Zhu (25) is a rising senior boarding student applying for Student Government Exec.
Eric Zhu ('25)
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