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Dartmouth Alums Vote Down New Constitution
, Dartmouth鈥檚 alumni have voted down changes in the alumni association constitution that would have made it harder for insurgent candidates to get elected to Dartmouth鈥檚 Board of Trustees. 51% of voters rejected the changes while 49% voted for them (a two-thirds vote was needed to pass the changes).
This is noteworthy because the three insurgent candidates for trustee who have won election in the past couple of years (and whose election almost certainly prompted the proposed changes to the constitution) campaigned in part on a at Dartmouth. Those who follow 果冻传媒app官方鈥檚 work may remember that until May of last year, Dartmouth had a 鈥渞ed light鈥 speech code rating from 果冻传媒app官方. Without the pressure stemming from these trustee elections, it鈥檚 unlikely that Dartmouth would now have a 鈥済reen light鈥 speech code rating from 果冻传媒app官方. Let鈥檚 hope that the alumni trustees will continue to work to safeguard the rights of Dartmouth鈥檚 students.
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