Another year has passed, and a new passel of eager young reformers have stepped up to the Executive Board of the CU College Dems. Bwog welcomes the whole crew, along with Chris Daniels (pictured), the new President and issuer of many press releases to come.

The full new board, and the email that announced them, after the jump

Bwog just received an email announcing the winners of ESC's 2008 General Elections. It's time to meet your new governing cabal, SEAS.

Class of 2011
President: Kamal Yechoor
Vice President: Chris Elizondo
Representatives: Albert Miller and Dana Ibarra

Class of 2010
President: Heather Lee
Vice President: Lili Gu
Representatives: Gunnar Aasen and Kelly Chen

Class of 2009
President: Kim Manis
Vice President: Erin Svokos
Representatives: Krissie Zambrano and James Tsai

University Senator: Rajat Roy

CCSC Liaison: Kimberly Lipman-White
GSSC Liaison: Epsita Hoque
SGA Liaison: Sophie Chu

Academic Affairs Representative: Boris Mindzak
Alumni Affairs and Professional Development Representative: Pradeep Bandaru
Student Services Representative: Emma Lebwohl

Bwog just received an email announcing the winners of ESC's 2008 General Elections. It's time to meet your new governing cabal, SEAS.

Class of 2011
President: Kamal Yechoor
Vice President: Chris Elizondo
Representatives: Albert Miller and Dana Ibarra

Class of 2010
President: Heather Lee
Vice President: Lili Gu
Representatives: Gunnar Aasen and Kelly Chen

Class of 2009
President: Kim Manis
Vice President: Erin Svokos
Representatives: Krissie Zambrano and James Tsai

University Senator: Rajat Roy

CCSC Liaison: Kimberly Lipman-White
GSSC Liaison: Epsita Hoque
SGA Liaison: Sophie Chu

Academic Affairs Representative: Boris Mindzak
Alumni Affairs and Professional Development Representative: Pradeep Bandaru
Student Services Representative: Emma Lebwohl

For those still pondering how to make it public, Spec suggests communication!

Unveiled: the next tourist trap will be the George Washington Memorial...Lavatory?

ESC Candidates make their platforms public so that you can't vote for them.

Next year, a large particle accelerator will be made public and according to a Princeton professor, "might make dragons that might eat us up."

Jagger enlightens us on the differences between IMAX and other movie formats, "It'd be very larger."

Fu Foundation Bureau Chief Tony Gong stayed up all hours to report on the biggest night of the ESC calendar year, with the possible exception of Mole Day.

After seven grueling hours, twelve speeches, and far too many handfuls of complimentary grapes and cheese, ESC finally finished up electing next year's Executive Board last night, while everyone I have ever known in my life was sleeping—barring my grandma in China. (What's up Grandma?)

The winners and their opponents are as follows:

President: Peter Valeiras '09

(vs. Prish Dunstan '09)

VP Student Life: Huei Ong '09

(vs. Angela Blackwell '11, Daniel Gundrum '10, Esther Zuckerman '09)

VP Intergroup: Lauren Minces '09 (vs. Gunnar Aasen '10, Krissie Zambrano '09)

VP Policy: Prish Dunstan '09 (vs. Boris Mindzak '09, Ken Yearwood '09)

Secretary: Whitney Green '10 (vs. Jiaying Xu '11)

Intrepid ESC Correspondent Tony Gong inquires into the mysteries of flyer-less class council elections.

In case you haven't heard enough about politics lately, the annual debate over the Engineering Student Council executive board process, an internal system by which the council elects itself, has been rekindled in light of ESC's ongoing constitutional review. But this time, people are angry. And writing articles.

The issue became active again last Friday, with a comprehensive opinion piece against internal elections. But it didn't end there — three ESC members dramatically countered with their equally lengthy defense of internal elections, which printed in the same issue of Spec. Overall, engineers wrote more in a day than they had in six years, so everyone took the weekend off and did some math.