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Honor Code Constitution Referendum Summary

Published April 19, 2013 at × in Spring 2013 Elections – Referendum.

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Happy Monday Princeton! This week's member for #MemberMonday is SIMON WU '17:
Res College: Forbes College
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
Position on USG/Position for next year: Chief Designer / Elected Social Chair
What do you do on USG? "I'm responsible for developing and creating Visual Materials for the USG. In addition, I lead a project called Princeton Public Works working to promote student art on campus and connect disparate artist communities."
Favorite time on USG? "The Humans of Princeton Campus Club Exhibition."
What have you learned on USG? "I've learned that Princeton is an incredible fluid place, and if you want it enough, change will happen."
Why do you like USG? "I like USG because its a place where people turn ideas into actions."
What is something you think most students don’t know about USG?
"That USG is here to be your voice. USG is not a solid entity but a team of people; people who are eager to hear your ideas and implement them."
What is something you want students to know about USG?
"That is USG is fueled by ideas, and those ideas come from anywhere - and anyone on campus can contribute."
How would you describe USG in three words?
"Idea-driven, Passionate, Collaborative." ... See MoreSee Less

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