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“Well, I think that people got the wrong impression about the event. People put their own, personal ideologies instead of getting into character, and the convention suffered as a result.” – Kit Balay, ’14
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“Overall, it was fun. Although running zombie-Reagan was ridiculous.” – Cole Oberli, ’13
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“I really enjoyed it myself. It’s true it wasn’t as serious as it could have been. We were having fun with it, and I was amused by the results.” – Cassie Smith, ’12
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“I liked that it showed how the national nominating conventions work. There were more serious moments, but it was nice that it was broken up by moments of spontaneity. I expected to be bored to tears.” – Bethany Miller, ’14
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“I thought it should be a learning experience, a way to show another perspective. I think it’s great that people are expressing opinions, this just wasn’t the place for it.” – Ariel Koiman, ’14
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“Well, it felt like there were two sides, the serious side and the silly. The first night dragged on a long time, and it was around then that the first Zombie acts were pushed. Everything was so serious up to that point, so it was a welcome change. At least one person wanted to keep it serious, but she was booed away from the microphone.” – Lauren Boisseau, ’14
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