A while ago, the results for next school year's Executive Student Council and each class's representatives were announced. With candidates now being required to give speeches, along with some other policy changes, we asked some of the winning candidates reflect upon this year's new election process.

The junior class is bringing back an Ice Skating Party for students, their families, and friends to have a night of fun and raise money for the prom. The party replaces the Turkey Trot.

Voting for next year's Student Council executive officer positions took place this morning in the kitchen. Junior Wyatt Bensken, sophomore Chas Newman, and junior Kaila Simpson all earned positions. Class elections will be held next week.

With class elections for Student Council quickly approaching, the Online Gargoyle is providing all of the class officer candidates biographies. The biographies have not been changed from those sent out by senior class secretary-treasurer Sheela Gogula.

In preparation for Student Council's 2011-2011 executive elections this Friday, April 29, the OG is publishing the bios of all the candidates. The election will take place from first through fifth period in the kitchen. Voting is open to all current subfreshmen through juniors. Bios were also sent out in a schoolwide e-mail. Please note that all bios are published just as they were sent in, with no editing.

On Friday April 15, StudCo will be hosting its first '80s Retro Day. Bring out your leg warmers and teased hair-dos and let's rewind to Uni in the 1980s.

During its last two meetings, Student Council discussed important upcoming events and changes at Uni including new clubs, new Student Council members, a food drive, and extended options for lunch.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Online Gargoyle is publishing the biographies of all students running for class office. Elections will be held Wednesday. Voting will take place in Subfreshman English, Freshman English, Sophomore English, and US History. Check inside to see who is vying for offices among the rising seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen.

Voting for next year's Student Council executive officer positions took place this morning in the kitchen. Juniors Will Fernandez, Amrutha Kumaran, and Revathi Maturi earned the nod. Check inside to see again their candidate statements. Up next: elections for next year's senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman class officers.

In preparation for Student Council's 2010-11 executive officer election on Wednesday, the OG is publishing the bios of all the candidates. The election will take place until lunch in the kitchen. Voting is open to all current subbies through juniors. Please note that all bios are published just as they were sent in to Student Council, with no editing.

Looking for something to do this Friday night? Student Council's got you covered with an all-school movie night in Uni gym. Admission is free to the 7:30 p.m. showing of the Disney-Pixar animated film "Up," recently released on DVD. Check inside for details and a summary of the film by "Up" enthusiast Nikita Dutta.

Voting for next year's Student Council executive officer positions took place this morning in the kitchen. Student government veterans Rachel Harmon, Linda Ly, and Maritza Mestre earned the nod. Class elections will be held April 20. Students interested in running for class office must turn in their candidate bios to executive secretary-treasurer Natsuki Nakamura by April 13.

In preparation for Student Council's 2009-10 executive officer election on Monday, the OG is publishing the bios of all the candidates. The election will take place until lunch in the kitchen. Voting is open to all current subfreshman through juniors. Please note that all bios are published just as they were sent in to executive secretary-treasurer Natsuki Nakamura, with no editing.

Next year's Student Council executive officers will be chosen April 6. The positions that are up for election are executive president, vice president, and secretary/treasurer. For those who are interested in running, candidate bios must be turned in by Tuesday before midnight. Students can begin campaigning as soon as they turn in their bios.

In just two weeks, Uni High raised more than $1,700 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in the Pasta for Pennies fundraiser organized by Student Council. The money will help fund blood-cancer research, education, and patient services. The subfreshman girls raised the most among Uni's 11 teams and won a free lunch from Olive Garden.