As we said at primary time: Governing bodies (even judges' chambers) are like high schools--with pecking orders, popular kids, freaks, jocks, geeks. So, to appropriately test out this year's candidates, we dug into their high-school histories by making each candidate fill out a questionaire about their high school days. We've provided some tidbits below. What (or who) did they do on Saturday nights? What clubs did they join? SAT scores? What offense got them grounded?
In addition to our high-school roundup (which includes a class of '82 Ingraham high-school graduate who grew up to be the first-ever Republican to get the Glee Club's general election endorsement), we've got the lowdown on state referendums, city charter amendments, a handy cheat sheet, and the historic last-time-we-ever-ask-you-to-vote-for-the-monorail editorial (we swear!).
So study up, eat a balanced meal, and vote.
The Glee Club does not make endorsements on uncontested races.
The Stranger Glee Club is: Josh Feit, Amy Jenniges, Sandeep Kaushik, Tim Keck, and Dan Savage.
