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2025 Presidential election | Egshig and Enkh-amar

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The closing vision ties school spirit, monthly recaps, and student council independence into one platform.

Suter frames the debate as a chance to give the student body a clearer look at the candidates. Ikhamur introduces himself as a junior from 11A. Hishakan Hoyek follows, saying he is a junior from 11C and is running for vice president again this year. The first question asks what makes a reliable vice president. Ikhamur points to his experience in school clubs and student activities. He mentions Interest Podcast, debate, Interact, Hobby Scout, basketball, psychology, and other places where he has had to work with different people. He says those roles taught him how to manage time, handle responsibility, and turn ideas into real projects. He then moves to school culture. Students, he says, should be able to speak up without feeling embarrassed or pushed out. He argues that disrespect can make people feel like they do not belong, and that kindness should be the norm rather than a lecture. He also suggests anonymous ways for students to raise concerns without going straight to teachers or administrators. Hishakan takes a more organized approach. He says student council should be a real voice for the student body. To do that, he lays out three steps. The first is a digital suggestion box for ideas, feedback, and complaints. The second is quarterly surveys about events, academic support, and policy changes. The third is a new student council position whose job is to collect, organize, and present student feedback at meetings. He says that setup would keep decisions closer to what students actually want. The closing remarks are short and direct, with one candidate using a slogan and the other urging honest voting and warning against bribery. Suter ends by reminding listeners to cast their votes on election day and saying student voice matters in shaping the school's future.

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A scrappy school debate where student voice becomes concrete proposals.

A student council vice president debate at Hobby School turns school politics into something concrete: who listens, who follows through, and who can turn student concerns into action.

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If you want a student council debate that gets to the point, this one lays out what the two vice president candidates would do for students.

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