hey yall i would like you to list specific tips or phrases and stuff to win my high school election for jr. vice president ! please help me out!
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lots of campaigning, make plenty of posters, be clear and concise on what you plan to do to better the school, conversate with your peers, oh and being popular doesnt hurt (most high school elections are popularity contests anyway)...have fun and good luck...also its not the end of the world if you lose...so dont stress...
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~Learn self-confidence, practice public speaking in front of a mirror.\nCirculate and make friends.  Learn the issues and prepare a platform that you want to stand for and stick to your principles.  Do the research you need to support your positions.  Let people know you are honest and sincere and have integrity.\n\nWhen you've wasted enough time realizing none of this is going to work, learn how to spread your legs and go after the boys' votes.
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your school - your voice\nyour future - your representative
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There are many things that you can do. \n\n1. Stay informed. Use a variety of news sources to get information. There is a lot of stuff not covered on the 24 hours news stations. Search for websites and international news sources.\n\n2. Be politically active. Help candidates that share your views, at every level, try to get elected. That would also mean voting when ever there is an election, no matter how small.\n\n3. Join independent political organizations. There are many on the internet and probably many in your community.\n\n4. Ride it out. Bush will be gone in 2 and half years, along with much of the current republican leadership. This year alone, Bill Frist, Rick Santorum, Tom Delay, Katherine Harris, Ken Blackwell, Bob Taft, Jeb Bush, and Duke Cunningham will all be out of power, most if not all probably forever. Politics is very dynamic, if you don't like the country's direction at one point in time, it is bound to change soon enough.
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First step:  Just jot down your ideas\nSecond step:  Try to connect common ideas into  paragraphs.\nThird step: Develop a good lead paragraph.\nFourth step:  Develop a good ending that summarizes your points.\n\nThoughts to consider:\n*  Clubs, activities, social events, etc.\n*  Leadership experience, i.e. club president.\n*  Volunteer in local community and/or church functions.\n*  Part-time jobs.\n*  Unique courses completed.\n*  What is your passion?  What do you really like to do?\nFor example, do you bake, run, draw?\n*  Do other students come to you for advice?  Do you mentor younger students?\n*  Have you had to overcome a difficult situation?  Maybe a handicap or discrimination?  What did you learn from that experience?\n*  What makes you different?  Stand out in the crowd?\n\nGood luck.  Just jot down ideas, and it will eventually all flow together into a good essay.  This is your time to brag about you!
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First of all, CONGRATULATIONS! \n\nI would recommend that you start off by a quote or saying that you have followed/led your life by. Then follow it up by citing examples, anecdotes, and situations in which that saying helped get you to where you are today.\n\nDo not make your speech a "Thank You" note to your family and other loved ones. Yes, do thank them, but do not make them your primary focus. Remember that you are a representative of your class, so try to include everyone in your speech in some way. Does that make sense?\n\nAlso, do not talk solely about yourself and your achievements. Talk about the different successes that the class has experienced as a whole. Mention things such as different events that were held at the school, obstacles that the school has had to overcome during your 4 years there, and victories you all have experienced (including scholastic achievements, such as test scores).\n\nWell, that will give you a start. I helped my students with their speeches while I taught high school, so good luck and be very proud of your accomplishments! Way to go!
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Here are a few:\n\nVote for Cindy as class secretary!  Why?  Because it's the smart thing to do, of course!\n\nYou can always use commercial slogans and integrate them with your own:\n\nVote for Cindy as class secretary.  JUST DO IT!\n\nGot Cindy?   (vote for her as class secretary)\n\nCindy for secretary.  She's got the right stuff!\n\n(I've seen this one around here, a local girl used it)  Victoria's REAL Secret?  She's voting for Cindy as class secretary!\n\nGood luck. :)
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This is a great place to get quick info on Ehrlich.  It's divided alphabetically by the issues, and they have voting records and quotes on each of them.\n\nGood luck.  And for the record, his campaign website is pretty vague on issues and long on personality.  That might not be the best resource for specific information.
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Im shortly going to be a Sophomore, but i made varsity my freshman year. Ill tell you this..\n\n-You have to show the coach that you have a passion for the sport.\n-Show him/her that you will try your hardests wether you are winning or losing.\n-Show the coach  you have HEART.\n\nBut thats not all--\n\n-You have to have great potential. \n-You need to have good speed and skills.\n-Endurance.\n-Show that you would put yourself on the line for anything.\n-The ability to encourage other players to try their hardest. A potential backbone to the team.\n\nAnd at try-outs... give it 150%. Show the coach that you are out there for the sport, and nothing else (like talking to the other people). Be the first to every ball, challenge whomever has the ball, and show your DEDICATION.\n\nIf you have all of this, you are truly varsity soccer material! Any coach would be lucky to have you on his team!\n\nP.S. try and do "off season" stuff. like play club soccer when you are out of your high school season.\n\n\nGood luck!
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Tell him exactly what you just said.  Ask the Sophomore coach if maybe you can join in on one of the practices so he can see what you've got.  If everyone really thinks your that good...and they aren't just being nice, you deserve a chance with a non biased person.
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What you can do about the problem is be politically active and vote.  But, as a teacher I hope you don't convey your negativity on to your students.  Don't send them out in to the world angry at the US and the government.  And you better believe candidates are checked.  No political party will put thousands to millions behind a candidate without knowing their past.  Rich daddy's backing their kids....you would too.
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Try hard for that. U 'll surely win. My advance Congrats!
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Is it highschool or college.  I was highschool class president once, I would try to appeal to as diverse a group as possible.  Your posters need to grab attention, to make up for lack of creativity, get as many posters, stickers, or whatever out there and get the most exposure.  People are going to vote for their friends in highschool, and I found that most of the academians that were running only had a small group of friends that were all as lame as they were.  I hung out with the stoners, the athletes, the cool kids, and was in all the smart kids classes, that kind of exposure clinched it.
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When my daughter ran for President in her club, she went with a "Be a Winner, vote for (name)" theme. We went to the $1 store and bought a bag of cheap medals on red, white and blue ribbons. You know the kind that is bestowed upon winners at say the Olympics. Then hot glued a round paper to the medal. One side said "Be a Winner" and on the other side "Vote for (name)".  She did win.  \n\nThat same theme could be used on your posters. Also, you can start as well as end your speech with that phrase. An attention getter at the beginning and end is always good.\n\nGood luck to you!
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Funny and shorter is a winning combination. Get your humor in at the beginning. Have some real substance in the middle. You won't change life as we know it. Focus on one or two things: More dances, better DJs. You  will listen more to them (the student body).    Be self deprecating, but not too much. Skits are over done as is rap singing your message. Be sincere in your message. Everyone will already know you by now, so just be yourself. Don't over reach. Leave the audience with a gentle zinger (humor), but don't obscure the reason for voting for you. "You are the one who will listen and implement change." I teach high school.
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Do something that the judges can learn from.  Those are always winners.  For example, some one the projects that won in my location are:  Who makes the strongest fishing line?  Out of all the towns in you county, what town has the cleanest drinking water?  What color of roof keeps a home the warmest/coolest?  You can find some good ideas off of the internet.
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Volunteer for a political party while you search out the best and most affordable option. Learning on the "job" is the best way to improve your education while building a resume and developing useful contacts for future opportunities.\n\nIf you have true passion and drive for politics when volunteering you may find yourself being offered a paying position before you attend a single class. And that can influence your pool of options. Also there are many leadership training programs related to specific partisian agendas. Embedding yourself within a party will gain you insight into which ones offer the type of intense focus for the least amount of cash. Read everything. Reading is still the best cheap/free education in the world. Good luck!