50 most powerful students in St Andrews - Feb 2008

[eagle]

If everyone lists who they think are the top ten most powerful students in St Andrews at the moment, we should be able to get a fairly representative list of the top fifty most powerful.

There's no NEED to give an explanation, but if you feel it will help, please do.
And note that these lists don't necessarily express an opinion of importance...

If you'd like to discuss any of these lists, please use this thread:

1) Tom d'Ardenne
2) Steve Savage
3) Rich Robinson
4) Jenny Mackay
5) Stacy Lee
6) Olly Mills
7) Dave Haines
8) Ed Barker
9) Royce Hunt
10) Kenny MacDonald

[Ellkie]

Powerful or influential?

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It's all GEEK

[Cain]

Can't we just sort this out in a fair and logical way, like bear wrestling?

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I hold an element of surprise

[eagle]

Quoting Ellkie from 19:47, 17th Feb 2008
Powerful or influential?

Powerful/influential - your choice.

[Bizarre Atheist]

Gosh how exciting, I've never been seventh most powerful anything. Ever.

1. Tom d'Ardenne
2. Rich Robinson
3. Steve Savage
4. Olly Markeson
5. Jenny Mackay
6. Ben Nicholson
7. Olly Mills
8. Ed Barker
9. Royce Hunt
10. Rob Fett

I am of course too modest to include myself in my own list of powerful students...

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[Dickie]

Who are these people?


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http://facebook.com/p.php?id=37106107&l=217e435e0a

[schmod]

who cares? This seems like a silly argument to have.

[DrAlex]

Psh, I could totally take David Haines in a fight.

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[Fawksie]

Duncan Burnside. And Stephen Haraldsen. The man uses the Union as a chair.

http://photos-109.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-sf2p/v67/168/22/37100109/n37100109_31404719_4818.jpg

[turnblad]

Rory McLion. Obviously.

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The purpose of life is to die. So everyone should eat pie.

[Queeg]

So what if Rob Fett was wearing +3 Gauntlets of Power? Would that make him, like, the 4th most powerful? Awesome name too. Please tell me his name is Robert A Fett. That would make my day.

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Mea navicula pendens anguillarum plena est.

[Al]

I'd have thought all the student members of Senate would be on the list immediately after the student members of Court. Follow those with the remaining student members of SAB and you've pretty much got all the students with any real "power" or influence.

The SRC and SSC will be changing very soon, and so any influence that the members of those bodies may have will soon come to an end. Unless they get re-elected, of course. Or bumped up the pecking order.

[Bizarre Atheist]

Quoting DrAlex from 00:49, 18th Feb 2008
Psh, I could totally take David Haines in a fight.

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Bring it, Chubbs.

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[Frank]

Surely there's a place on this for the St Andrean with the most friends on facebook. The sheer power they could wield by inviting so many people to a single event...

What about folks with humungous academic families? People with massive generational thingamies? (I'm told my great^6-grandfather is still studying in St Andrews...)

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"There is only ever one truth. Things are always black or white, there's no such thing as a shade of grey. If you think that something is a shade of grey it simply means that you don't fully understand the situation. The truth is narrow and the path of the pursuit of truth is similarly narrow."
Also, some years later:
"here we are arguing about a few uppity troublemakers with a bee in their bonnet and a conspiracy theory."

[Frank]

Surely there's a place on this for the St Andrean with the most friends on facebook. The sheer power they could wield by inviting so many people to a single event...

What about folks with humungous academic families? People with massive generational thingamies? (I'm told my great^6-grandfather is still studying in St Andrews...)

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"There is only ever one truth. Things are always black or white, there's no such thing as a shade of grey. If you think that something is a shade of grey it simply means that you don't fully understand the situation. The truth is narrow and the path of the pursuit of truth is similarly narrow."
Also, some years later:
"here we are arguing about a few uppity troublemakers with a bee in their bonnet and a conspiracy theory."

[Midget]

Quoting Eagle from 19:30, 17th Feb 2008
1) Tom d'Ardenne
2) Steve Savage
3) Rich Robinson
4) Jenny Mackay
5) Stacy Lee
6) Olly Mills
7) Dave Haines
8) Ed Barker
9) Royce Hunt
10) Kenny MacDonald

But at least half of them aren't really students?

[eagle]

Quoting Frank from 12:20, 18th Feb 2008
Surely there's a place on this for the St Andrean with the most friends on facebook. The sheer power they could wield by inviting so many people to a single event...

What about folks with humungous academic families? People with massive generational thingamies? (I'm told my great^6-grandfather is still studying in St Andrews...)

And so your nominations are? This is about OPINION. Who do YOU think are the ten most important students in St Andrews? Feel free to include people with lots of Facebook friends, or massive academic families

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Quoting Midget from 13:09, 18th Feb 2008

Quoting Eagle from 19:30, 17th Feb 2008
1) Tom d'Ardenne
2) Steve Savage
3) Rich Robinson
4) Jenny Mackay
5) Stacy Lee
6) Olly Mills
7) Dave Haines
8) Ed Barker
9) Royce Hunt
10) Kenny MacDonald

But at least half of them aren't really students?

They're ALL students. They all matriculated in September, and are classed by the University, the council and the legal system of England and Scotland as students.

[Raindog]

I lived with royce Hunt. He has a powerful collection of porn.

[Duggeh]

Obviously RON should rank somewhere in the top ten.

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