Cornell will send three representatives to Clinton Global Initiative University this year, while Harvard, Princeton, Penn and Columbia will each send one.

After a long and arduous campaign process, the Class Councils named the presidents and vice-presidents of each class on Friday. Class Councils are charged with planning events for their entire grades in order to bring people together and foster unity. Past events have included Battle of the Late Night Foods, class talent shows and meet and greets with President David Skorton. The Class Councils for each graduating class are also in charge of planning Senior Week, Convocation and Commencement.

Class of 2010

President: Jeffrey Katz ‘10

Vice President of Finance: Kelly Dowling ‘10

Class of 2011

President: Alex Meier ‘11

Executive Vice President: Theresa Cederoth ‘11

Class of 2012

President: Annabel Fowler ‘12, Sun Contributor

“The system set up by the university to solve diversity-related issues is doing exactly what it was designed to do — nothing. Diversity kills us every day, every moment,” said Prof. Belisa Gonzales, a professor at Ithaca College at Diversity Kills Me, a dinner discussion yesterday evening. The event examined issues of diversity at Cornell and Ithaca College.

“Universities don’t want to diversify, they want to sell diversity to prospective students,” she said.

The evening opened with a brief review of a history of discrimination in the U.S., given by Prof. Alan Gomez, city and regional planning. The focus of the discussion then shifted to the students as they were challenged by Gomez to think of what diversity is and whom it is for.