<p>How should I go about winning a math club treasurer election? I'm a rising sophomore running against another rising sophomore and a rising senior. Also, any advice on my speech? </p>
<p>Thanks!!</p>
<p>bumppppppp</p>
<p>1) bring your friends
2) make people laugh</p>
<p>if ur friends with the prez just tell him/her to automatically give you a leadership position.</p>
<p>train until you’re level 32. you should be able to win by then. and if you still have any doubts, learn surf. it’s good against rock types. good luck!</p>
<p>Damn it I just Lost the Game!</p>
<p>Wear the helmet of Algorath the Terrible in order to raise your charisma by 20 points</p>
<p>Damn, now I just lost the game.</p>
<p>Umm… what do the last few posts have to do with anything?
anyways
fixix2- you can’t bring non-members
tomjonesistheman- we’re having an election, she wouldn’t do that
so- any advice on how to run against an incumbent? I already have ~4-5 out of the ~12 members we have supporting me, but I need to find a way to seal the deal</p>
<p>You guys suck. Now I just lost The Game!</p>
<p>well i mean,
bring people who are in the club
but don’t usually come because they’re too lazy</p>
<p>if it’s like our math club, that’s like half the members</p>
<p>Talk really fast and randomly throw in the words epsilon, delta, Laplace, Fourier, and Eigen. Also try to allude to a famous Math professor at a local University. For example, someone in Los Angeles might mention Terrence Tao.</p>
<p>They’ll think you’re really cool.</p>