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| − | Go to [http://www.surveyknox.org] to vote in the Student Senate Executive Board Elections, in which Brian is running for President!
| + | '''Brian Camozzi''' is a member of the Knox College [[Class of 2008]]. He [[double major]]ed in [[Political Science]] and [[Anthropology and Sociology|anthropology/sociology]]. |
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| + | Brian and [[Geoff Brown]] both played Pancho, the virtuosic, guero-wielding fourth member of a Latin music quartet, in separate fifth-grade productions of the children's play ''KIDS Radio''. |
| − | Brian Camozzi is a member of the Knox College [[Class of 2008]]. He is a [[Political Science]] and [[Anthropology and Sociology|anthropology/sociology]] [[double major]] from [[Sacramento, California]]. He lives in [[Simonds 2]].
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| | + | Brian was, as they say, a man-about-campus. He was Secretary-General of [[Model UN]] a Co-Chair of the [[Honor Board]], and (for a time) a member of [[Student Senate]]. He was heavily involved in a wide range of College- and student-government issues, where he focused on advocating transparency and good-government issues (with mixed results). He will be completely forgotten within three years of graduating. |
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| − | ==2007 Senate Campaign==
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| − | Brian ran for [[Student Senate]] President for the 2007-2008 school year on a platform of significant reform to Senate in order to make it more democratic and more responsive. He intended to optimize Senate's institutional advantages to give students as much oversight as possible and as they are willing to accept, and also to ensure that Senate can function independently in effectively representing the general student body.
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| − | More information on Brian's platform is available at [http://deptorg.knox.edu/tks/electionguide.html].
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| − | ==Early Life==
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| − | Brian was born on 16 March 1987 in Roseville, California, and grew up in Orangevale, California. He attended Mira Loma High School, where he was, among other things, President of the German Club and the Croquet Club. After receiving an [[IB]] Diploma there, he came to [[Knox]].
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| − | ==Activities==
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| − | Brian does a lot of things.
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| − | ===Student Senate===
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| − | Brian has been in [[Student Senate]] for two school years, during [[2005-2006]] (representing [[Five-Name]] basement and [[Furrow]]) and [[2006-2007]] (representing [[Four-Name]] and Furrow). For both years he has been a member of the [[Safety and Services Committee]], as well as Chair of the [[Carpet Standardization Subcommittee]]. Last year he was the student representative to the [[Board of Publications]], and this year he is Representative to the [[Faculty Committee]]. He is currently running for [[Student Senate President]] for the [[2007-2008]] academic year.
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| − | ===Model UN===
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| − | Brian is Secretary-General of [[Model UN]] for the [[2007-2008]] school year. Previously he had been Undersecretary-General and Treasurer. He's gone on [[Xavier Romano's Slush Fund|Xavier-subsidized]] trips to [[St. Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]], [[Denver, Colorado|Denver]], and [[Montreal, Quebec|Montreal]], where he argued about bioterrorism, African development, and human rights commissions. He is a very dull person. [[Mariko Toyoji]] once told him that Model UN is actually a form of [[LARP]] called WARP (World Action Role-Playing). Brian thinks she is wrong, because we don't really have costumes.
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| − | ===Gizmo===
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| − | Brian has worked at the [[Gizmo]] since September 2004, which is before [[Yasser Arafat]] died. He has very high seniority. Sometimes [[Dining Services]] and the [[Knox County Health Department|Health Department]] make him wear a hairnet. He looks silly. If you make fun of him you will get a crappy [[Breakfast Bagel|breakfast bagel]].
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| − | ===[[WVKC]]===
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| − | Brian's show, Rickshaw Credenza, broadcasts Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4:00. He plays a lot of [[Indie Pop|indie pop]] and 70s music and sometimes some Petula Clark. Somebody once called in and asked him to play something "hard" when the next song on his playlist was "Alfie" by [[Dionne Warwick]]. Previous incarnations of his show have included Let's Flood the Valley and other [[In-joke|in-jokes]] lost to history.
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| − | ===Midnight Croquet===
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| − | Brian brought the croquet sets from his high school club to Knox, and for [[Fall Term 2005|fall term 2005]] he and others hosted [[Midnight Croquet|croquet games]] in the [[Quads]] Mondays at midnight. Then it got [[Snow|cold]].
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| − | ===Other Activities===
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| − | Brian is a member of [[Mortarboard]] for some reason, and also of [[Pi Sigma Alpha]], where he is the secretary. He [[Study Abroad|studied abroad]] in [[Berlin, Germany|Berlin]] in [[Fall Term 2006|fall 2006]]. In [[Spring Term 2005|spring 2005]] he held an [[Internship|internship]] with [[Rep. Lane Evans]] at his [[Galesburg]] district office. In [[Summer 2005|summer 2005]] he interned with Common Cause California, and in [[Summer 2006|summer 2006]] he worked as Assistant Field Director on the Charlie Brown for Congress campaign in California's 4th District. [[Summer 2007|This summer]] he has to find a paying job because Berlin made him poor.
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| − | ==Brian and Amtrak==
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| − | Brian likes to ride [[Amtrak]] trains between [[California]] and [[Illinois]], especially the [[California Zephyr]] (but also the [[Southwest Chief]]). It takes about two days.
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Latest revision as of 16:05, 7 April 2011
Brian Camozzi is a member of the Knox College Class of 2008. He double majored in Political Science and anthropology/sociology.
Brian and Geoff Brown both played Pancho, the virtuosic, guero-wielding fourth member of a Latin music quartet, in separate fifth-grade productions of the children's play KIDS Radio.
Brian was, as they say, a man-about-campus. He was Secretary-General of Model UN a Co-Chair of the Honor Board, and (for a time) a member of Student Senate. He was heavily involved in a wide range of College- and student-government issues, where he focused on advocating transparency and good-government issues (with mixed results). He will be completely forgotten within three years of graduating.
