UNDERSTATED AFFAIR
Coe-Odess and Li, who came in second in the presidential race, congregated in Coe-Odess’ neighbor’s room in Kirkland House with seven friends while awaiting the results. The tone of the Coe-Li party remained casual and intimate despite the significance of the occasion.
“It’s the biggest endeavor I’ve undertaken. I’m proud I put in the time and effort. I’m also proud of all the help and support we got,” Coe said. “I think the stronger ticket won, and we’re holding our heads high.”
—Staff writer Stephanie B. Garlock can be reached at sgarlock@college.harvard.edu.
—Sophie T. Bearman and Julie M. Zauzmer contributed to this article.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction:
CORRECTION: November 20, 2010
An earlier version of the Nov. 19 news article "Candidates Gather With Campaign Staff, Friends to Celebrate Results" incorrectly stated that Undergraduate Council president-elect Senan Ebrahim ’12 and running mate Bonnie Cao ’12 celebrated with a bottle of champagne. In fact, it was apple cider.