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Eden Vance - ConSul
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Eden Vance is a junior from New York City studying European History. An avid fan of reading and random interesting facts, Eden can often be found telling friends about strange political, cultural and economic phenomena they don't care about. He is the Editor-in-Chief for the Penn History Review and Treasurer for Penn's pre-law fraternity, Phi Alpha Delta. When not at Polybian events, Eden enjoys cooking, exploring Philadelphia and trying as many new foods as possible.
James Kuang - QUAESTOR
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James is a sophomore from Fairfax, Virginia concentrating in statistics at Wharton and political science in the College. Outside of Polybian, he's business manager for the Penn Political Review and a member of the Philomathean Society. In his free time, he enjoys reading the news and listening to podcasts.
Jeremy Ashe - PHILOSOPHE
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Jeremy is a freshman in the college studying economics. He was born and raised in Maryland, close enough to DC to go to all the fun events downtown. Outside of Polybian, Jeremy enjoys watching sports, specifically football.
Roberts Kustavus - SCRIPTOR
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Roberts Kustavus is a Junior in the College from Riga Latvia majoring in Mathematical Economics and minoring in Computer Science and History. Besides not quite fitting under low ceilings, Roberts loves outdoor adventures, baking and living in a time zone that is not location appropriate.
Hannah Lee  - DEOBFUSCATOR
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Hannah Lee is a freshman in the College from University Place, WA who is planning on majoring in PPE and minoring in Music. Aside from Polybian, she’s a part of three on campus music ensembles, the Outreach Director of arts magazine Equilibria and Social Media Chair of Penn4LiNK. In her spare time she likes scavenging thrift stores for her favorite jazz standards.



Justin Greenman - TRIBUNE
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Justin Greenman is a senior in the College studying History and Political Science. After two years as President of the Penn Government and Politics Association, he is excited to continue his service to GPA with the Polybian Society. Outside of GPA, he is the host of The Divided Line on WQHS and members of the History Undergraduate Advisory Board and the Penn Israel Public Affairs Committee, and for all this service he only asks in return that you pray the Jets make the right decision with the second overall pick. 
Marc edayadi - Praetor
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Marc Edayadi is a freshman in the College from Long Island, New York, planning to study Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE). Involved in Polybian since his NSO, he brings with him years of experience on political campaigns. At Penn, he is also involved in Moot Court, Model Congress, Penn Policy Consulting (PPC) and Wharton Undergraduates in Public Policy (WUPP). As an economic policy wonk, AvGeek, and huge Avatar: The Last Airbender fan, he is open to anyone who wants to reach out.
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This could be you - bacchus

The Polybian Society is looking to fill a position on our board. In normal times, the Bacchus would help organize social events and the related logistics, but the position currently focuses on managing the Polybian Society's Instagram and helps with other social medias, in addition to serving as a general board member

Please contact a board member, message the Facebook page, or email us at PolybianSociety@gmail.com to express your interest.

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The Polybian Society, founded in 2013 as a branch of the Government and Politics Association, is the only non-partisan intellectual political society at Penn. The Society exists for all those who are excited to deeply engage with others interested in politics, philosophy, and current events.
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