Chapter 395
Chapter 396 Run For The Next President
“At the same time, I cooked up a ton of buzz for the Academy-like this Decennial Tournament of Prodigies.
“During this year of my term, rather than saying I lead the Public Relations Club, it is more accurate to say I steered every trending news topic p>
Smiles spread across the audience-including many freshmen in the crowd.
One year had passed, and Divine and Demonic Academy had welcomed another 20,000 freshmen. During the Public Relations Club election, the freshmen had almost all squeezed in, forcing the club to expand the meeting hall using spatial abilities.
They were all here to see Joanna.
She was supposed to host the freshman welcome party, but she and her team had gone to the Decennial Tournament instead.
Now everyone knew Joanna was the top prodigy of Divine and Demonic Academy, so everyone came to catch a glimpse.
Many of them had even wanted to join the Public Relations Club she led.
However, Joanna’s next words had them bursting into discussion.
“However, due to upcoming academic adjustments, I am stepping down from the position of president of the Public Relations Club. I hope that next, a more capable student takes the role, and I hope you all do even better p>
With that, Joanna concluded her resignation speech.
The entire auditorium erupted.
But for the Public Relations Club, this was not unexpected.
In the
past
few days since they returned, Haul had begged desperately for Joanna to take over the Student Council.
For Marlon and Samantha’s sake, Joanna had agreed,
But the freshmen did not know this news and were very surprised.
“I want to join the Public Relations Club. I hear that if you get in, Joanna’s contract beast takes you through dungeons, and the clearing speed is crazy fast p>
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“If Joanna isn’t in the Public Relations Club, then I’m not joining either p>
“Joanna is probably graduating early p>
“Very likely p>
Of course, there were also some who had built good relationships with seniors from the Public Relations Club. They had learned in advance that Joanna was going to run for the Student Council. These people felt proud that they had inside connections and first-hand news, so they were not in a hurry to join the Public Relations Club.
In short, after Joanna stepped down, the second to resign was Katherine.
Katherine planned to follow Joanna to the Student Council.
Next were several Public Relations Club members who had been juniors and were now seniors.
Back when Sophie was there, the students who advanced to senior year had stayed in the Public Relations Club because Sophie had connections that could make them influencers, film ads, and earn income.
But this current group of seniors, who had been juniors before, had experienced what it was like to be carried by Joanna.
From now on, this group George, who was a junior.
of seniors would have to operate the Public Relations Club under
Compared to Joanna, George was way outclassed.
Staying in the Public Relations Club meant just as much work for those seniors, but it did not really help their future development.
Besides, under Joanna’s coaching, their abilities had grown tremendously. If they worked hard during their senior year, they could land director positions in Public Relations, Diplomacy, or Marketing departments across the major dimensions after graduation.
Or they could enter major companies and large corporations as executives.
All of those options were possible for them.
Many had even submitted their resumes to Nightstar Group,
So they did not feel attached to staying in the Public Relations Club. Some had even withdrew to focus on internships.
In a way, this was also a sign of distrust toward George,
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George felt extremely wronged.
Even Joanna felt bad for him, so after stepping down, when she saw George preparing to go onstage, she patted his shoulder.
“Do your best, I have faith in you p>
Truth be told, during her year as club president, she had not done much.
But with her ability, even doing a little was something no one else could replace.
For example, going to the Divine Battlefield was something George had never done.
She had led all the Public Relations Club members to level up. No one in the entire club had that ability.
However, when she was giving her speech, Joanna had been extremely “rational” and left no leverage for anyone to use against her.
She would never say that the Public Relations Club had run well because of George’s hard work. That would be too foolish.
In academics and career matters, Joanna never gave anyone a chance to criticize her.
Her resignation speech had been flawless and left people feeling the club could not do without her.
Of course, this had also indirectly erased George’s contributions, and whether he chose to mention his own merits was his decision.
Fortunately, George was not stupid.
As vice president of the Public Relations Club, he was the first to go onstage to run for the next president.
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“Good afternoon, teachers, my fellow classmates, and distinguished guests. My name is George McDaniel, vice president of the Public Relations Club. Next, I am running for the position of president of the Public Relations Club.
“This is already my third year in the Public Relations Club. I have joined the club since freshman years, serving as vice president. In my sophomore year, under Ms. Lane’s leadership and with the efforts of everyone in Public Relations, we pushed Divine and Demonic Academy’s achievements and battle results to a new level.
“During my term as vice president, I published 1,023 signed press releases, produced 672 videos, and handled 28 emergency incidents.
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“Freshmen may not know me very well, because when school starts, I am still on the battlefield of the Decennial Tournament of Prodigies, going through hardships most people cannot imagine. My personal points rank 98 on the Human Prodigy Rankings p>
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