At present, Thomson is one of the few 'Angels' of the Cambridge Apostle Society, and having completed the task of guiding wheat, he truly has the qualifications to run for president of the student union.
Furthermore, judging from how Thomson, after switching careers to Kelvin in his previous life, so often appeared at various events, it's not hard to see that this famous physicist has something of a craving for official positions.
So his decision to run for president is perfectly reasonable.
But unlike the Minister of Internal Affairs, the student union president of Cambridge has two unique aspects.
First, the student union president of the University of Cambridge isn't elected every term.
This isn't hard to understand; after all, to lead the representatives of all the colleges is no easy task—there's no way it happens every year.
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