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...these groups all strive to improve the lives of women on campus, the niceties of their missions risk undermining the common goal. And when topics like creating a women’s center—an issue all these groups care about??comes up, Harvard women lack one united voice which can take on the administration. While many groups have worked together in the past, the relationships are still tenuous and underutilized. An official, united front would be much stronger...
...meantime, Hendricks will continue to represent the Lone Star state as Texas’ only player on the Crimson roster. He’s already got teammates listening to country music in the locker room before games and says he gets a hard time “about??wearing my boots...
Ultimatley, Aitken advises Harvard students to “bring every critical faculty you have in yourself to bear on it. This is what a liberal arts education is about??increasing your ability to stand free of exploitation, to make decisions outside of influence. This is an opportunity to be a free person and to make your own decision about the movie...
...hasn’t reviewed any of the recent, stellar crop of Harvard-related films. “I didn’t realize this was a pattern,” he says, frowning. “I have to address my movie viewing vis-à-vis films about??Harvard...
...Summers kept them in the dark as he considered the possibility of moving some of FAS’ sciences to Allston. Similarly, the interest he has shown in potentially building undergraduate housing across the river blindsided a student body now routinely deprived of input in—or information about??such decisions. In fairness, Summers has not made permanent decisions about Allston yet. But it is difficult to dismiss Professor of German Peter J. Burgard’s concern, expressed to The Crimson after last week’s meeting, that “what we perceive...