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...students formed by Mather resident Daniel A.F. Demetri ’09—has been rallying for a reformed food satisfaction survey. Demetri has also been actively criticizing HUDS through the Mather e-mail threads, and he said he plans to personally finance a letter-writing campaign to alumni, administrators, HUDS, and college review guides. Demetri—who is lactose intolerant—said he was happy with HUDS last semester but has been having trouble finding good sources of protein. He said that he has received e-mails from other lactose intolerant students who have been reduced...
Student-life administrators take notice: the ramifications of this relatively affordable concession could be enormous. The elimination of nighttime stress and discomfort would certainly bring about increased satisfaction and rest. In turn, students might remember their time haunting Harvard more fondly, and thus give more generously as alumni. Tossing these sorry excuses for sleeping arrangements is an investment in Harvard’s future—and this place needs some extra money...
...really wanted people to see that even beyond Harvard, they could continue to be active and could continue to impact the community,” said BSA Arts and Entertainment Chair Brittany J. Walker-Meade ’10. The event hosted approximately 175 undegraduates, alumni, and members of the greater Boston community, according to Sarah Lockridge-Steckel ’09, president of BSA. Union’s closing address focused on her experience as a teenage rape victim. In her speech, Union stressed the importance of using personal fortune to help others. She said that her celebrity status...
...technologies often languish in the lab for lack of research funds. “We don’t want these technologies to end up in Death Valley,” Kohlberg said. The Accelerator Fund was launched last year with $6 million in donations that came primarily from alumni “who have an affinity toward this area.” The first found of funding—awarded last fall—was geared toward marketable research to combat widespread diseases, such as HIV, cancer, and diabetes. “My personal feeling is that academic researchers...
...Harvard Alumni Association President Jonathan L. Byrnes was quick to add that, “There are countless Harry Potter devotees throughout the Harvard family.” Indeed, there are. Unfortunately, most won’t graduate from Harvard for another decade...