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...funding it provided two years ago for extra Quad-River shuttles on the morning of the Harvard-Yale game, the shuttles will still run every 15 minutes this year, now courtesy of the Undergraduate Council (UC). But the UC member who co-sponsored the bill funding the shuttles, Amadi P. Anene ’08, said that the money from the UC is a one-time deal. “This is something that the President’s office and no other office should be in charge of doing,” Anene said. “We?...
...began the meeting by identifying four primary areas of “hidden cost”: academics, community participation, laundry, and student group activities. The UC members, as well as several student group leaders also in attendance, then formed groups to discuss how to eliminate these costs. UC member Amadi P. Anene ’08 emphasized reducing the cost of course books, which he said averages $600 per semester. “Such a one-time financial hit for low income students can be very, very tough,” Anene said. Rachel A. Culley...
...appointment of a UC member who will sit on the advisory board as a liaison. The liaison will keep the UC up to date on student group news, and be involved in coordinating events, according to Soren R. Rosier ’10, who co-sponsored the bill with Amadi P. Anene ’08. Rosier said that given the UC’s role in representing student interests, it should play a role in directing the new space. “The UC, being a very powerful lobbying committee as I see it, can speak on the students?...
...efforts to make C-CAP a reality have been spearheaded by Amadi P. Anene ’08 of the Undergraduate Council (UC) and Chaz M. Beasley ’08 of the Students Taking on Poverty (STOP) Campaign...
...Vice-Chair for College Life Amadi P. Anene ’08—currently studying organic chemistry at the summer school—has been working to develop C-CAP, a course-cost assistance program for low-income students. Sponsored by the Students Taking on Poverty (STOP) campaign, the program would grant textbook stipends to students with family incomes under $60,000. Anene, who said he has spoken to Harvard administrators who oversee financial aid about the program, would like to see a stipend program in place by the fall...