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Calculus CAs are required to grade homework, hold problem set sessions, host office hours, attend lectures, and tutor for free at the Math Question Center inside the Science Center for one to two hours per week...
...general strike on Monday began when MQM supporters took to the streets to prevent opposition supporters from welcoming Iftikhar Choudhry, the chief justice sacked by Musharraf two months ago, whose legal challenge to his ouster has become a rallying point for government opponents. Iftikhar was scheduled to attend the 50th anniversary of the Sindh High Court Bar Association in the city, but a couple of days before his arrival, the MQM announced plans to hold a rally at the same time to challenge the opposition groups who were planning to welcome the ousted jurist...
...we’re not sitting by just watching what’s happened,” he said. “We’re trying to proactively learn from those things.” Current football captain Bradley J. Bagdis ’08 was unable to attend the meeting due to the annual captains luncheon, prompting two representatives to be sent in his place. “I think a lot more people are conscious of issues of hazing in college athletics,” said quarterback Christopher F. Pizzotti ’08, one of Bagdis?...
...student protesters. The Dems have delivered letters in support of the strikers to Interim President Derek C. Bok and participated in a day of fasting last Friday, according to Legislative Director Jarret A. Zafran ’09. Zafran added that the Democrats have also encouraged their members to attend the daily 1 p.m. support rallies in the Yard. The Harvard Republican Club (HRC), however, has not given its endorsement to the security guard wage movement, Colin J. Motley ’10, a vice president of the HRC, said last night. Motley added that the HRC was skeptical about...
...Because the social conservative minority in Iowa has been very effective at getting its voters to attend caucuses, this group has had a disproportionate influence on Republican campaigns. Never was this clearer than in 1988, when just a few thousand voters vaulted Rev. Pat Robertson out of the pack, briefly rattling the establishment campaigns of George Bush Sr. and Bob Dole. Robertson then converted the energy of that boomlet into the highly influential Christian Coalition of the 1990s, which did so much to shape contemporary Republican politics...