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...assessment.“Our reporters and editors have worked extremely hard to produce coverage that I think is both fair and comprehensive,” Schuker said.Golis said that Cambridge Common’s readership has increased over the campaign period from about 400 unique hits per day beforehand to 1,100 on Sunday, a record that he expects the site to break over the course of this week.Greg M. Schmidt ’06, one of the creators of the Team Zebra blog—which has had 4,991 unique hits since last Monday—agreed...
...undergraduate community. “Students should be as informed as possible about how the initiatives and the candidates they support will affect their overall well-being,” she said. Over the course of the debate, the candidate pairs each answered six questions, which had been circulated beforehand. All three of the pairs emphasized the need for more communication between students and the UC and said they aimed to facilitate cooperation between Harvard’s various student organizations, and to fund more student group events. Presidential candidate John S. Haddock ’07 and Vice Presidential...
...living and prevailing wage rates. And in lieu of occupying Mass. Hall, they sent workers’ children to Larry Summers’ house on Halloween to ask for money for their families—only to realize that he was not there because someone had leaked their plan beforehand...
...acknowledged that ticket sell-out problem could have been avoided. “There are a lot of options for how to resolve the problem,” said UC Treasurer Matthew R. Greenfield ’08. “One, to try to get a better feel beforehand of how many people want to get a shuttle.” Another option is to set up a contract allowing students to reserve tickets in advance so that the UC can’t sell out, he said. “The broader lesson is that a little consultation...
...almost that many guilty pleasures, if its saucy red posters plastered around campus are correct. So why tonight’s shift from classy to self-indulgent? “With a ball, there’s a lot of pressure, a lot of work beforehand,” Andrew C. Stillman ’06 said, listing its inherent hassles: finding a date, renting a tux, buying flowers. It’s a turn-off, and Citystep organizers just wanted to make the event as inclusive as possible. The “event formerly known as the ball...