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Arguably, the greatest strength of the Haddock-Riley UC ticket was the effectiveness of the campaign??€™s website. Organized, pleasing to the eye, and most importantly, exceptionally informative, fixtheuc.com served its purpose admirably. What is needed now in terms of a website is something that will be a valuable vehicle of communication between students and the UC. Although the UC is primarily an organization for advocacy, the majority of students who approach the UC do so in order to complain about an issue on campus, to try to get a grant from the Financial Committee, or to create...
...coalition of 11 student groups called on Harvard to divest from any holdings in Sudan-linked firms in a statement released Saturday, urging the University to emulate a similar move by Yale last week. One of the campaign??€™s leaders, Jennifer T. Morse ’07, said the impetus for the recent push was Harvard’s increase in its Sinopec holdings. The stake had increased by 1,150 shares by the end of last year, according to SEC filings. The group laid out plans to begin a coordinated campaign for divestment at an organizational meeting...
Despite going 4-23 overall and 3-11 in the Ivy League during that campaign??€”the school’s worst in over 50 years—the Crimson managed to pull off a spirited upset of Yale at home to snap a six-game losing streak, the highlight of an otherwise mostly dismal year...
...least for one game, the Harvard men’s basketball team would have been well served to summon the spirit of its dreadful 2003-04 season. Despite going 4-23 overall and 3-11 in the Ivy League during that campaign??€”the school’s worst in over 50 years—the Crimson managed to pull off a spirited upset of Yale at home to snap a six game losing streak, the highlight of an otherwise mostly dismal year. Two years and four days later, on Saturday night at Lavietes Pavilion, there would...
...public editor, said Adam Nagourney, a political correspondent for the paper who was a fellow at the Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics this fall. Nagourney—himself a target of a 2004 Okrent column criticizing the Times’ coverage of the Howard Dean campaign??€”said much of that skepticism evaporated by the end of Okrent’s tenure...