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...think it’s really important that those issues are explicitly tackled.” CHI supervisor Keli M. Ballinger, who is also a Dunster House tutor, said that the debate is intended to dig deeper into the candidates?? platforms, and to show how their platforms will affect the overall well-being of the 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...
...final score based on the number correct and the time it took to solve them. The teams had to come up with solutions to real world problems through the creation of computer programs. One example from this year was quantitatively ranking Supreme Court candidates based on how closely the candidates?? beliefs align with those of President Bush. “Computer science people have their own sense of humor,” said Yan Zhang ’07, one of the three members of the HC^3 squad, nicknamed “Team...
Candidates for next week’s Cambridge City Council election—incumbents and challengers alike—listed housing affordability, taxes, and education as top local issues at a candidates?? forum last night. Challengers sharply criticized incumbents’ stances on these issues and others at the event, which was hosted by the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Association (MCNA) at the Cambridge Senior Center in Central Square. Eighteen candidates are vying for the council’s nine spots in the Nov. 8 election. This includes all nine current council members. Critical challengers denounced the current council...
Nine members, elected biennially, serve on the council. Eighteen candidates??including all nine incumbents—are running in this year’s race. If the incumbents are re-elected, Cambridge will have been represented by the same council since...
...were mentioned by Business Week or the Financial Times.Tyson served as the national economic adviser in the Clinton administration in the mid-1990s, working alongside Summers, who was in the Treasury Department at the time. Most of those professors who discussed specific names would not elaborate on individual candidates?? chances.AN INSIDER?All eight deans in the 97-year history of HBS have either held degrees from Harvard or held professorships at the University, according to HBS spokesman James E. Aisner ’68. While the school’s first and second deans had Harvard degrees...