Word: capping
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...Yard, students dressed the John Harvard statue in a Red Sox cap and t-shirt...
...very next play, running back Clifton Dawson rumbled 80 yards for a touchdown to cap off the scoring and ice the victory...
...That may be true, and it may not be, but that question is irrelevant. Far more important is why Harvard, proud home of the nation’s largest Division I athletics program, consistently short changes those who provide that extra feather in President Lawrence H. Summers’ cap...
...came as an unwelcome surprise to many HoCos last week when legislation attributed to council Vice President Michael R. Blickstead ’05 and Christina L. Adams ’06 proposed to cap the council’s funding of each HoCo at $1,500 per semester. Eight of twelve HoCos claimed more than that amount last year—and because of yearly personnel changes, HoCo activity, including the amount of money they each claim from the council, varies widely from year to year. Fortunately, the impending passage of this bill spurred Leverett HoCo Chair Katy Bartelma...
...shows, or an across the board increase in HoCo funding that will do more consistently to better Harvard’s social scene? When the students voted to increase the amount of money given to the council every year, they expected to get more, with no sacrifices. Trying to cap HoCo funding at a level that wouldn’t allow all HoCos to continue operating happily to compensate for mismanaged CLC spending is plainly against the spirit of the fee increase. We hope the council learns to manage its new wealth soon so it can fulfill the wilting promise...