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Undergraduate Council Student Affairs Committee Chair and CHL member Michael R. Ragalie ’09 also said masters and students have a distinctive connection as a result of both living and working together, creating a “natural alliance” between them...
...both for and against standardization. While I think University policy is good to have and apply to the Houses, there are very different things that happen in different houses,” said Lowell HoCo Co-Chair and CHL member Laura G. Brent...
...chosen by faculty members. The Faculty’s standing committees are consulted, but, just like the student-faculty committees at the College level, they are mainly advisory. In 2005, the Faculty recognized their inability to instigate or create policies, and classics professor Jan M. Ziolkowski, acting chair of the folklore and mythology program, initiated discussions between various department chairs. Although these discussions were initially focused around the departure of then-President Summers, French professor Christie McDonald continued to organize this unofficial Caucus of Chairs, even after Summers stepped down. Their talks expanded into discussions of the curricular review...
...organic decree” in August, 1828.Through this vicious cycle of shortsighted plans, Latin America remains trapped in arrested development. Politics there have become a tragedy; and the revival of an authoritarian past, a historical farce.Pierpaolo Barbieri ’09, a Crimson associate editorial chair, is a history concentrator in Eliot House...
...food. One audience member, Jung Sakong ’10, said he had lived his entire life in South Korea. “Yet only today did I realize how ignorant I was to the conditions in North Korea,” said Sakong, who is the political chair of the Korean Association, which helped organize the event. Speaking for close to four hours, Kim traced the personal arc of his life—his professorship in North Korea, his tutoring, and his stint as a visiting professor in Russia. His accounts drew both laughs and gasps from the crowd...