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...convention, the men learned the hazards of overbleaching a beard--the whiskers can snap off. On a more sober note, they discussed what to do if a child's Christmas wish is for a parent to stop hitting him or her. "Santa can't just get up from his chair and go make a phone call to child services," Connaghan says. One strategy: Urge the child to confide in a teacher until the teacher believes...
...been very supportive over the years.“They don’t charge top dollar rent,” he says. “When we have wanted to do things like expand, they have fostered that expansion.”Kramer is also the co-chair of Cambridge Local First, an organization dedicated to promoting local businesses instead of chains, and says that Harvard has been supportive of his organization’s goals.“They have supported long term tenants. If a long-term tenant has wanted to stay they do everything they...
...insiders, the Petersen-Sundquist ticket has swept the competition, garnering the support of current UC president John S. Haddock ’07, vice president Annie R. Riley ’07, and other prominent council members including Treasurer Benjamin W. Milder ’08, Financial Committee Chair Lori M. Adelman ’08, and UC Secretary Andrea R. Flores ’10, some of whom also serve on Petersen’s campaign staff.The restructuring of the UC, one of the defining issues of last year’s campaign, has resurfaced in this election, with...
Both candidates have served on the UC since they were freshmen. Petersen chairs the Student Affairs Committee (SAC)—the student advocacy branch of the UC—while Sundquist is vice chair for College Life on SAC. They have advocated for initiatives like extending Lamont Library hours, constructing the Lamont Café, overhauling the Core Curriculum, and instituting universal key card access for freshman dorms...
...council experience under their belts, they say their families were their largest inspiration. Zaidi has served on the UC since his sophomore year and is a member of the council’s Student Advisory Committee. Lee has spent almost two years on the council, and is a vice chair of the Finance Committee. Zaidi credits his family for providing him with a unique perspective, which would serve him well as UC president. As one of the only Muslim families in his western Pennsylvania neighborhood, Zaidi says his parents—who emigrated from Pakistan when he was six?...