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...voting.” If the IOP’s prediction proves true, young voters could set a new midterm turnout record. In 1982, 26 percent of 18 to 24 year olds voted in that year’s midterm election. Krister B. Anderson ’07, survey chair at the IOP, said that world events have made students more politically aware in recent years. “Before 9/11 they didn’t see politics as mattering in their lives. Now, they are still cynical, but students recognize how important government is, and they become more engaged...
...organizations, you just think, oh, it’s just a club; all they have is a paper card. The BSA is really serious about everything they do; there’s a standard that shows,” says Jarell L. Lee ’10, the social chair for the Freshmen Black Table, a subset of the BSA. According to BSA leadership, the Black Card asserts the BSA’s rising professionalism.“We’re leaders in the black community; just by being at Harvard, there are high expectations, and we have...
Melissa M. Trahan ’07, co-chair of the Quincy House Committee (HoCo), said that the new dining rules should not be viewed as a restriction...
James P. Sharp ’07, the other HoCo chair, said Quincy residents have often complained that their dining hall gets so crowded that they cannot find a seat for lunch or dinner...
Professor of Philosophy Alison Simmons, co-chair of the task force that drafted the general education report, said that the proposed requirement will also take advantage of faculty from other departments to both eliminate possible resource-shortage concerns and diversify course offerings...