Word: chairmanships
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...wish to address the issue of Crimson staff members using the editorial page to deliver personally offensive "cheap shots" at council representatives. I foolishly sat back and dismissed Paul Engelmayer's attack on my candidacy for the Undergraduate Council chairmanship--but even with the elections over, the abuse goes...
...Crimson's Thomas Howlett (in an Oct. 30 editorial) crassly asserts that five of the six candidates that lost the race for the chairmanship did not run for vice-chairman, secretary and treasurer because of an "inability to swallow their pride...
When you first began covering student government for The Crimson, many were glad to have a person who was both competent and fair in reporting. Little did we know you were the type of person who would report on a chairmanship election with six losing candidates and then start off an editorial that blatantly added insult to their injury...
Following his election, Colantuono supervised the selection of the council's other three officers. Jose A. Rodriguez '85 gained the vice chairmanship, while Peter N. Smith '83 and Caroline Lipson '84 became treasurer and secretary, respectively...
...government types. Last spring, as the now-defunct Student Assembly disintegrated, several of Harvard's vestigial student leaders continued to pontificate weekly before a sea of empty seats and a smattering of volunteer representatives. Last week, only one of the six losers in the race for the Undergraduate Council chairmanship managed to swallow his pride and seek a lower office. (He lost again...