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...spending $30,000 and getting nothing in return. Many members of the Undergraduate Council (UC) are frustrated too. While there is a temptation to turn that frustration towards fruitless finger-pointing, we see this as an opportunity to channel our dissatisfaction towards more productive ends. Like UC Vice President Clay Clapp said in The Crimson yesterday, we agree that “a big priority will be to reevaluate and overhaul the way the UC is involved in social programming.” Only by admitting the mistakes of the past, honestly evaluating our own capabilities, and keeping the needs...
...uses pushpins to affix mushrooms to the studio’s hematite walls. (Stopforth jokes, “He hopes they will grow there.”) On another table sit the products of the class’ first project: balls of clay into which the class members molded blades of grass, berries, and pinecones from the site...
...Several in the class have incorporated the graveyard into their artworks. Kotch Voraakhon, a GSD student, uses the headstones to create rubbings, or places inverted versions of the text printed into clay on the graves themselves. As she arranges shards of dried clay, Michael P. Marotta ’06 passes around digital prints of the totem he has been working on at the site. Marotta built a Plexiglass box, five feet tall and one foot wide, with a pyramidal top. He brought it to the cemetery over the weekend, during a snowstorm (flakes obscure the structure in many...
Both UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 guaranteed Tuesday night that the council would examine the HCC and its role in the most recent debacle. “On one hand, it’s all on the table,” said Capp. The Harvard community should pressure Capp to put his money—actually, his constituent’s money—where his mouth is and call for a complete overhaul of the HCC. In particular, we believe that the UC should institute...
...mind, the only financially prudent thing to do is to cancel the show.” The show’s cancellation prompted questions from the UC leadership about the role of the council in planning social events on campus. Both Glazer and UC Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 vowed that the council would reexamine its role in the wake of this fall’s failed concert. “We’ll take a very serious look at the HCC,” said Capp. “On one hand, it?...