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...unlike other chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard uses more than just GPA to select new members from the nominees. Each candidate must get two faculty recommendations, which weigh heavily in the committee??s decision. Coakley said that the committee also looks at course load difficulty and achievement in academic areas outside their concentration...
Tommy Amaker was introduced as the new head coach of the Harvard men’s basketball team in a press conference on Friday at the Murr Center lounge in Allston. “I can’t say how proud I am to be the committee??s selection,” Amaker said as he addressed a room full of Friends of Harvard Basketball, fellow Crimson coaches, representatives of various media outlets, and members of the men’s basketball team. The former Michigan and Seton Hall coach was accompanied by his wife, Dr. Stephanie...
Tommy Amaker was introduced as the new head coach of the Harvard men’s basketball team in a press conference today at the Murr Center lounge in Allston. “I can’t say how proud I am to be the committee??s selection,” Amaker said as he addressed a room full of Friends of Harvard Basketball, fellow Crimson coaches, representatives of various media outlets, and members of the men’s basketball team. He was accompainied by his wife, Dr. Stephanie Pinder-Amaker. In his introductory remarks, Nichols...
Unfortunately, if the Committee on Social Clubs, a recently formed working group comprised of faculty, a University lawyer, and administrators, has its way, this may be about to change. The Committee??s report, released this week, outlines a plan ostensibly designed to curb excessive drinking on campus. Broadly, the Committee aims to prevent future incidents of dangerous drinking and related activities and to reform the ways in which the College responds to such incidents...
...Committee has misinterpreted the problem and as a result has prescribed an overly-broad solution. The Committee was convened in response to two “near-death incidents” last term. One was an initiation by an unrecognized student group, and in the other, according to the Committee??s report, “an undergraduate officer of the organization was assigned the task of monitoring drinking, but instead participated in drinking, matching each shot taken by a partygoer.” In both of these cases, reckless drinking was either forced or encouraged, and in such...