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...package included three $2,000 allocations to House Committees (HoCos), a fulfillment of the council??s promise to provide each HoCo with an extra $2,000 from the Grants Fund to supplement its basic $1,500 allocation set aside from Committee Fund for each semester...
Similar cost calculations for all the proposals can be done in roughly this manner, and they all come out to numbers at this order of magnitude. They’re pretty big numbers—far larger than the council??s annual operating budget when all is said and done. But Harvard has a lot of money. I mean no disrespect to Northwestern, but we’ve made more money in endowment returns since I was admitted to the college than the entire value of the Northwestern endowment. Or the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) endowment...
...committed to reforming the council??s outdated, decades-old structure the Faculty prescribed for it at a very different era of Harvard—where students were far more likely to be wealthy and white, where houses were not randomized and the number of student groups was just a tiny fraction of what it is today. He and Ian will bring together students, faculty and alumni to transition to a stronger organization to have a greater impact on campus. They will establish more formal working relationships with other student councils within the University to coordinate on campus events...
...council??s presidential debate last Thursday night, questions to the Moore-Nichols ticket largely focused on Moore’s lack of council experience in contrast to his opponents, who are seasoned council veterans...
...most experienced of the vice presidential candidates,” says Nichols, who currently serves as the vice chair of the council??s Finance Committee and last year served as the committee’s first-ever policy chair. “We complement each other very well...