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...said Koh. “We feel confident. It has been such a great experience, no matter the outcome.”The Voith-Gadgil campaign has not been the only ticket to revise its initial statements. Although Haddock originally advocated a student referendum on the council??s role in campus-wide social events, since the beginning of the campaign he has argued that the council should not have any involvement in campus social programming. Haddock also said that he would now support a separate programming board—something that he did not explicitly support...
Although Haddock originally advocated a student referendum on the council??s role in campus-wide social events, he has argued since the beginning of the campaign that the UC should not have any involvement in campus social programming...
...student body, it appears, will willingly grant the University administration tyrannical authority—so long as it agrees to give us a 24-hour library and a student pub. The University Council??s (UC) recent decision to support Harvard’s custodial workers in their wage negotiations with the University has drawn an irate and indignant response from several student organizations claiming that the council has transgressed its mandate by addressing a political issue. This issue, however, is one in which the student body should expect, even demand, that the UC involve itself. The UC?...
...Election Commission (EC) considered but ultimately rejected allowing students to change their votes in the election for the Undergraduate Council??s (UC) top two leadership positions at a meeting last night. As of 1 a.m. this morning, 1,812 students had already voted in the campus-wide election for the UC president and vice president. Yesterday evening, the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA) and the Harvard Republican Club (HRC) issued a joint statement condemning statements made by John F. Voith ’07 and Tara Gadgil ’07 as contradictory (please...
...question the accuracy of those figures” provided by the School Department. Councillors ultimately sealed the debate with a 5-4 vote to table the proposition. Unless a majority of the council votes to return to the issue at its Dec. 19 meeting, it will pass to the council??s next session, which begins in 2006, and it will be up to the membership of that council to decide whether to resurrect it. Two members of the Cambridge School Committee denounced Galluccio’s proposal as invasive and unnecessary. “The simple asking...