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...specific interests of student-athletes are overlooked far too often. The crucial issue is that there exists little to no dialogue between the College administration and undergraduate athletes. This problem is exacerbated by athletes’ detachment from the traditional means of student advocacy. Meetings of preexisting student advocacy organizations frequently conflict with athletic commitments or time that athletes must use to catch up on academic work. Also, these organizations are charged with dealing with the general concerns of the entire student population, letting athlete-specific concerns fall through the cracks...
This year, Harvard (15-13-1, 9-3 Ivy) enters this weekend’s crucial series against the Bears (10-17, 8-4 Ivy) tied for first in the division with the Big Green. Yale and Brown, however, are only one game behind the division leaders with identical 8-4 records, and would like nothing more than to spoil the fun of the perennial division winners...
...clock in the square, but noted that the clock standing outside of Bank of America rarely seems to keep accurate time, while the CSB clock matches the shuttle times. When the clocks are not in sync, quadlings notice. Rau-Murthy said the clock regularly aids her in making the crucial decision of whether to walk or wait for the shuttle. Losing it, she said, “would be an inconvenience.” Even students who identified themselves as apathetic about the clock change admitted that the clock was a landmark. “I don?...
...sudden announcement by Scott McClellan that he is resigning as White House Press Secretary reflected the conclusion by President Bush?s inner circle that visible, dramatic change - something this President has long resisted - is crucial to relaunching the second term and making productive use of his last two and a half years in office...
...many things: family friend, trusted aide, personal assistant. But he was never a chief of staff in the Jim Baker/Ken Duberstein/Leon Panetta mold. Those men played a different hand: they stood at the cross section of policy and politics, managed the process beneath them and teed up the crucial decisions for their boss. Outside of national security matters, they did not share the job with anyone...