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...learn that Harvard students will be losing our teacher, advocate and friend in the dean??s office, Susan Cooke,” Undergraduate Council President Rohit Chopra ’04 said. “While the new guard at Harvard communicates through press releases and brochures, Susan was always honest with and respectful of every student leader who sought her assistance. We will truly miss...
Kavulla also manages to misconstrue Dean??s position on the status of American troops in Iraq, absurdly accusing Dean of attempting to “demoralize” them. Despite Dean??s opposition to the war, he has in fact committed himself to provide the necessary resources to fulfill our obligations to the Iraqi people...
Ultimately, it is unfortunate that several Democratic candidates are perpetuating the caricature of Dean as an out-of-touch Northeastern liberal Democrat. Dean??s ability to appeal to a large fraction of the electorate...
...College Dean??s office paints a picture of a revamped QRAC, with a new dance space for the myriad of undergraduate dance troupes and replacements for the pitifully out-of-date exercise equipment, to benefit the broad interests of the Quad community. Across the street, these administrators envision a Hilles that houses a much reduced library collection, and that instead makes room for, among other things, student groups, which are currently crowded into far too few offices beneath the freshmen dorms. Quad students, on the other hand, fear that, while dancers gain crucial practice and performance space...
...Hilles-QRAC committee will serve as a test of how deeply the Dean??s Office’s commitment to student inclusion really runs, and hopefully these efforts will prove fruitful, as such a commitment will not only address student fears but also provide for the best possible use of the facilities. If both students and administrators hold up their ends of the bargain, this committee has not only the potential to create exciting and dynamic new facilities in the Quad, but also an equally exciting model for participatory decision-making in the future...