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The junior Social Studies concentrator says she is glad to have been able to work closely with the 15 to 20 core members of the coalition this semester, even though the amount of time she has been able to devote to studying has dwindled as a result.
Phoenix S.K. (PSK) graduate president Andrew F. Saxe '87 says active graduate members tend to be in their early 20s or 50s and 60s because men with families have less time to devote to the clubs.
Having an office where the buck stops is unavoidable, and having a publicly accountable University official do the job is preferable to having an anonymous committee make the decision. But President Rudenstine is an expert in Renaissance literature, and he is responsible for too many other activities to be reasonably...
"It's major that we're doing this," Triantafillou said. "To be able to have one meeting a month to be able to devote to policy...will bode well to the council and the community."
And while Heimert still maintains a love for Harvard, he believes it was ultimately his involvement in its inner bureaucracy that limited the time he could devote to scholarship.