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...talking to students about our plans, how they’re executable, and how they benefit student groups,” Schwartz said. Despite its current advantage, the Flores-McLeod ticket has not yet sought to mobilize student group support in its campaign beyond the initial endorsement statements e-mailed to group members, according to interviews with student group leaders. In the past, student groups have helped staff and support the campaigns of the candidates they endorse. Flores is trying to ascend to the presidency from the UC’s Finance Committee, a body that has not traditionally served...
...broached issues regarding identity and sexuality as seen in Shakespeare’s plays and related them to modern cultural trends. “I want to emphasize the way literature can have an effect upon history and culture,” she writes in an e-mail to The Crimson. “Literature is not just a second-order phenomenon. It does cultural work in the world.” Garber’s newest work, “Shakespeare and Modern Culture”—which is also the name of a course...
...Government 1368: “The Politics of American Education,” one of the almost 40 classes affected, and he said he has not heard any more about the possibility of changing his exam date for that class since his head teaching fellow forwarded the students an e-mail from the Registrar stating, “FAS will be holding exams as scheduled.” “If only the American Presidency exam is changed, I will consider the administration’s support for undergraduate civic participation just as inadequate and prohibitive...
Political philosopher Michael J. Sandel, who teaches a course on ethics and biotechnology with Melton in the spring term, said in an e-mail that he had supported Melton in the poll...
...think it’s totally inappropriate for TF’s at Harvard (or at any university) to form a union,” Hall wrote in an e-mail. “Of course, graduate students aren’t paid much, but that is because they lead such phenomenally easy lives. Most of them, myself included, have never held a real job, and most if not all of them are working their way towards an even more privileged and easy life as a professor...