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...really disappointed that Harvard, as a University, tried to shut us down,” said Mather House resident Walter E. Howell ’09, who is also a Crimson sports editor. “But we are rising up. We’re going to get crunked...
...Administrative Board reform, which has recently been a top priority for the UC. The field is rounded out by two humorous tickets. The presidential candidate for one ticket is Roger G. Waite ’10, a Winthrop resident who is publisher of the Salient and was its managing editor last year. He is also a member of Harvard Right to Life. His running mate is Alexandra A. Petri ’10, who is co-president of the Harvard Stand-Up Comedy Society. and a Crimson columnist “Roger is hoping to cast the UC process...
...Child, an economics concentrator from Pasadena, Calif. and Lowell House resident, is a news writer and has been an operations manager on the business board since February. He will assume the president’s post at the start of the spring semester. The paper’s outgoing editors elected their successors early Friday morning, and the president of the 135th Guard, Malcom A. Glenn ’09, announced the results to the staff soon after. “I look to our new leaders with great excitement and great faith in what things they will accomplish...
...petition signed by over 200 faculty and students was delivered to the office of Medical School Dean Jeffrey S. Flier, who was traveling at the time. The event drew the attention of representatives from the pharmaceutical company Pfizer and former New England Journal of Medicine editor Arnold S. Relman, a Medical School professor who extemporaneously addressed the group...
...Competent, determined and conviction-founded, Martine Aubry represents Socialist continuity and an attachment to the classic left; unpredictable, modern, telegenic, Ségolène Royal is the TV Madonna gifted with an iron will and whirring pragmatism," wrote daily Libération editor Laurent Joffrin in his Op-Ed Friday. "Martine Aubry wants to safeguard the homestead, while Ségolène Royal chases adventure," Joffrin continued, noting that in the absence of any major ideological gulf between the two reform-minded women, "there is an incontestable opposition of style...