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Chile’s president-elect has chosen a Harvard professor to lead South America’s fourth-largest economy...
...It’s not ideal,” said Kearney. “But it’s the best thing we can do if we want to elect two legitimately elected co-chairs to the House Committee...
...devote our time to advocating for students.” Glazer and Capp have collaborated since May, after former Vice President Ian W. Nichols ’06 resigned amid speculation that he was forced out. Capp, Glazer’s original running mate, replaced Nichols in a special election. Some reforms Glazer oversaw last semester included a constitutional reform package, creating a treasury board, and reorganizing the structure of the council’s three committees. In November, Glazer and Capp proposed a constitutional amendment that would dissolve the Campus Life Committee and replace it with a directly-elected...
...would have thought, my friends, who would have thought 20, 10 or even five years ago that Chile would elect a woman as president?" Michelle Bachelet told thousands of cheering supporters who turned out Sunday night to cheer her election victory. Nor was it just any woman who had shaken conventional wisdom in one of the continent's most socially conservative Roman Catholic countries, which only recently legalized divorce: Bachelet is a 54-year-old physician, an agnostic, a socialist and a single mother of three. Her candidacy also offered the electorate an opportunity to reckon with the trauma...
...legislature. Accessing these records continues to be a vital issue to our reporting, and I have confidence that we will make progress proceeding through the legislative route. I would very much like Crimeds to get involved in lobbying the legislature. Please get in touch with me or President Elect Will Marra (wmarra@fas.harvard.edu), if you would like to help out. Thanks for reading this and your support, Lauren Lauren A. E. Schuker President The Harvard Crimson