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Springfest will still be drier than a desert, but the Undergraduate Council took steps last night to ensure ample pre-event festivities, passing a bill to fund House Committee social events scheduled to precede the fair??s kickoff...
...government costs money. But most of our money isn’t going to things that help the poor, but to pay for the costs of our huge capitalist empire—and it’s only “fair?? that those who benefit more pay more...
...Previously, we sent stories and scores to a third party who posted the information as he was able,” Veneziano said. “But it wasn’t fair??and wasn’t practical—to ask someone to wait until midnight on a Friday or Saturday night to get a story so it could be posted on the site...
...mean to imply, by any means, that the issue of legacy advantage is a simple or black-and-white one. Whether or not it is “fair?? or “right,” Harvard does have an important financial stake in admitting legacy students; alumni are more apt to give money when they think that their children have a bit of an edge in the admissions game, and it is this very money that, to take one example, enables the college to have a need-blind financial aid system...
Then, in the distance, the outline of fair??and gloriously stationary—Harvard came into full view. I had survived my first motorcycle ride...