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...than ever. The “positives” of life cannot shut down in war. For some, sports are like oxygen, especially in the United States among 18-to-24-year-olds. A great deal of our soldiers fall into this demographic. Our troops not only miss their families??they also miss entering office pools and rooting for the underdogs in the NCAA Tournament...
Orienting candidates’ platforms to working families?? economic priorities while turning out greater percentages of eligible union voters to the polls will strengthen unions’ political influence, said Political Director Steve Rosenthal. He said this effort will also help the Democratic Party—which unions have traditionally supported—regain positions on the government’s legislative and executive branches...
...while Lee came up short with HCC projects, she and the council did succeed in drawing unprecedented crowds—about 7,000 students, faculty, staff and their families??to Springfest this April...
...total, the event will probably attract between 4,000 and 6,000 people, up to 2,000 of whom will likely be faculty, staff and their families??who were explicitly invited to Springfest by Summers’ office...
Summers’ goal of involving the wider College community—from Faculty to staff to their families??in the event is laudable. Increased funding and attendance may help make Harvard’s traditionally low-key Springfest more like the rollicking festivals held at other colleges, such as Brown has. More money might draw bigger-name bands, better rides and a more exciting atmosphere. In order to allow ample time to plan an event on this larger scale, Summers’ office should provide the Undergraduate Council with details of his plans to fund the event...