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...Given this weakness, professional restaurant critics and other review sources will continue to thrive as trusted sources to help guide us through the explosion of consumer commentary. But harnessed in the right way, this new phenomenon can swing the balance of power in favor of the consumer...
...dual defeats, reform activists of the seventies made another attempt to revive the issue with a poll of the student body in 1976. A student organization called the Educational Resource Group distributed questionnaires concerning calendar reform to approximately 250 students. The poll showed approximately 60 percent of students in favor of the reform, according to an April 1976 Crimson article entitled, “Students Upset With Calendar, Survey Shows.” While the poll was ultimately ignored by university administrators, the tactic survived a long hiatus to reappear in today’s campaign in modernized, online form...
...should be like,” Dunn adds, “and she was very articulate in explaining that vision to everyone.” It was that same vision and sense of purpose that helped quell the fears of concerned alumni. “I was not in favor of the merger,” Diana E. Post ’67, former second vice president of the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association, says. “But the role that Drew Faust played was terrific. We were somewhat of an angry group, some more than others, but the alums...
...remain firmly in favor of calendar change,” Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ‘71 wrote in an e-mailed statement earlier this week. “There are pros and cons to any reform, but I think the UC proposal and the Verba report make a good case...
Eadington allowed back-to-back RBI singles from Nick Santomauro and Raymond Allen in the first inning and was lifted in favor of sophomore Adam Cole after 2 1/3 innings. Freshman Ian Bollinger, Harvard’s third pitcher in the game, threw three innings of relief to pick up his first collegiate victory...