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...says that she spent three years being frustrated with women’s community building on campus, mostly because of the general lack of a student center or a women’s center. This year, a friend on the Seneca executive board sparked Fee??s interest in the organization. Although she only recently got involved with the organization, Fee sees the benefits of creating a women’s community here at Harvard: “There should be fifteen Senecas on campus...
...called for an opt-out charge, arguing that an opt-in fee would under-represent students who support the initiative since only those students who noticed to check the box would do so. On the other hand, making the fee opt-out might exaggerate support—undermining the fee??s usefulness as a lobbying tool...
...decision to withhold funding if they so desire,” he wrote in an e-mail. “Again, I do not understand why the new e-bill does not reflect the content of the paper bill. It is absolutely unacceptable that an optional fee??any optional fee??be presented as a required payment...
...third world. Yet the council already thinks it can handle more than twice the budget it has now—and, somehow, council insiders convinced the student body to go along with the plan in an April referendum. After a contentious campaign, undergraduates voted to increase the Student Activities Fee??an optional termbill charge that makes up the bulk of the council’s revenue—by an unprecedented and excessive 114 percent. Undergraduate voters refused, however, to make the fee mandatory on student termbills...
Bonnheim’s increased motivation costs her $119 a month—a 10 percent student discount from the $132 general monthly fee??plus a $49 initial fee. But she said there are some perks to the cost, including a free personal training session and nice locker rooms and showers...