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...this need for money is the result of a burglary, that’s unfortunate,” UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 said. “But I support the committee’s decision.” The UC also discussed the First-Year Social Committee’s (FYSC) endorsement of Voith-Gadgil. Glazer ruled against committees or subsidiary bodies within the UC supporting political candidates. Three years ago the FYSC supported a candidate, but the move was never challenged. “By my interpretation it is against the rules...
...Committee on Undergraduate Education and contributed an essay to a book of student commentary on the Curricular Review. He says his next step on the committee will be to tackle teaching fellow standards. Haddock-Riley campaign manager Josh Patashnik ’07 describes Haddock, who is also a First-Year Outdoor Program leader and was active in Harvard Model Congress, as a persuasive influence on the council.Recounting Haddock’s presentation on the blocking neighborhood idea to a group of House masters and administrators, Patashnik says, “all the House masters were skeptical. But after...
...lines, did a few different things, and to get a little momentum heading into next weekend.” HARVARD 7, UNION 0Freshman Brittany Martin posted a shutout in her first collegiate start in goal and the Crimson cruised to a 7-0 victory over Union at the Bright Hockey Center Saturday afternoon behind two goals each from junior Liza Solley and sophomore Adrienne Bernakevitch. Martin, the first-year keeper out of Florida, was the third starter in net for Harvard in as many games, taking a turn spelling senior Ali Boe, who was given the weekend off. Martin appeared...
Voith & Gadgil Are Also Supported By The First-Year Social Committee The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Native Americans of Harvard College Harvard Caribbean Club
With his slight frame and chairmanship of the First-Year Social Committee, Pollinger seems like the average freshman. “People know me more as the kid who throws parties than the kid who speedwalks,” he says. Indeed, he technically can no longer claim to be the national champ. After turning 19 in October, he must now compete in the adult men’s bracket against a whole different pool—including his long-time coach...