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...possibly more damaging—matters than batons.“If there is a campaign that is desperate for an attack...it doesn’t surprise me that out of desperation, that campaign would make [an] accusation out of the blue,” said Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, who is responsible for filing Petersen-Sundquist campaign reports with the EC. While she herself was the subject of a complaint, baton-twirler Lindsay M. Liles ’10 seemed a bit less concerned with inter-campaign wrangling. “I was happy...
...Gillis, who joined the UC this semester, more than half of all presidential candidates have less than one semester’s experience serving in the Council. Noticeably absent from the UC tickets are FiCom chair Lori M. Adelman ’08 and SAC vice chair Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, both of whom have been active members of the UC since their freshman years. Adelman’s absence reduces the number of female candidates on this year’s presidential ballot. Last year’s presidential election had two tickets with female vice...
...members and undergraduates the opportunity to share their views and ask questions of the co-chairs. The preliminary report established the “idea that general education is meant to tie what we learn at Harvard to our lives after Harvard,” according to Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) vice chair for Undergraduate Education and a CUE member. Greenfield said that students and faculty will now have to address two questions: whether the report correctly identifies the goal of general education and whether the proposal is the appropriate...
...passed, 30 newspapers will be delivered to each House daily, according to Rosier. In another move to improve the dining hall atmosphere, the council voted to allow non-traditional advisors such as clergy members or sports team coaches to eat for free with students. According to Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, the lack of non-traditional advising methods at Harvard is a major problem. “Right now you have to talk to all sorts of people in the House and get permission” to bring a non-traditional guest to dinner, Matthew R. Greenfield...
...pasts, UC treasurer Benjamin W. Milder ’08 says campaigns this year are likely to center around “competing visions and records rather than [candidates’] opinions on one particular issue.”AN EARLY SURPRISEConspicuously missing from the roster is Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, vice chair for undergraduate education for the Student Affairs Committee (SAC). Greenfield, who was widely considered to be a candidate for UC president or vice president since his freshman year, told The Crimson he will not run for either position.“I definitely plan...