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Graduate students want dental care. In a survey conducted last spring by the Harvard University Health Services (HUHS), the Graduate Student Council (GSC), and the Harvard Graduate Council (HGC), 90 percent of the 3,300 responding graduate students reported that they thought it was “important” (15 percent), “moderately important” (26 percent), or “very important” (49 percent) for Harvard to make dental coverage available. Yet only 18 percent of the respondents had dental insurance...
...Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Julia Simard is an epidemiology student at the Harvard School of Public Health and was the HGC vice-president of student affairs in 2004-05. Carrie Thiessen is a health policy student at the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and is a GSC health services representative. Harvard graduate students Betty Chan, Christine Jesser, and Matthew Zerden, who, with the authors, are members of the Graduate Student Task Force on Student Dental Coverage, also contributed to this...
Economics graduate student Raven E. Saks, who serves on the housing committee of the Graduate Student Council (GSC), says she was invited to meet with Harvard Real Estate Services (HRES) officials to discuss plans for the Cowperthwaite Street building over a year...
...Crimson editorial highlights the need for an increased voice for graduate students on campus. As a media outlet, The Crimson should applaud an open and fair exchange of ideas like the opinion polling conducted by the GSC. Instead, The Crimson appears content to criticize graduate student efforts to engage the larger community in an important and timely discussion. Hopefully, as members of The Crimson Staff graduate and perhaps continue their education here at Harvard, they will realize that the relevance of their views does not cease when they acquire their undergraduate degrees...
...writer is a fourth year graduate student in astronomy and a GSC at-large representative for the natural sciences...