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Harvard’s board plan should have fine print under it: “guarantee of unlimited meals only applies during restrictive hours that you probably won’t make.” Like the issue of a 24-hour library, extending dinner dining hours is a no-brainer and should have been discussed and enacted many years ago. But we realize that such an expectation smacks of idealism. Thus despite the issue’s previous neglect, we are glad to see that Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) finally appears open to work with the Undergraduate Council...
According to the UC’s report, an astounding 87 percent would utilize hours extended beyond 7:15 pm if they could, with 72 percent saying they would do so more than 5 days a week. Moreover, another recent UC survey—helpful in securing the promise for a 24-hour library—found that 97 percent of students are up past midnight and more than half are up past 2 a.m. That leaves seven hours between dining hall closing time and half of students’ bedttime. It is important that the UC and HUDS consider...
...chatter after the event, among the legitimate audience, consisted of a single strain: sheer disgust. Liberal and conservative students alike were mortified and disgusted by the behavior of the protestors who were not only disruptive to the panelists but were disrespectful to their fellow Harvard students. Less than an hour after the panel, Russell P. Leino ’05, posted an e-mail to the Cabot House open-list stating that “I always thought the point of a protest was to offer an alternative idea to the one being presented, not drown out ideas one disagrees...
After nearly two months of intense debate over University President Lawrence H. Summers’ leadership, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences tried to return to business as usual at its monthly meeting yesterday. But an hour-long questions period again forestalled discussion of the curricular review, leaving just half an hour for a presentation and questions on study abroad...
Partly in response to this delay, Porter Professor of Medieval Latin Jan Ziolkowski asked during questions period that Faculty meetings begin half an hour earlier, so that Faculty could have two hours in which to complete their business...