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...annual Undergraduate Council (UC) presidential election approaches, well-rehearsed candidates—who, no doubt, have spent their entire college career preparing for this moment—circle campus, delivering platitudinous speeches about arcane bureaucratic details. All the while, the busybody pretend-politicians of the Harvard Republican Club (HRC) and Harvard College Democrats issue tendentiously-phrased press releases on sundry college-related and national issues, hoping to impress future voters with their deft imitation of the duplicitous and evasive officials they aspire one day to replace...
...close the quality of teaching fellows. To record her unwavering advocacy for greater “gender equality,” Dems President Brigit M. Helgen ’08 authored a pair of ho-hum editorials supporting more women in leadership positions. And, most self-serving of all, HRC President Jeffrey Kwong ’09 forwarded his “moderate” credentials by rebuking a non-existent vast right-wing conspiracy...
...Hope, which has 3,500 members, a full choir, a violinist and long-stemmed roses in the bathroom. Dallas' fund-raising dinner for the Human Rights Campaign, the Washington-based gay group, is the largest in the nation, drawing 3,300 and raising more than $1 million for HRC and local gay organizations. And according to the gay group Lambda Legal, Dallas' is the only school district in Texas that includes teachers in its antidiscrimination policies...
...finally, Kwong’s notion that the Republican Party and the HRC somehow represent the “conservative movement” is self-evidently absurd. It is a political party, prone to pragmatism, geared to elections; the HRC is the talk shop to The Salient’s think tank, and I’d like to think there is room for both...
...President Derek C. Bok and participated in a day of fasting last Friday, according to Legislative Director Jarret A. Zafran ’09. Zafran added that the Democrats have also encouraged their members to attend the daily 1 p.m. support rallies in the Yard. The Harvard Republican Club (HRC), however, has not given its endorsement to the security guard wage movement, Colin J. Motley ’10, a vice president of the HRC, said last night. Motley added that the HRC was skeptical about the pay discrepancies that are listed on the Stand for Security Web site...