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...cruised through a residential neighborhood, with two students standing on the car’s running board and gripping the roof. The Explorer stopped at a house and Aaron J. Mowery ’08 and Zachary B. Singer ’06, members of the Harvard Republican Club (HRC), jumped off to ask likely President Bush voters if they had made it to the polls already. Minutes later they hopped back onto the car and cruised to the next house...
Josh M. Mendelsohn ’05, chair of Massachusetts Students for Bush, said it’s difficult to determine how many members of the HRC are volunteering in New Hampshire: some came to the state with parents or traveled by themselves after classes, while others boarded a bus leaving Cambridge...
With less than three hours left before polls close, the campaign office wanted a higher turnout level, the volunteers said. A new batch hit the road again with lists of people who have not voted. A group, including HRC president Mark T. Silvestri ’05 filled, up a van but quickly opted to go through several lists on their cell phones...
...Kennedy School Republican Caucus was indeed at the event, which it co-sponsored with the Democratic Caucus, but the undergraduate Harvard Republican Club (HRC) primarily stayed in a separate room that it reserved off of the main room...
Several large organizations other than the HRC have still not registered, including the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, The Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine, and the Harvard Advocate...