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Because an uninformed public—or worse, a misinformed one—leads to a less than ideal voting public and because this public has the responsibility to elect a governing body, there is a strong argument to fix the problem of unreliable media...
...demonstrate that the UC needs to tighten its oversight. Right now, 20 percent of party grant recipients are audited and required to produce receipts. These receipts are scrupulously checked for costs and dates of purchase, but the other 80 percent are never even seen. While it would be ideal if we could rely on students’ honesty, we now have indisputable evidence that students are not all honest with the party fund. The Finance Committee, which oversees the party fund, is handing out $1700 of student money each weekend, and it must step up and ensure that...
...outing with 29 saves and called it “just one of those games—they got some good chances and got off some good shots.” Noted Donato, Richter “had a lot of traffic, so it wasn’t the ideal situation to throw a freshman goaltender into as far as the number of chances they were able to generate.” The loss dropped the Crimson to 0-2 for the first time since 1994. “I don’t question our effort...
Harvard coach Ted Donato ’91 admitted that Friday night’s 5-2 loss to Clarkson in the Bright Hockey Center “wasn’t the ideal situation to throw a freshman goaltender into.” Rookie Kyle Richter garnered 29 saves, including 11 on the penalty kill, but costly Crimson turnovers often left him a tall order. “The first three goals [Clarkson] got, we were in complete possession of the puck,” Donato said, adding that it was “very tough to assess...
...fact that the university, as Pinker writes, is “about reason, pure and simple” makes it the ideal place to discuss something as fundamentally unreasonable as faith without the baggage of intolerance and hysteria that its discussion occasions elsewhere...