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Harvard must go further to address this problem at its source—it must change the closed, incestuous process by which Harvard Corporation members are chosen. When the University’s name is tarnished, we are all guilty by association, yet students and Faculty have no meaningful input in the selection of the Corporation’s members. Formal undergraduate and Faculty representation on the Corporation’s selection committees would go a long way towards making Harvard’s investing and governance accountable and transparent to the entire Harvard community...
...such a large decrease in funding for programming and research, many Native American students returned from the summer shocked to discover that their “second home” on campus was being moved without warning. The decision by the provost displayed a clear disregard for the input of students who have been directly affected. Moreover, as of Columbus Day, a Sept. 18 letter sent by alums to the provost seeking to ascertain his reasoning behind the decision has yet to receive a response. It would be a great shame for Harvard to be eclipsed by Cornell, Dartmouth...
...1980s flooded in beer. Hill says that the crackdown on alcohol may have affected the kinds of leisure activities in which students engage. “Mischief still goes on but in a different way,” Hill says, though he is is currently soliciting input from current students to discover what this...
...Council has come a long, long way. The current leadership has overseen accomplishments like the creation of the First-Year Social Committee, the formation of the Harvard Concert Commission and a complete overhaul of council technology. In unprecedented fashion, it provided undergraduates with a formalized avenue of voicing student input on the selection of the new Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and in conjunction with the Office of the President organized the most successful Springfest to date. With the approval and support of the Administration, the council also established a new Student-Faculty Advisory Committee on Environmental...
Regardless of whether this is an admirable goal, the Staff’s proposals would not achieve it. Democratic institutions are inherently unstable and require enormous input of energies if they are to be instituted or preserved...