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Mahan and Blickstead are not expected to steer the council from Chopra’s focus on student services such as funding parties and later keycard access to Houses...
...enduring legacy of Undergraduate Council President Rohit Chopra ’04 will not be the quashing of preregistration, universal keycard access or urban planning measures from dance space to Allston. No, it’ll be the dry zingers he lets loose in public, delivered in his trademark deadpan. Chopra has never shied away from press—be it The Crimson, Business Week, or the Baltimore Sun—and he makes it worth a reporter’s while with remarks like the ones below, excerpted in chronological order...
While the team’s 10-page platform—online at www.mattandmike.com—tackles almost every aspect of campus life and includes the tried-and-true goals of extending party hours, providing 24-hour keycard access and expanding library times, it is not limited to minor issues...
Mahan points to extending freshman keycard to Houses, his prodding the Committee on Safety to meet for the first time in years and collaborating with Chopra to kill pre-registration as his most important achievements...
Another means of increasing safety on campus is 24-hour universal keycard access. House affiliation means nothing when a dangerous situation presents itself to a student who lives in the Quad but happens to be down by the River. The only thing of importance is finding a safe haven. Right now, the situation is Houses, Houses everywhere, yet we can’t swipe in. We are all Harvard students, and these are all our Houses. We need access to them whenever necessary...