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...stage for a future of disassociation from democratic society. Incidentally, the signs are beginning to appear already. We of the DotNet generation are more involved in volunteer work and community problem-solving than those who came before us—more invested in our personal connections to civic life??but we are less attuned to national politics, less likely to contact our political representatives, and less likely to vote. The University cannot force students to care about campus decision-making any more than it can force them to read newspapers. But as it undergoes self-reflection...
...begins the fall semester, the UC could further benefit social life by strongly advocating the expansion of the Student Events Fund, which currently provides 500 undergraduates with free tickets to campus events.Through concerts, student group offices, and room parties, Harvard’s “social life?? continues to uncork itself, and dedicated students and administrators have added a bit of elbow grease. The events of the past year have brightened the outlook of both space and funding for social life at the College, and we hope that the administration will continue to ensure the accessibility...
Although her plagiarism-plagued novel “How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life?? no longer graces bookstore window displays, life goes on for Kaavya Viswanathan ’08. The on-the-go life of an ambitious Harvard student, that is.During the summer, Viswanathan will be working at 85 Broads, a network founded in 1999 for female Goldman Sachs employees. The organization has since expanded to reach out to women attending business school and college. And when she returns to school in the fall, she will be interacting with freshmen...
...purposeful summer study or travel to a resident of Eliot, where Gilligan lived during his time at the College. Vikram Viswanathan ’06 was selected by the Eliot House Fellowship Committee as the first recipient. Gilligan racked up numerous honors in his short life??though, as his sister, Lindsey A. Gilligan ’08 said, Paul preferred receiving laughs to receiving praise. He was valedictorian at his high school and graduated magna cum laude from the College with a degree in biology. He intended to enroll in medical school this fall. In his senior year...
...want to thank President Summers, who contributed most of the funds for our construction projects, and Dean Kirby, who supported all of our efforts in the College. The many students who served so effectively on our advisory and planning boards—both those relating to academics and student-life??also deserve thanks. Undergraduates have served on every faculty curricular committee, formed the Student Advisory Board to the Advising Programs office that helped design the peer advising program, and will serve on the advisory committee for the presidential search. In student activities, undergraduates helped assign space in Hilles...