Word: makings
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While today's students are more serious and spiritually inclined than the previous generation, they have had to make a number of personal and social sacrifices...
...that all candidates abide by the rules of the commission and of the University as a whole. All candidates are required to submit detailed expense accounts throughout the campaign, and violations of the rules are to be brought before the commission. The implicit purpose of the commission is to make the election legitimate in the eyes of the student body and hold the council accountable for its behavior. But the secrecy and apparent incompetence of this year's election commission has left us wondering: Was this a fair election? At the very least, we need an explanation...
...like. It's not the most original or unusual idea, but I'm actually very pleased with it, because Christmas, like all gift-giving occasions, is an opportunity for indoctrination. My sister is a young and impressionable 15, and I can't quite resist the temptation to make her into a little version of me--a project toward which she is somewhat ambivalent, but generally very accommodating, in that her hair is the same color as mine, she lives in the same town as I do, etc. There is no better or more significant subject for indoctrination than the music...
Andre V. Moura '03, an EC member, said Levy's change in explanation for the decision was an attempt to make the commission's desired outcome fit the facts at hand...
...have begun to wonder how many students really participate in student groups, how many students really make them a part of their lives," Davis said. Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 wrote in an e-mail message that, technically, the term-bill increase doesn't require the approval of the student body but the approval of the Faculty...