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...would oversee campus-wide social programming. SEC members would be chosen by students in campus-wide elections, and UC members would not be eligible to serve. “The SEC will establish a more concrete relationship with the Office of Student Activities,” said UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06, who added that the SEC chair would sit on the College’s committee on undergraduate life and work closely with University Hall. Glazer maintained that CLC reform had been on his radar screen for some time. “This is something...
Perfect Brew Inventor: Matthew Younkle, Laminar Technologies Availability: Businesses can lease it for $99 a year per tap; keg-cooler version costs $209, kegerator, $179 To Learn More: turbotap.com Nothing kills happy hour like a big head. Now bartenders and concessionaires pulling pints can rely on TurboTap to keep things neat. The device, a stainless-steel spout that attaches to an existing tap, changes the flow of the beer so that it hits the bottom just so, eliminating the need to tilt the glass or slow down the pour. (The tail end, shaped like a Hershey's Kiss, feathers...
...DVD’s—anything that would bring a smile to their faces over the holidays,” she said. Following Nosal’s explanation, Thomas M. McSorley, Jr. ’06, a legislative representative from the Harvard Dems, and HRC President Matthew P. Downer ’07 said students should support the efforts of the soldiers fighting in Iraq, regardless of their political leanings. “This week is about coming together—not as Democrats or Republicans, or liberals or conservatives, but as Americans—to honor our soldiers...
Kelley, an environmental consultant, also ran in 2003, placing 12th. Former council candidate Matthew S. DeBergalis said Kelley’s past support gave him a strong advantage over this year’s other first-time challengers...
...Menand said.Forums were held throughout the past year on Curricular Review topics, but the insights into students’ desires that many Committee members noted resulted from informal personal interactions rather than open forums.Both Yagan and fel low Student Representative and Undergraduate Council (UC) President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 streissed the eagerness of fellow Committee members to hear their input during meetings.“I was really impressed by the seriousness and enthusiasm with which faculty members on the Committee greeted student comments,” Yagan said. “It was a fully equitable...