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...stark contrast, Harvard Dems President Jarret A. Zafran ’09 said he thought that the night’s debate proved that “John McCain is on the wrong side of history...
Zafran said that McCain needed this debate to be a “game changer” but felt that it had not happened...
...think Senator McCain did a great job,” said Republican Club President Colin J. Motley ’10. Because it was a town hall debate, it particularly allowed McCain an opportunity to show that he is “really in touch with the American people...
...very important in changing public opinion.” Regardless of the lack of current environmental policy in the United States, Dimas said he has high hopes for the upcoming years. He has spoken with Barack Obama’s advisers and directly with John McCain, and both camps promised to work with Europe in the future to focus on the environment. His Boston visit also cemented his belief that environmental issues are rapidly gaining ground in the United States. “Today I have heard views expressed from senators, professors, students and NGOs,” Dimas said...
While John McCain and Barack Obama debate the tough economic situation, Harvard Square’s homeless community has been living it. According to a 2008 homeless census conducted by Cambridge for the ninth year in row, the city has witnessed a 10 percent increase in homeless individuals between 2006 and 2008, putting the official tally of Cantabrigians without a home at 487. As the economy worsens, even more people have been taking to the streets. Robert C. Reddick is one of Harvard Square’s recent victims of homelessness. After years of factory work, including stints...