Word: morgans
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...everyday in the practice room, but you can’t expect him to beat nationally ranked guys in every tournament.” O’Connor (149 lbs.) advanced to the finals after defeating No. 10 Aaron Martin of Chattanooga in a 1-0 decision, No. 13 Morgan Atkinson of Cal State Fullerton in double overtime, and No. 12 Matt Coughlin of Indiana in a 2-1 decision. He is now 7-3 for the season. O’Connor lost 5-3 in the finals to No. 6 Josh Churella of Michigan. “Overall...
...juniors Lindsay Hart, Jackie Pangilinan, and Bridget O’Connor to a No. 9 finish. In the last event of Day Two, she was part of another ninth place finish in the 800-yard freestyle relay with a team of Hart, senior Emily Wilson and freshman Sophie Morgan. Hart helped another relay team to a solid finish and two other top Harvard finishes. Her team of Pangilinan, O’Connor, and junior Amanda Slaight finished No. 7 in the 200-yard medley relay. In her individual events, Hart finished No. 12 in the 200-yard individual medley...
...these problems, Brian and Morgan propose a new, comprehensive Harvard undergraduate student government that, while not eliminating the UC, will reassign many of its current duties to other separately selected councils and committees. Under this plan, the current UC would be one of four branches of the greater undergraduate student government, and each body would specialize in its own area—advocacy, events, grants, basic services. After talking with Brian, I am convinced separating different tasks will fix the current flaws. But don’t trust me—check out Brian’s extensive explanation...
This type of dramatic organizational restructuring that Brian and Morgan are proposing has precedence. The greatest success of current UC President John S. Haddock ’07 was ending the Campus Life Committee (CLC) and laying the groundwork for the College Events Board (CEB) to replace it. The CLC—formerly the third committee of the UC—was ineffective largely because it consisted of representatives who wanted to be advocates instead of event planners. The success of the CEB, which consists of members are not part of the UC and who are elected specifically to plan...
...QUESTIONS FOR BRIAN AND MORGAN If you could do one thing as UC president what would it be? Restructure the UC with separate dedicated branches