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Also, his comments concerning the UC's "myriad of hopeless concerts" suggest that he doesn't even read the very newspaper for which he writes. Over the past year and a half, The Crimson has reported on several successful social events sponsored by the UC including the recent "Evening of Comedy Concert" which entertained several hundred Harvardians. Instead of reflecting on the current UC, White's article seems much better suited for a Crimson editorial page from two or three years ago. If anything, he should be praising the current council for learning from its past mistakes...
Failure after failure translate into the disgraceful waste of students' tuition money. Remember Casino Night? Or any of the myriad of hopeless concerts with talent imported from the Real World? These judiciously-organized events were all brought to you by the venerable council--and each event lost thousands of dollars of tuition money. If history is any guide, we can look forward to the waste of another large chunk of the $150,000 which the council controls this year...
...honest. When it comes to the topic of homsexuality, the last thing the BGLSA wants is "serious scholarship." Two years ago, Peninsula devoted 56 pages to the topic, substantiating its arguments from The Journal of Homosexuality, the Psychological Record, and a myriad of academic texts. What did Harvard get from the BGLSA then? Eatins, protests, harassing phone calls, and a whole lot of whining that it was all too insensitive to ask the BGLSA to defend the lifestyle it so actively promotes...
...cast. The result is a mixture of experienced and first-time actors who bring life especially to the film's lighter scenes. Particularly impressive is Chazz Palminnteri as the gangster Sonny. Palminteri, who also wrote the one-man play on which the film is based, shines even among a myriad of terrific performers...
Anger explained that first-term representatives can be easily influenced to vote for perhaps the one familiar face among the myriad of executive candidates...