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During pre-frosh weekend last spring, RUS and Perspective distributed a small yellow pamphlet detailing the history of finals clubs at Harvard and trying to establish a broader link between male social groups and sexual assault. To many women in CASV and RUS, the pamphlet addresses a safety issue, not necessarily a political one, nudging its pre-frosh readers away from partying in the clubs during that weekend. “The emphasis is that you have other options,” says Tavel...
...actions against final clubs. “RUS never wanted to take a stand because everyone would say ‘oh the feminists are trying to shut down the clubs,’” says Watson of RUS. The group plans to revise and redistribute the pamphlet at this year’s pre-frosh weekend...
This time is no different than the others—graduate students have been a major force pushing for preregistration. The first public mention of preregistration this year was in a Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pamphlet, “Transforming Graduate Education at Harvard,” that stated a preregistration system as a goal...
...concerns about Harvard’s resources was the question: “Is Harvard worth what we’re paying for it?” (It was no surprise that tuition checks were on parents’ minds—even the panel’s pamphlet supplement proclaimed itself “Courtesy of the Junior Parents’ Weekend Committee and, indirectly, Your Tuition Checks.”) The question is appropriate, given that students without financial support from Harvard had to dole out $18,350 for tuition, room, board, fees and health insurance...
...Scalise took the podium at the symposium held at the Murr Center on Friday and proudly recounted Harvard’s men’s basketball history. Despite decades of Penn-Princeton dominance, the list wasn’t as short as one might have guessed (a la the pamphlet of Jewish sports legends in the movie Airplane...