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...referendum means granting students a legitimate stake in the affairs of campus government. If the outcome of the referendum is the demise of a status quo that is not addressing our needs, then bring on the revolution. Or, in fairness, allow the revolution already progress to continue its progressive path toward a more responsive student government...
...glorification of immediate pleasure over conventional restraint, a familiar theme from the '60s. For Drew, smoking copious quantities of pot confers membership in the select club of "the failures," people who were dealt a good hand of money, talent and support but who opt for a path of all-but-deliberate self-destruction...
...have tried the Office of Career Services path, but it has not helped. And as more and more people ask me the question that all seniors hate to hear ("What are you doing next year?"), I don't know if the answer lies in the messy and unorganized binders of OCS. Where does a senior go when he or she doesn't know what the future will hold for him or her? Has it been a problem all along that Harvard has been unable to help myself? I am sure that I am not alone in this struggle to really...
...maybe, as the recruiting process dominates the campus, I see that this may not be the path for me and for some reason (actually, I think I know why) I seem to think that there is no other path but that one. I tried to give OCS the chance to show me that there are other respectable paths to follow after June 1997, but I don't think it has done a good job of convincing me that there...
...other presidential candidates: Benjamin R. Kaplan '99, a Crimson editor, stuck with his issue of council-fund raising to the exclusion of all else. Albert S. Lee '98 emphasized the council's irrelevance to the majority of students, always a safe topic, and proposed ideas slightly off the beaten path, like a bike trail through the Yard. William P. Pyonteck Jr. '00, a brave first-year, touted himself as "a complete outsider" but was soon challenged by Eli W. Bolotin '98, who apparently wanted the title as well. (Bolotin also made the unfortunate mistake, at least in these quarters...