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Molly E. Moses ’11, who currently lives in Wigglesworth, said her view of Dunster did not change upon hearing news of its rezoning plan...
...writing components for undergraduate courses, produce pedagogical materials for students, and provide training workshops for Teaching Fellows. We have also worked with the history, psychology, and life sciences departments to create new Departmental Writing Fellows positions, which provide discipline-specific writing help currently unavailable to most Harvard students. We plan to expand this program to other departments next fall, beginning with government. In addition to our ongoing work in the departments, we have recently been invited by Professor Jay Harris to collaborate with the Committee on General Education in efforts to help faculty members integrate writing assignments into the College?...
...shorthanded goal just 21 seconds into the penalty.“[With] the crowd, it can get away from you if you lose your emotions, how loud they are,” Taylor said. “We did a good job sticking to our game plan.”After tying things up near the end of the second period, the Big Red came out in the third looking the hungriest it had all night. The Crimson once again found itself scrambling to clear the puck from its zone, only to see Cornell dump it right back...
...Hilary Clinton campaign. In last week’s debate, she did. In three key rounds of policy boxing at Cleveland State University, the junior Senator from New York eloquently articulated the critical difference between the two proposed paths to universal healthcare coverage, defended a nuanced plan to navigate the dicey waters of NAFTA politics, and hammered home Senator Obama’s relative foreign policy inexperience as a fundamental handicap for a potential Commander-in-Chief of the United States Armed Forces. And still, she could very well lose Ohio...
...rewarded to those who can establish their qualifications in a substantive, structured and tangible way—namely, through policy debates. But in the end, my vote carries the same weight as that of the senior citizen concerned about losing her drug benefits to an overly ambitious tax plan, the concerned father who doesn’t want his daughter to think that the only way to become president is to marry one, and the recently unemployed steel worker who just can’t bring himself to vote for such a frigid you-know-what. Far from elegant...