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...that deserves extra attention. This de-prioritization of undergraduates has, in the past, led to horrifying misuses of University resources. To give one stark example, the University built a library administration building on frat row (Mt. Auburn St.) and built student group offices into an old library in the Quad...
...site that pledges to build “inclusive communities,” “engaging relationships,” and “healthy lives.” Their more immediate goals include pushing for mandatory training for teaching fellows, removing inter-house dining restrictions for Quad residents, and implementing a course-cost assistance program, Zaidi and Lee say. The pair also supports putting course packs online—a move which other tickets have also endorsed. The two have combined forces during the campaign to convey their vision to students. “[Zaidi?...
...more reasonable, sensible academic calendar. They will give students new outlets to improve teaching, like an anonymous email address for making complaints about lackluster teaching: TF@harvard.edu. They will ensure that student groups receive funding through a fair, transparent, and timely process. They will improve the quality of Quad life by pushing for a 24-hour library and more frequent shuttle service. Most importantly, they will continue listening to students ask tough questions, and then keep coming forward with practical answers...
...part of the University’s physical space if it is divided, both physically and psychologically, from the Cambridge center by one of the most congested thoroughfares in the Boston area. The stakes are especially high for undergraduates. During the course of Allston development, undergraduate housing in the Quad is expected to be transferred to the Allston side of the Charles River, opposite the existing Cambridge River Houses. Although this move will finally remove the distance barrier that has divided the undergraduate community for decades, such an advantage would essentially be reversed if undergraduates had to cross a major...
...active on the curricular review. Lee, his running mate and a representative from Leverett House, is currently the vice chair of the UC’s Finance Committee. First time Council member Gillis serves on the Committee on House Life and has promoted legislation to improve the quality of Quad life. This year, five out of the twelve candidates—Hwang, Wong, Musa, Ross-Rieder, and Wimberley—are not current or former UC members. Including Goldenberg and Gillis, who joined the UC this semester, more than half of all presidential candidates have less than one semester?...