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...more or less in line with our priorities, and we don’t hesitate to give credit to presidential candidate John S. Haddock ’07 for the role that he has played in securing these important victories for undergraduates. The success of the Student Activities Committee (SAC), however, is not the problem in this election cycle; instead, we need an executive that is specifically prepared to tackle the issue of campus social life. We believe that Voith is best qualified to provide this kind of leadership, particularly in serving with current SAC chair Gadgil.The most important role...
...president of the Harvard College Democrats.BLENDING EXPERIENCEHaddock and Riley say that one of their ticket’s biggest strengths is their diversity of experience.Haddock, now in his second year on the UC, has served two terms as vice-chair of the Student Affairs Committee (SAC). Riley, a former council member who says she became “disillusioned with the UC and its process,” says that she now brings a “critical perspective of what the UC could do differently.” UC Treasurer Matthew R. Greenfield ’08 says that...
According to many of those who have followed the election, John S. Haddock ’07 and Annie R. Riley ’07 had originally enjoyed a slight edge in the race coming into the weekend. Haddock, vice-chair of the Student Affairs Committee (SAC), and Riley, a former council member who served on SAC last year picked up several key endorsements—including the Harvard College Democrats and the Black Students Association—in their bid to lead the council...
Campus Life Committee (CLC) chair Voith and SAC chair Gadgil picked up two key endorsements from The Crimson and Native Americans at Harvard College. The two could also benefit from an e-mail to the UC open-list by UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 criticizing the feasibility of Haddock’s plan for social programming...
...number of South Asian languages and related Core courses offered at Harvard reflects students’ increasing interest in the region. “Harvard has the potential for being the best university in the nation for these types of studies,” Numbudiri said. Student Affairs Committee (SAC) Chair Tara Gadgil ’07, currently running to be UC vice-president, sponsored the resolution with members of SASI and the SAA. “The bill is a piece of legislation that is an important step to increasing student voice in the curricular process...