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...organization. Andrea R. Flores ’10, a Currier resident and the chair of the UC’s Finance Committee is in her third year on the council. She has been involved in groups including Raza and the Harvard College Democrats, and is a member of the Seneca. Flores is not running with David F. Boswell ’10, as originally rumored, but instead with Kia J. McLeod ’10, a Leverett resident who is in her first year on the UC and is its public relations director. Benjamin P. Schwartz...
...girl/guy: Genuine concern about something other than money and social status...and funny. Where to find you on a Saturday night: Look 2 places. 1) Wherever my boyfriend is. We’re in a very committed relationship. His name is Thesis. 2) Wherever you find The Seneca Your best pick up line: My great uncle founded Goldman AND McKinsey. NOTA EXTREMELY BENE: he didn’t. It was a joke. Back off, jobless and eligible (or willing to be eligible to not be jobless) bachelors... Best or worst lie you’ve ever told...
...Monday, Dec. 15.BACKGROUNDS AND EXPERIENCEAll the rumored candidates are heavily involved in student groups. Flores, a Currier resident, is a history major from New Mexico. In the past, she has been involved in groups including Raza and the Harvard Democrats. She is also a member of the Seneca. She has been the UC’s Financial Committee chair since last spring, and was the UC’s secretary during her freshman year.Boswell, also a Currier resident, is a member of ROTC and the Spee final club.Schwartz, a Winthrop resident, is a history and literature major from Pennsylvania. While...
Sexiest physical trait: My hook shot Best part about Harvard: My team, my blockmates, The Seneca...
Judging from tales about the rise and fall of empires, there is always a point when things are going so well that the emperors doubt that anything could ever go wrong. "THRIFT," warned Nero's adviser Seneca, "comes too late when you find it at the bottom of your purse." In the Old World, nations grew fat and then lazy, until they collapsed under their own weight. But that was not to be our story. American greatness--the vision of the founders, the courage of the pioneers, the industry of the nation builders--reflected a mighty faith in the power...