Word: shepards
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...former president of the Harvard College Democrats. “But if they want to resort to these gimmicks, then that’s despicable.” “The statement they’re making is worthwhile,” said Mark A. Shepard ’08, the former vice president of the Harvard College Republicans, “but they are themselves engaging in discrimination to protest discrimination.” “This idea is completely ridiculous,” Vijay G. Warrier ’09 said...
Upon glancing at your front page on Nov. 3 and seeing the headline “Police to Up Quad Patrol” (news), I was filled with relief. The previous evening, a Harvard undergraduate had been mugged, beaten up, and robbed at gunpoint on the corner of Shepard and Garden streets, right outside the Quad. I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly Harvard and Cambridge’s community leaders had responded. How mistaken I was. Upon reading the article more carefully, I quickly realized that the increased police patrols in the quad were not in fact intended...
...survey where the response is voluntary and is self-selective isn’t going to have any predictive value, but what it does show is that the young people are overwhelmingly favoring the Democratic Party right now.”Mark A. Shepard ’08, vice president of the Harvard Republican Club, also warned against evaluating Election Pulse’s data at face value because of its self-selecting characteristics.“The people who tend to be Democratic are liberal, northeastern elites, and that pretty much describes the group of people on Facebook...
...politics with students.” But student Republicans said people should not attach too much significance to the poll. “You should always make sure that you are looking at as many polls as possible,” said Harvard Republican Club Vice President Mark A. Shepard ’08. “One poll is not indicative of the broader election.” Marking an expansion in the scope of analysis, the IOP, for the first time, examined the political views of both young adults who attend four-year universities or colleges and those...
...We’ve been making trips to the Kerry Healey headquarters every weekend for the past three weeks, as well as making phone calls for Arnold Schwarzenegger this past Wednesday night,” Shepard says. Phone-banking, street-corner canvassing, and even going door-to-door in regions where the stakes are high have become routine procedures for students in both parties. At last Thursday’s debate in Harvard Hall 202, sponsored by H-Vote, Dems leader Lesser and legislative director Kyle A. Krahel ’08 squared off against Jeffrey Kwong...