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...like my primary school spring fair—will likely also bear some uncanny resemblance to an office picnic (without the beer). The April 27 event is supposed to be the council’s banner event. But this year, new University President Lawrence H. Summers wants to co-sponsor the event and open it to the entire Harvard community—making it an event for Harvard students, but also for faculty, staff, and their families...
...Kabala and the IOP want to sponsor a debate on abortion that is beneficial to participants on both sides of the issue, they should not consider the widespread implications of banning abortion. They should bring in medical professionals who can speak to the issue of the intrusion of government in medicine. There is a whole medical ethics debate about abortion which is often ignored when people start calling fetuses “babies.” This debate has many corollaries in and implications for the debate about cloning and stem cell research, and as such demonstrates that abortion...
Math Club co-sponsor Sarah E. Moss ’02 explained that the need for a judge, reflecting on last year’s dispute over how the winner should be chosen—amount of pie by weight or geometric consumption...
...unique benefits of the Harvard program is the fact that students can bring their entire financial aid package overseas with them. Institutions such as Stanford that sponsor their own programs abroad and also allow students to go on other schools’ programs will often only send financial aid packages with students who are on the programs that they sponsor. Harvard, with none of its own programs, simply pays the host institution in any of the approximately 35 countries in which Harvard students are studying...
President Lawrence H. Summers’ decision to co-sponsor this year’s Springfest is a promising first step towards improving the annual event. Summers’ involvement may help to distinguish Springfest 2002 from the sparsely-attended and only mildly-entertaining Springfests in previous years...