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...employees and student workers authorized to enter undergraduate rooms. “Students instinctively trust that strangers who knock on their door have legitimate business in their dorm,” said Ben W. Milder ’08, one of the bill’s co-sponsors and one of the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) vice-chairs. Requiring workers to wear an effective visitor’s pass “could save everybody both in terms of convenience and in terms of safety,” said Matt R. Greenfield ’08, the other sponsor...
Council member Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, a co-sponsor of the bill, said that it was not cost-effective for the University to pay for the copyrights of articles in coursepacks...
...general purpose of the bill is to call upon House Masters and the College administration to make a serious reform to the College’s restrictive co-ed housing policy,” sponsor of the bill Eric I. Kouskalis ’07 said. “We think that every student in every House should have the opportunity to live in a co-ed room if they wish to do so,” he said...
...energy issues, Harvard’s Center for International Development (CID) and the Italian Ministry for the Environment and Territory signed an agreement on Wednesday to create a fund of $2.5 million for sustainable development at the Kennedy School of Government. The project is the result of an initiative sponsored by the Italian government to work on environmental protection issues, focusing on efficient energy use and the promotion of economic growth. Italian Ministry General Director Corrado Clini said the fund resulted from discussions with the Kennedy School about its work in sustainable development. “We decided to work...
...They are sacrificing their opportunity to be excellent.” At Harvard, Summers said the University can make progress by alleviating responsibilities for families with young children. Summers said that a “significant part” of the $50 million allocated last year to sponsor diversity initiatives will be used for that very purpose. “Frankly, the easy part is putting resources behind the efforts at wealthy institutions like Harvard,” Summers said. “The hard part is addressing some of the many kinds of challenges that arise...