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...Stewart remembered once running across Segal in Harvard Square and asking casually how things were going...
...could say was, that’s wonderful,” Stewart recalled. “It’s so funny because he was this little boy taking one of the problems that had been [around] for centuries, and he said he solved it. I never did find out what...
With the exception of 1998-1999 council President Beth A. Stewart ’00, and her successor, Noah Z. Seton ’00—both well-known conservatives—many presidents have used their position as a bully pulpit to try and influence the University on controversial issues such as Harvard stock holdings or whether grapes harvested by allegedly unfairly treated workers should be served in the dining halls...
...three-year activist trend started by Hyman, who served as president for a year before being popularly elected for the office in 1996, was interrupted by the reign of two prominent conservative presidents—Stewart and Seton—both of whom pledged to change the activist focus of the council...
Running in 1998, Stewart tried to frame the election as a battle between two opposing visions of the council, calling the election a “conflict” between “those who think the purpose of the [council] is to pursue a political agenda and those who think it is to pursue student interest...