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...course of two weeks, and b) manage your fantasy sports teams. In many ways, Reading Period is the slightly punier little brother of the glorious days of Camp Harvard. These are times that should be treasured, not destroyed or changed.Furthermore, moving exams before Christmas would do nothing to alleviate stress; it would only exacerbate it. Picture this—as you read this column, your friends at other schools are spending countless sleepless nights as they try to balance end of the semester work with the added stress of exam preparation. You and I, on the other hand, will gracefully...
...Byron takes a less high-concept approach to his habitat. ”It’s just a place to rest my head,” he says. “Maybe I will have a meal there at some point.”Both Everett and Lee stress that, while they are excited for the opportunities Byron offers to students, the artist-in-residency program is also an honor given to the artist, himself—a way of acknowledging that the Harvard community respects and values his contribution. “The criterion for choosing the artist...
...drop out of the race.“Certainly neither one of us had any prior knowledge of this e-mail and we wholeheartedly condemn the use of any underhanded campaign practices,” wrote Voith in an e-mail. “We would like to stress that the sender was a minor supporter, acted upon his/her own volition, without Tara’s or my approval, or any official sanction of any kind.”This is not the first incident in which Voith and Gadgil claimed no prior knowledge of a questionable act committed...
...gather student input and opinions as well as inviting students to participate in UC town-hall style meetings.Amid countless flyers and posters for the opposition, some Harvard students have been puzzled by the limited number of “Magnus and Tom” campaign materials. The candidates, however, stress that their campaign is focused on individuals. While other candidates are competing in “visibility contests” in front of the Science Center, Grimeland, Hadfield, and their supporters are talking to people about UC-related issues that they feel strongly about, seeking to gain momentum one Harvard...
...time, and it’s a big step in the right direction.”Both Voith and Gadgil laud the work of current UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 (Voith counts him as a “good friend”), but the candidates stress that they are looking to breathe new life into the council.“Every new administration brings something different to the table,” says Gadgil.“Matt and I are two completely different people,” Voith adds. “My approach here...