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CLEARLY, something has to change. Allowing student choice would be fine if it worked, but it doesn't. Maximizing choice results in a faulty distribution that perpetuates itself year after year. Randomization would ensure maximal diversity and dynamism. For proof, we need only look at Currier House, which is largely randomized already...
When Mas-Colell was a college student in Spain during the 1960s, he was active in the underground resistance to dictator Francisco Franco...
Although there is no doubt that pro-choiceforces at the College have gained momentum sincethe spring, student activists said, debate overthe movement's direction still hinders the cause...
...Committee chose him because Max [Kanevesky] knows intimately the plight of Belitsky," said Ivan J. Dominguez '91, also a committee co-chair. "We have always chosen someone who has a connection with a student here at Harvard...
Melrose enrolled in the University of North Dakota in the fall of 1984, but was injured before the regular hockey season and did not play his first year. He withdrew from North Dakota the following November and was accepted by Harvard as a transfer student that spring, but deferred matriculation a year in order to try out for the Olympic team. He then enrolled in Harvard in the fall of 1987 and has enjoyed two successful seasons with the Crimson...