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Anne G. Beckett ’04, Rachel S. Bloomekatz ’04, Celeste R. LeCompte ’04 and Amy C. Wagner ’04 established an Alternative Senior Gift campaign in order to raise money for the Cambridge Boys and Girls Club. Tamiko A. Tsurudome ’04, Senior Gift co-chair, claimed that the Alternative Senior Gift campaign detracted from the effectiveness of Senior Gift. The founders of the Alternative Senior Gift campaign claimed that they had no problem with students donating to both gift campaigns...
Currently, seniors are encouraged to direct their funding to financial aid or to the unrestricted fund. In a letter from the Senior Gift Co-Chairs Christopher D. Shutzer ’04 and Tamiko A. Tsurudome ’04, seniors were told that giving to financial aid “ensures that Harvard can maintain their unparalleled (and face it, expensive) international need-blind admissions policy,” while giving to the unrestricted fund would help pay for things like “wireless internet, athletics, gym renovations, dorm refurbishing” and “new faculty...
...Tamiko A. Tsurudome ’04, Senior Gift co-chair, said the Alternative Senior Gift campaign has hampered fundraising for the official program...
...TAMIKO A. TSURUDOME...
...definitions of “high art” through the medium of the balloon. Because this form of art rejects the notion of “absolute truth” by implication, passers-by are thus free to imagine and enforce their own particular meaning of the sculpture. Tamiko A. Tsurudome ‘04, for example, speculates that “It kind of looks like the Chiquita Banana Woman”, whilst Jeremy D. Olson ‘03 queries whether “it has to do with inflated grades at Harvard...