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...last Thursday??s all-campus presidential debate, Hadfield touted his involvement in the Greenhouse Gas initiative, which calls on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to reduce its emissions...
...Harvard College, and the Society of Arab Students. Zaidi has sustained the greatest number of campaign violations thus far—185 points—for infractions including illegal postering and early campaigning via e-mail and the Facebook. Four hundred points result in disqualification from the race. At Thursday??s debate, Petersen, Hadfield, and Anene all listed Zaidi as their second choice when asked which ticket they would endorse after their own.Hadfield expressed support for both the Anene and Zaidi platforms yesterday, echoing the tickets’ slogans in his praise. “All the candidates...
...blue banner for the American Constitution Society, the sponsor of Thursday??s moot court, hung behind the judges’ panel, which included Martha L. Minow, the Smith professor of law, and professors from area law schools...
...which the war in Iraq was considered a prevailing factor—students debated the relative merits of “staying the course” versus “leaving Iraq to the Iraqi people.” Hosted by the Campus Political Society, last Thursday??s debate—the fourth in a semester-long series of seven—explored the question “How and under what conditions the United States should withdraw from Iraq?” In front of a crowd of about 60 attendees, graduate student Kaveri Rajaraman and Katherine...
...last Thursday??s debate, both sides faced tough questions from the IOP Fellows in an effort to inform their undergraduate peers on the main issues being tackled by candidates. Former Democratic Governor of New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen kicked off the event, reminding the debaters to “keep it civil.” Members from both sides relied heavily on impassioned political rhetoric to suggest just how much weight is resting on the election’s outcome. Grandiose statements like Krahel’s “America’s best days are ahead...