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...addition to their individual accomplishments, Moore said that Borden and Kadakia “complemented each other very well.” As secretary, Borden will be responsible for organizing class notes, keeping all the class records, and acting as the “go-to?? person for all events and communications related to the class. Kadakia will be in charge of fundraising, allocating money for class events, and overseeing class dues. The subcommittee that selected the new secretary and treasurer reviewed roughly 16 candidates, each of whom submitted a resume and cover letter to apply...
...hurting our own industrial growth without obtaining any measurable benefit for the important problem at hand.We can, however, make this cooperation expensive to companies in other ways: we can give them bad PR, for example, by writing blog posts and newspaper columns about what they’re up to??even economists, who might dismiss regulation for unfairly forcing the costs of US social norms upon a particular company, would probably think this inoffensive, if likely ineffective.We can also call upon watchdog organizations like OpenNet, or the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) or Human Rights Watch to research internet...
...make HoCos genuinely effective instruments of House community. To do that, the UC would have to take a drastic step: stop funding HoCos altogether.Under the present funding scheme, the UC allocates $3,500 to every HoCo each semester. Given the role that Houses could—and were designed to??play in campus life at Harvard, this is barely a pittance. Since the UC has other things on which it needs to regularly spend its budget (failed campus events, for example), the most logical way to improve HoCo funding is to dispense funds from the College, directly.With...
...perceptional patterns of the culture.” That culture and its concurrent style is a movement rooted in American pop art that aims to make art accessible to all, an ideal evident in Frey’s decision to title each painting “The World According to??” According to Amber Musser, a Mather resident tutor and the curator of the exhibit, Frey has succeeded in bringing art alive for his audience. Viewers so far have been “intrigued about the Legos, had lots of fascination about the technical aspect...
...right by a shuttle stop would make it convenient for quadlings to frequent until late at night, a fact that might finally help unite the Quad and the River. An alternative place for food and coffee located close to the stacks will draw diligent students away from their books to??gasp—socialize. In a way, a Lamont “student center” has the potential to combine the genial atmosphere of an upperclass dining hall with a crowd drawn from across campus. In that way, Lamont could solve longstanding freshman-upperclass integration problems...