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...integral part of what makes Harvard unique—and what has made it into the storied institution it is today??is its habit of taking big risks that yield even bigger results. One area in which Harvard’s innovation and leadership has been particularly visionary has been the fight to increase access to higher education. The fledgling Harvard Financial Aid Initiative (HFAI) program, of which we are student coordinators, is a continuation of this legacy, and in its brief lifespan it has been wildly successful. But if Harvard is to be open to students...
...Senate and passed on a 154-2 vote in the House, the legislation now awaits Romney’s signature. A Romney spokesman said yesterday that the governor will sign the bill. “This is essentially a not-perfect bill but almost a political miracle in today??s climate,” said Blendon. The governor has the power to veto individual elements of the bill, including the provision fining businesses that fail to insure their workers. This is not the first time that Massachusetts has sought to provide health care to all. Then-Governor Michael...
...despite disagreements over the finer points of the legislation, today??s vote left many professors and administrators beaming, after months of controversy dogging University President Lawrence H. Summers had delayed Faculty-wide discussion of the curricular review...
...Today??s legislation will bring Harvard in line with its peer institutions, virtually all of which already offer minors...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) voted overwhelmingly at last night’s session to endorse legislation slated to be considered at today??s Faculty meeting that would establish optional secondary fields and would delay concentration choice by a semester. If the legislation passes at today??s Faculty meeting, these curricular review proposals could go into effect next year. The UC passed the Concentration Reform Act on a 32-1 vote, urging professors to approve the proposals that the Education Policy Committee (EPC) has submitted to the Faculty. Although the council’s approval is not required...