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...UC??s pro-worker vote is a case in point of how student institutions can reflect and articulate the values so many students already hold close to them. The bill affirms the value of Harvard as a community, one that includes workers and their families...
...immediately have one’s termbill credited for $75 at https://sfsportal.harvard.edu/portal/ugcfwaiver even though the website says the cutoff for doing so was November 1.) Such a move would force massive cuts from grants to student groups that make up nearly three-quarters ($276,000) of the UC??s $406,000 budget this year and could put a damper on the popular party grants that have been one the Council’s great recent innovations. But beyond these two functions and a small sum to facilitate the UC??s administrative costs, students...
...counted on the fingers of one hand, ordinarily rational students become desperate. This is why an Undergraduate Council (UC) letter of support for Felipe’s application uses language such as “unprecedented” to describe the restaurant’s popularity. But even the UC??s efforts, it appears, will come to naught—the CLC has turned a deaf ear to student concerns. Sadly, this is all too unsurprising. Currently, of the thousands of Harvard (not to mention MIT) undergraduates, a scarce few vote in Cambridge elections...
...structural change to reduce the likelihood of future ill-planned events, introduced a constitutional amendment at the UC meeting last night. The amendment, if passed by the council two weeks from now, would dissolve the Campus Life Committee (CLC)—one of the UC??s three standing committees—and replace it with an autonomous Social Events Committee (SEC) that would oversee campus-wide social programming. SEC members would be chosen by students in campus-wide elections, and UC members would not be eligible to serve...
...summer drew signatures from 2,600 customers in favor of extended hours. The owners then turned to the UC for support early this fall. “I presented a letter that was signed by the Undergraduate Council,” said Jeffrey Kwong ’09, the UC??s city of Cambridge liaison, who attended a CLC meeting last Thursday. “I presented Harvard concerns at the meeting. My main point was that you have over 5,000 students in the five-block radius living around Felipe’s. Felipe?...