Word: uc
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Take the issue of campus security. The UC has been vocal in calling for such security reforms as more lighting in the Yard. Such reforms directly serve students, and the issue has therefore been reasonably classified as a "services" issue...
This past weekend in Providence, R.I., was a learning experience for the Harvard men's water polo team. The Crimson (2-5) lost to Arkansas-Little Rock, 15-5, on Friday, Stanford 19-7 on Saturday, and UC-San Diego, 14-5, yesterday afternoon. Three games, three top-10 opponents, three losses...
...UC-San Diego game further highlighted Harvard's need to work on its transition game. But once again, the score failed to indicate the parity of the two teams' skill levels...
...respectively "urgent" and "imperative," to call the Crimson. I returned these calls out of courtesy, though I had adopted a policy three days before of not giving further interviews on the issue. On calling, I was told that I had been called as a part of a poll of UC representatives, and informed of the results, which had been published in that day's paper. Disappointed to learn that my resolution was headed to near-certain defeat, I nevertheless reaffirmed my original position...
...Crimson's reporting on the issue was considerably more accurate. Despite its anti-ROTC editorial views, it refuted the false charge of some anti-ROTC activists that gays and lesbians in the military could be jailed solely on the basis of their sexual orientation, and reported that the UC's initial stance on ROTC reflected the views of a large majority of the student body it was created to represent, even at the peak of anti-ROTC sentiment. The Crimson's editorial on the issue, in conjunction with the numerous dissents by its editors that accompanied it, reflected the honest...