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...bill, as passed by the UC, aims to allow all ROTC courses taken by Harvard students at MIT to appear on their Harvard transcripts. Current policy states that ROTC courses “may be taken only on a non-credit basis...
...Harvard’s Cambridge-based schools—the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard Law School, and Harvard Design School. Two undergraduates and two graduate students will also be named to the committee in consultation with their respective student councils, according to the announcement. Undergraduate Council (UC) President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 praised the committee’s formation, saying the chairs had approached the UC to find potential members from both the river and the Quad. “We plan to do a thorough search process and put the best possible students...
...subcommittee was created last fall in response to “a series of incidents during House events,” specifically the fight that erupted during a Harvard Society of Black Scientists and Engineers party in Lowell. McLoughlin has already presented the working draft to the UC and House masters and will next solicit feedback from the CHL, House Committee (HoCo) members, and student group leaders before sending it to interim Dean of the College David R. Pilbeam for final approval. The report’s suggestions “are similar to other colleges,” McLoughlin...
...This misstep on the part of the Dems is hardly unique to Harvard. An article in the Wall Street Journal in 2006 described the Republican scene at UC-Berkeley, historically amongst the most liberal colleges in the country. Despite the scant population of conservatives at Berkeley, the Berkeley College Republicans have managed to become one of the biggest groups on campus—with over 650 members, it is bigger than its rival group, the Cal Berkeley Democrats...
...committee members present. The two hour discussion was peppered with words like “apathy,” “transparency,” and “accountability.” Hot topics included the disconnect between Council members and the students they represent, transparency in UC procedures, the high turn-over rate among UC representatives, and freshmen representative elections. The first questions of the night probed at the history of the UC and its changes over the past two and a half decades, but talk quickly turned to the review committee’s objectives. Much...