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...typical UC fashion, Petersen attempted to supplement his own shortcomings with a blustery speech. To defy publicly the administration on its most prominent occasion may have required a level of courage—but only enough to conceal barely the fumbling and foibles of the Petersen-Sundquist administration...
...Harvard undergraduate electorate would do well to consider long and hard the UC-inspired imbroglios of the past year. The Council has alienated the administration, jeopardized student-group funding, and further marred the UC’s anemic reputation for effective leadership—and all this while demanding another term in office...
Through their sterling record of incompetence and tactlessness, the UC has dug itself a hole of which it may not ever be possible to get out. By indulging the airy-fairy promises of the current UC representatives, we only grant next year’s series of blunders our preemptive approval...
Even if there is no clear and easy solution to the UC mess, as we sit down at our computers to vote this week, we should not allow ourselves to be part of the problem. Christopher B. Lacaria ’09 is a history concentrator in Kirkland House. His column appears on alternate Mondays...
...although we are optimistic about their leadership, we cannot endorse them without reservation. Specifically, Sundquist and Sarafa are an insider ticket, and the UC’s record during the past few months raises some concerns.What sets Sundquist and Sarafa apart is their experience. Both have served on the UC for over two years. Their freshman year, they worked together to get students universal keycard access. Since then, they have taken two different paths.Sundquist has focused on advocacy, while Sarafa has led on fiscal matters. Only the fourth person to be elected UC vice president before his or her junior...