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While it remains unclear exactly what was decided in last Thursday’s meeting, and whether or not the subcommittee, chaired by Yale athletic director Thomas Beckett, will move forward with efforts to initiate a tournament, what is certain is that any potential change is still far off on the horizon. Getting the approval of the league’s athletic directors would be just the starting point of an arduous process that would ultimately end up with the eight Ivy presidents—and as one might recall from past musings on the lack of Ivy League inclusion...
...While the inner machinations of University Hall remain unclear, it is clear that administrators are paying lip service to the importance of student life while little progress is being made beyond projects previously in the works. When, for instance, will FAS begin to make tangible improvements in undergraduate teaching? When will it take steps to reinvigorate house life? The diversion of focus from issues such as these is evidence enough that there needs to be a long term change in University Hall’s attitude...
...then it seems that the EAC would settle for eight percent reductions, or maybe six percent. They would settle for any outcome as long as Harvard starts moving, and moving publicly. Yet if the EAC deems the vote unlikely to achieve the goal stated on the referendum, it is unclear why the EAC bothered to push for this initiative...
...changed over the past several days, Petersen said that Gross “was getting pressured from a lot of us talking to him, and this way he can ostensibly say that the tax is still happening.” Haddock said that Gross was unclear “about what the timeline would be,” and whether the College will continue to reimburse student groups in the future. “Ultimately, I hope to see FAS take a fully supportive role of student groups on campus,” Haddock said. “I think...
...Jennifer M. Markham ’07 of Harvard Ballroom. Ilievski and Markham certainly worked the stage, pulling off a riveting and obviously emotional performance. The two later returned for “Tell Me Why,” the second-to-last dance of the night. It was unclear why, unlike Bhangra which also performed two pieces, they appeared in two segments instead of one.“OutKast Medley,” the piece by the dancers from the Harvard TAPS, was well-intentioned but fell short. While the popular music from OutKast is conducive to certain types...