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...House Masters refused to allow 24-hour access to the Houses for all students. At the start of the spring term, the advent of 24-hour universal keycard access seemed all but certain. For a two-semester trial period, the Houses had kept their doors open to all upperclass students except between the hours of 1:00 and 8:00 a.m. The experiment was a success—students were able to move freely among the Houses, and there was no evidence of any threat to safety. On Feb. 11, the Undergraduate Council unanimously passed a resolution encouraging the Masters...
...negative perceptions of UHS based on apocryphal anecdotes dispensed to successive classes of first-years by upperclass students? Or, instead, is its reputation based on the poor care that a number of students claim to have experienced when they went...
McKinsey was banned from the recruiting program, which helps interested upperclass students find jobs with a variety of companies, for conducting some of its 1999 interviews off-campus, in violation of OCS policy...
When forced to pick concentrations, our young, innocent first-years are plucked from the safe lands of indecision a mere 32 weeks after entering fair Harvard. Our not-so-young, not-so-naive upperclass students spend the following three years whirling with confusion over concentration requirements and course plans. A CUE Guide to concentrations is therefore definitely in order. We commend Undergraduate Council President Paul A. Gusmorino ’02 for sticking to his campaign promises...
...numeric information will be useful for students, much of a concentration experience cannot be boiled down into a CUE guide-like statistic, and we encourage a more narrative approach for this guide. Gusmorino’s idea for an interactive website where first-years can post questions to upperclass students and tutors sounds wonderful, assuming students take advantage of the resource. Although a simple guide could never replace (and should not be allowed to supplant) a strong advising program, the more detailed information that students can achieve through the guide, the more useful the actual advising process will...