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...hurry. After all, if Harvard students can’t be trusted in Harvard’s buildings, who can? But all I could think of then was how the council’s crowning achievement of the past two years—24-hour access to every upperclass House for all undergraduates—is being silently undone entry by entry...
Sixteen teams from the upperclass Houses, the freshman dorms and University Hall competed for a $100 cash prize—and dodgeball bragging rights...
Most of the campaign platforms resemble each other when it comes to specifics, but Glazer’s priorities are in line with ours. He is committed to improving the quality of teaching fellows and working to expand the role of upperclass peer advising. He is a supporter of renewable energy, a proponent of an online reservation system for student space and an advocate for improving student services through meaningful (and manageable) small scale projects like bringing back 5-day a week brain breaks and installing vending machines in the Science Center. Glazer also backs the kinds of large community...
...peer advising website currently lists 45 upperclass advisers representing 18 concentrations, but few of these undergraduates have been contacted by students seeking advice, said Student Affairs Committee Vice Chair Teddy E. Chestnut...
...number of fantastic ideas have been advanced, including integrating public service into the curriculum and the elimination of the Core. A number of terrible ideas—like the move to a Yale housing system, where first-years are randomly assigned to Yard houses and funneled into predetermined upperclass houses—are also being considered by the administration. The council has the pre-existing relationships with administrators and the access to the review process to organize student opinion into real power that they can leverage on behalf of current and future students, and academia as a whole...