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...Enterprise Club was founded in April 1999 to promote awareness about “combining business and social objectives.” The Student Entrepreneurship Council, founded in 2002, seeks to promote entrepreneurship among Harvard students and has also designed and implemented houseSYSTEM, a new online portal for the upperclass Houses...
...dangers of alcohol use and abuse don’t only affect first-years. That nearly half of the alcohol patients at UHS are upperclass students illustrates that education and outreach should continue throughout a student’s college career. Targeting students who wish to throw room parties would be a highly effective way to reach older students who are likely to expose themselves and others to alcohol. Currently upperclass students who wish to throw a party must only fill out a short form and speak briefly with their resident tutor. The Center for Alcohol should sponsor training sessions...
...chocolate.” “I remember being struck by that.” According to Eric S. Roberts ’73, a former Currier House tutor, the Quad housed more public school graduates, academics and feminists, and offered greater interaction between first-years and upperclass students due to their status as four-year Houses. One of today’s key Allston players was one of those “unusual” initial male immigrants to the Quad—Dean Gross. “In the early years, people chose the Quad because...
...problems resulting from binge drinking, the culture and social life at Harvard also perpetuate alcohol abuse and determine whether students seek treatment. These issues are essential to understanding and improving students’ relationships with alcohol, and they fall under the purview of the committee. Many first-years and upperclass students display nonchalance toward alcohol or valorize excessive drinking. For reform to be truly effective, policies must work to change student attitudes as well as behavior...
...course, someone will always find the need to hand out flyers and plaster campus. But with some simple, common-sense measures like a new, user-friendly website, we first years might just be able to find the clubs we want, cut down on the upperclass students outside Annenberg and save some trees in the process...