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...Having a Web Site. The UC’s Web site needs to stop being a weak tool that serves as a link to the UC and students. Instead, it should be free to design its own destiny. By giving the Web site an endowment and organizing a crack team of for-profit business school students, the UC’s Web site will finally become a true power player by consolidating power until it finally assumes its correct role as the hegemonic ruler of the world, er, we mean, the trusty student Web portal...
Harvard’s Promise: a Functional Web Site. Harvard’s new UC Web site isn’t a solution for the next year. It’s a vision for the next one hundred and fifty. The idealism of uncountable students who first came to this campus in hopes of changing the world has been crushed by the despotic Web site. A framework needs to be created that will solve the immediate problems yet foster a feeling of contentment throughout the undergraduate community...
It’s about the Web Site. It’s about Time. Instead of fighting with the UC’s Web site, we should learn to talk with it. Through constant advocacy, we can negotiate small changes with the Web site. The positions of links can be shifted. The color palate won’t change, but with the Web site we can discuss the possibilities of tones. And this is the year that we are in the best position to get the Web site to move the calendar a bit higher on the page...
This year is a defining year to determine which path the UC should choose for its Web site. The student body is faced with a difficult decision. After long intense meetings, we on the editorial board have finally reached a consensus for our endorsement. We endorse eventually writing a position paper for a new Web site. Expect it in a few years...
...voted for the resolution in order “to ensure that this research does not expand into ethically objectionable ground in balancing the promise on the foreseeable horizon of stem cell research with the protection of human life,” according to a press release from his web site. The Crimson regrets the error...