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...pleased to see that the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) is taking constructive steps to improve campus security. The police are preparing to deploy officers on bicycles and are working to improve visibility on all shifts. The police have also established a substation in Weld Hall and have invited police officers and security guards to eat in the dining halls in order to establish better relationships with undergraduates...
...police substaion in Weld Hall should help officers to monitor the Yard and improve their response times to emergency calls. For instance, last week when an intruder in Weld was reported to the police substation, it took officers too long to determine that he was lurking in fifth floor rooms. We hope the substation will have more on-duty officers. It was also designed to improve interaction between undergraduates and the police. Students have access to the substation 24 hours a day, and it also brings more officers and guards to the Yard...
There are also many local politicians forcing this change. Young leaders like Gov. William F. Weld '66, Rep. Marty Meehan (D-Lowell) and Rep. Peter Blute (R-Shrewsbery) have all departed from the traditional style of local politics. Meehan, a true social liberal, distinguishes himself by his budgetary discipline. He was given a near perfect rating by The Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to balancing the federal budget...
Republicans like Blute and Weld have also consistently supported political reform. Weld boasts of his strict fiscal discipline and his comprehensive campaign to streamline state government. Blute, often seen as the lone Gingrich disciple in the Bay State, has helped push many of the new Republican reforms through the House. Yet while both echo conservative principles, each is grounded by the state's inherently liberal nature. Both distance themselves from Republican party's extreme right wing...
...institution of popular elections should give the vice president a stronger voice on the council, says Tally Zingher '99 of Weld Hall...