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...university is a temple to meritocracy, where the religious ardor of intellectualism purifies us of our class distinctions. To the extent that class does exist, it checks itself at Johnston gate. If legacy status gave you leg up in the admissions process, no one asks you about it once you??re here. Overt social elitism would be as shocking as racism, and condemned as such. Even some final clubs shield themselves from the shrill accusation of “classism” by waiving dues for cash-strapped members...
...most definitely its books to the river. Priority number one is bringing home the gold, but the crew wouldn’t mind an A- as well. “Having the past weekend off was important,” said senior heavyweight captain Katie Gold. “You??re balancing training and preparing for Sprints while making sure everyone has their work done.” Academics aside, the challenge facing both crews this weekend is daunting enough. Both squads come in as heavy underdogs, with the heavyweights ranking No. 14 in the nation...
...circle as several megaphone-wielding ringleaders shouted chants that only slightly misrepresented the situation. “What’s disgusting? Union busting!” they cried (the guards actually have a union and Harvard has done nothing to bust it), and “Hey, Harvard, you??ve got cash! Why do you pay your workers trash?” (Harvard doesn’t pay these guards—AlliedBarton does). Meanwhile, other students banged giant water jugs like drums, adding to the fever. The protestors, who seem to delight in making mountains...
...Monday, over 150 protesters—mostly students—formed a circle in the Yard before marching to Mass. Hall to speak with administrators, chanting, “What’s outrageous? Harvard’s wages!” and “Hey Harvard, you??ve got cash! Why do you pay your workers trash...
...When you power up your radio, you don’t know if you??re going to get Larry in Latvia or Bob over at the bio labs,” club member David Allred ’85 says...