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After leaving my last final exam, I expected to feel a great sense of accomplishment??a sense that I was prepared to exit the academic bubble and enter the real world. Instead, I felt about an hour’s worth of relief...
...Relations Director Benjamin W. Milder ’08. The members cited the improved state of the UC as the reason incumbents returned in full force. Whereas the UC ended the spring of 2005 with the resignation of its vice president, it finished last year with a major legislative accomplishment??eliminating the Campus Life Committee that had been widely derided as dysfunctional. “Now that we have returning members who know how things work we’ll be able to better serve the student body right from the get go,” said Milder...
...other things to improve the lives of immigrants in the Boston area, so be it. I prefer international outreach as the modicum of real change, but local work is still extremely commendable. Organizing the millions that have demonstrated in favor of immigrants’ rights is truly an amazing accomplishment?? especially with a population that is so diverse and divided. It took the time and energy of city officials and activists alike to accomplish that. Yet, that effort must now be utilized for systematic change. We have shown that we are here, we have shown that...
University President Lawrence H. Summers hailed the project as a “remarkable accomplishment?? in remarks at Friday’s ceremony...
...least—said that “the media really turned on Dean.” Just last week, longtime political journalist William Greider wrote in The Nation that he had talked to a handful of top campaign reporters who were “chortl[ing] over their accomplishment?? in toppling Dean...