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Clearly, Harvard is currently looking to decrease cases of student overindulgence—the College’s Committee on Social Clubs recently recommended that Harvard introduce student group responsibility for dangerous drunkenness. But this is a misguided approach if the College does not both address the faults of its alcohol education system and build on its strengths, such as the FRED...
Please show this to your prefrosh! We address this column to the prefrosh because they have the most potential and most promise to achieve the amazing things Harvard students are capable of. The worst mistake a Harvard student can make is matriculating here. When your host takes you out this weekend remember to take a handful of salt with those first few desperate tequila shots. Obviously, the school is going to try and put its best foot forward, but they won’t tell you that that foot is as fake as the foot on the life-size otaku...
...administration for a lack of accountability and looked to the upcoming presidential elections to redeem America’s international reputation in a discussion with students, yesterday evening. Jonathan H. Alter ’79, who is also an NBC political correspondent, met with about 25 Harvard students to address the question, “The Bush Failure: Can the Next President Fix It?” The event was organized by Alter’s nephew Spencer B. Lazar ’07 as part of the “Conversations with Kirkland” discussion series and took...
...Before voting on final legislation, the Faculty still needs to address suggested changes to the four remaining proposed categories—“Science of Living Systems,” “Science of the Physical Universe,” “Societies of the World,” and “The United States in the World...
...Harvard Law School Child Advocacy Program (CAP) held its inaugural conference this weekend to address the legal problems that children face. The conference, which was co-sponsored by the American Bar Association, featured speakers from New York Governor Eliot Spitzer’s office, the Massachusetts Department of Social Services, and various law schools from across the country. The conference was intended to shed light on children’s issues, which is one of the most underserved areas of the law, according to Wasserstein Public Interest Professor of Law Elizabeth Bartholet, who is the director...