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...Harvard graduate student was struck and robbed of his wallet as he walked on Park Street in Somerville last Wednesday, Nov. 30. The victim, an Asian male, according to Somerville Police Department (SPD) Spokesman Paul Upton, was walking down Park Street at around 11 p.m. last Wednesday night when he heard running footsteps behind him. After being knocked to the ground, the victim and the suspect engaged in a scuffle, Upton said. According to a Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) crime advisory, the struggle resulted after the victim refused to give up his backpack and yelled for help. The alert...
...community life at Harvard.” Haddock added that BMF “really brings students together” and said that self-segregation was a non-issue for him. Gadgil spoke of her own experience with the stigma of perceived self-segregation within the South Asian Association. She added that the UC should fund events which bring people from various backgrounds together. Candidates Magnus Grimeland ’07 and Thomas D. Hadfield ’08 elicited laughter from the crowd after riddling their two-minute opening statement with curse words and attacks on their competitors?...
Student groups already face the problem that their offices are too small to hold meetings, according to the executive co-chair of the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations, Edward H. Thai ’07. He said that currently, offices are relatively close to the spaces in the Yard where groups hold their meetings—but that won’t be the case after the Hilles move. “It’s just doubling the problem,” he said...
...president of the Harvard-Radcliffe Asian American Association, Eveleen S. Hsu ’07, said that groups need to keep their meetings close to freshman dorms in order to woo new members. “I think the freshman social space is a good idea, but student groups need to stay close to the Yard,” she said...
...says Anusha Deshpande ’09, Gadgil’s cousin who is also working on the campaign. “She’s goal-oriented and knows exactly how to do what she wants done.”Recently these goals have included implementing a South Asian studies concentration and pushing for an extra admissions cycle for Tulane students.CONCERTS AND CABLEVoith and Gadgil are advocating for social programming reform that includes better communication with the administration and less emphasis on the bureaucratic structure of the UC.During their first two months in office, the candidates propose to assess...