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...addition to specific arguments for increasing the budget??€”to which no one objected—descriptions of the Library’s role in the University dominated much of the meeting...
...School of Public Health also offsets about half its electricity load through wind power certificates, although funds for that program come from the school’s administrative budget??€”not from student termbill surcharges...
...five years, Cambridge will get another chance to renegotiate its deal with Harvard. But the city knew exactly what it was getting when the current agreement was made, and has no just cause to complain. One of the primary reasons for the current push—a rising city budget??€”is ridiculous for exactly this reason. Cambridge was quite aware that city spending tends to increase, and even that they sometimes increase more quickly than is expected. Cambridge should have been aware of all this in the original negotiations. Harvard has no obligation to pay a relatively constant...
...Committee Fund—which represents 31 percent of the council’s budget??€”backs concerts, room parties, $1 movie nights and other events open to the a broad spectrum of students. The Grants Fund is specifically for student groups, nabbing 67 percent of the council’s budget. The remaining 2 percent pays for council expenses...
...interactions with upperclassmen. Although living in Harvard Yard allows first years to form a meaningful community as a class, their lack of affiliation with a residential house impedes their ability to meet a substantial number of upperclassmen. This makes the Prefect Program all the more valuable, but its current budget??€”around $1 per student—is insufficient for the program to function optimally. Therefore, we welcome the University Hall’s announcement that the program’s budget will swell five-fold this year, and we hope that this raise portends both continued strong funding...