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...conflicting statements call Voith and Gadgil’s honesty into question. At best, Voith and Gadgil were deceptive in their answers; at worst, they were lying. Both of these controversies are clear violations of campaign ethics. Even if we accept the explanations of Voith and Gadgil, the events cast serious doubts on the candidates’ conduct and judgment. Though the e-mail was not sent by Voith or Gadgil and they claim to have had no knowledge of its existence, they are ultimately in charge of their campaigns and must take the blame for this egregious act. Furthermore...
...Kavulla ’07 has sent in to ucvotemarket@gmail.com, the election trading hub set up by Winthrop’s Aleksei Boiko ’06, among others. The site is intended to match up those who don’t care enough about the UC to cast a ballot with those who care so much that they’re willing to dish out some cash to ensure their candidates win out—just another amusing example of our collective obsession with the free market? I think...
Harvard is no stranger to controversy. Our President alone gets more press coverage than most earthquakes, and a handful of particularly colorful professors (you know who they are) fill in the gaps quite nicely when he’s behaving himself. The online community-edited encyclopedia Wikipedia cast a new sort of aspersion at our hallowed halls this past weekend, however: the neutrality of the article about Harvard was disputed. We aren’t by any means the first or the only article to be given this distinction. The ability to question the even-handedness of Wikipedia content...
...which begins in 2006, and it will be up to the membership of that council to decide whether to resurrect it. Two members of the Cambridge School Committee denounced Galluccio’s proposal as invasive and unnecessary. “The simple asking [for an outside audit] has cast aspersions” on the integrity of the School Committee’s financial data, said Benjamin R. Lummis, a lame-duck committee member who was ousted in November’s elections. Nancy Walser, a member of the School Committee who was reelected in November, dragged four large file...
...with Campus Life Fellow Justin Haan ’05 and Special Assistant to the Dean for Social Programming Zachary A Corker ’04, and worked closely with the Dean’s Office on last month’s successful Pep Rally.While we encourage students to cast their votes for Voith-Gadgil this week, we must also commend both of the other tickets for the worthy job each of them has done in campaigning for the UC’s top positions. We are very impressed by the agenda for continued student advocacy presented by the Haddock...