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...racing.Even with these different paths to the Weld Boathouse, Demers and Larsen-Strecker share a common leadership philosophy.“I don’t think we’re that different in our leadership skills,” Demers says. “We both lead by example??we’re both not that vocal.”And Moore completes the threesome, serving as commodore this year.“She was voted commodore by the team, but there were a ton of people who could have been voted,” Demers says...
...were than everyone else. Whither went our intricately carved wooden chairs? Our tables crafted from aged, solid oak covered in soft, silken tablecloths? Our bow-tied and jacketed service staff? The degrading and dishonorable concept of self-service—requesting our own meals on high-tech kiosks, for example??had as large a place in this elegant world of silk and mahogany as women did on the student side of the kitchen door...
...about their finances. That alone makes the ones with at least a modicum of participation worth protecting, even at a slight burden to the Athletics Department. The non-financial requirements of club athletes—finding their own coaches, scheduling their own games, and arranging for facility access, for example??become incredibly, and often prohibitively, demanding. While there are good reasons for a JV team to switch to club status, such as more flexibility in scheduling games and practices and not having to deal with NCAA bureaucracy, the Department of Athletics should not pressure teams with committed members...
...while they were at Harvard? Where will they be living next year? How much will they be getting paid? Though many of Harvard’s peer institutions collect and publish data on the career paths of Harvard students—Princeton, Cornell, and the University of Pennsylvania, for example??Harvard does...
Should Galluccio exit the council race—in order to devote more funds to a state senate campaign, for example??his absence would drastically increase the chances of a non-incumbent winning a council seat. Galluccio would, however, be legally allowed to serve concurrently as both a state senator and a city councilor...