Word: matthew
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...past, our base goal has been to throw a fall and a spring concert,” says HCC Chair of Campus and Professional Partnerships Matthew R. Conroy ’07, who is also a Crimson editor. “The new goal of the HCC is to tap into what students want out of their concert events. We understand that Harvard students not only want big events that the campus as a whole can be proud of, they’re also looking for moderate-sized events that can bring people together...
...that students have been willing to sell their votes for a wide range of prices and that more students have been willing to sell votes than buy votes. He said, however, that some students have e-mailed him to rescind their offer to sell their votes. UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 said that the service is contrary to the spirit of this election. “I strongly feel this is unethical, and I know a lot of students feel the same,” he said...
...support student initiated events and activities,” Corker wrote.“I think a programming board in one form or another will evolve and that it will exist as a much more independent body than the current Campus Life Committee,” says UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06. However, he says he envisions the budget as still being under the control of the UC. Kidd affirms the need for student voice in any form of social programming.“Students would need to be heavily involved in how all student activity...
...understanding was just what they told us their position was and that they would actively support a movement to bring an ROTC chapter to campus,” said Matthew P. Downer ’07, president of the HRC. “It was very explicit. During the endorsement meeting, someone brought up the possibility of bringing up a resolution bringing ROTC back to Harvard and they both said they would support that. It left little doubt in the minds of the people in the room...
...about. Obviously, it’s about electing a new president and vice president for the UC, but—not to get all existential or anything—it isn’t entirely clear what that means. When Fifteen Minutes ran an article and photo featuring Matthew W. Mahan ’05 at the end of his presidential term (gazing out a window, wistfully), it wasn’t clear what he was leaving behind. Likewise, with Matthew J. Glazer ’06 coming up on his last official hair-flip as president...