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...grassroots political action committee advocating for the rights and interests of people of phenomenal wealth. We go to Republican fundraisers and cheer on Bush’s wealthy donors as they pour millions into his campaign chest,” says Matthew R. Skomarovsky ’03. Skomarovsky or “Seymour Benjamins,” as he is known to his brethren, is the co-chair of the national organization. He continues, “We go to town hall events with Republican officials and make sure our interests are given priority over the unwashed masses that...
...objective of shopping period is to allow students to make an informed decision about what classes they want to take. Having access to important course information from the start is necessary,” Student Affairs Committee Chair Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Vice-Chair Teddy E. Chestnut ’06 wrote in a report they presented to the committee...
...paper schedules, I find, are not very easy to read at all. I usually wind up looking at the tables for a good while before finding the info I need,” Matthew J. Kozlov ’04 said...
...attacks on the administration’s perceived tight-fistedness seem to stem from a misunderstanding of the role of the endowment at Harvard. Epps lamented on the telephone, “There is a certain fetish of the endowment here.” Undergraduate Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05, among others, appears to share Epps’ misconception. After stopping by Thursday’s rally to show support for the labor movement (even though the Director of the Harvard Union of Clerical Workers and Technical Workers dismissed the NLC’s aims...
Undergraduate Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05 said that while these concrete recommendations are a positive step towards improved services, the University must also address cultural causes of mental health problems, such as stress and methods of preventing them...