Word: problems
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...council so hated? The problem is that the council has not successfully executed the kind of campus life initiatives that many students desire. We have yet to see improvements to the MAC, cable TV in the dorms, a student center or the other fantasies that most Harvard students never expect to see. Are these improvements particularly extravagant? Not really. A student center is almost ubiquitous on college campuses. Cable TV is maybe a little extravagant, but it is still fairly common for college dorms to be wired for cable. Regardless, we want our student representatives to fight for these improvements...
...know that the term bill, inevitably, will be raised. A term bill increase, however, will not solve the problem. This money will go to student groups and social events, both of which are certainly in desperate need of the cash. Unfortunately, this arrangement will leave no money for the student life initiatives that we all desperately want...
...true Renaissance man," said HCS President David J. Mitby '01. "This is the kind of guy who understands the need for students to save money on textbooks, organizes its publicity campaign and, as a bonus, can tell all of us CS-folks that the search is an NP-complete problem that was solved with special optimization...
John F. Bash '03, running mate of Matthew Zanotelli '02, said part of the council's problem with legitimacy stems from a lack of funds...
...many other generous alumns) were approached to help create the Barker Center for the Humanities and the Knafel Center for Government and International Studies before Charles T. "Ted" Bauer '42 was moved to provide the key gift for the new Life Sciences building. Even if there were a problem with differential funding among the disciplines, it could not be solved by taxing alums gifts in order to fund projects which our donors do not want to support. Development involves explaining to alums why the institution's priorities should be theirs, and it is a credit to our graduates that they...