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...Golis ’06, who has followed the election on his blog, Cambridge Common.Both Voith and Gadgil are the respective chairs of their UC committees. Voith is the chair of the Campus Life Committee, and Gadgil is the chair of the Student Affairs Committee.But that momentum seemed to shift in the first week of campaigning after last Wednesday’s debate and when the Haddock-Riley campaign picked up a series of high-profile endorsements, including the Harvard College Democrats and the Black Students Association.On Sunday night, The Crimson obtained an e-mail from a staffer...
...wins this election, and both our organizations agree that it shouldn’t be the Voith-Gadgil ticket, the least Harvard students expect from our next leaders is the backbone to stand up for their beliefs, whatever they actually are. While we understand that nuanced positions can shift over time when new information is obtained by candidates, it is embarrassing and disappointing that Voith and Gadgil completely changed their position literally overnight to appease ideologically differing organizations. Given this fundamental breech of trust, it would be equally embarrassing for the Harvard community to elect John Voith and Tara Gadgil...
Rogers says he feels pulled in two directions, between spending more time helping with the war effort and being an integral part of his family. He rushes home after his day shift to jump in the pool with his kids. "At least I get to sleep in my own bed," says Rogers. But he says being deployed in Iraq was easier because he was isolated from the daily errands and the emotional demands of family life. His wife Laura feels differently about his being home. "It takes the edge off being a pilot's wife," she says, "that at least...
...truly enjoyed your selection of the best new inventions [Nov. 21]. I liked the ENV hydrogen-powered motorcycle and the Shift tricycle, whose rear wheels move closer together at higher speeds and separate for balance at slower ones. But I was most impressed by the LifeStraw [a drinking tube with powerful filters that can prevent waterborne infections that kill millions of people in the developing world]. I've traveled to areas where clean water is not a given, so I can appreciate the LifeStraw's value. Thank you for opening eyes around the world to this wonderful device...
...moderators asked pointed questions of the candidates, challenging Haddock on his shift in position on the UC’s role in campus social events, Voith on his final club membership and past record as Campus Life Committee (CLC) chair, and Grimeland on his inexperience and UC attendance record this past semester...