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Even the good intentions behind these concerns are corrupted by a poorly devised and implemented hiring process. Crimson Key, the sole provider of Harvard tour guides during the school year over the past 54 years, was not even approached for advice in devising the new plan. In fact, before pressure was applied from Crimson Key alumni and officers, Byerly Hall did not see the need to discuss further the changes relayed to us over the summer, and because of time constraints among admissions officers in the fall, student input will not be possible in the near future. The plan that...
...months into the last academic year, the College Dems were divided when an e-mail was sent out encouraging non-Democrats to join the club for the sole purpose of voting for Geoffrey F. Reed ’03, a candidate for the club’s presidency...
...primarily ceremonial role, with real executive power residing in the city manager and the superintendent of schools. Credit for Cambridge’s AAA bond rating goes to City Manager Robert W. Healy, who has been in office since Galluccio was in high school. On education, Galluccio cannot claim sole credit for restructuring Cambridge Rindge & Latin School, which was approved before he became mayor, or for changing the assignment plan to elementary schools, which the school committee approved unanimously. Barrios, an affordable-housing lawyer by profession, understands that solving Boston’s housing crisis requires a smart...
...ward after annual insurance premiums for its group of four hospitals swelled to $22 million, from $7 million in 2000. In Arizona one woman gave birth by the side of the road before she reached the only remaining maternity ward in an area of 6,000 sq. mi. The sole trauma center in Las Vegas closed for 10 days in July, forcing critically injured patients to be helicoptered to California or treated in ill-equipped local emergency rooms...
...secondary school level, unlike competitor Shannon O’Brien, Reich rightly opposes using the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System exam as the sole determinant of whether a student receives a diploma. In addition to promoting decreased class sizes and the importance of attracting talented teachers, Reich has been outspoken about the need for statewide, full-day kindergarten—a welcome change from Acting Governor Jane Swift, who recently vetoed a $28 million state initiative to help local school districts pay for full-day kindergarten...