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...We’re an anarchist campaign so it’s kind of hard to get people together for anything,” Hwang said of the minimal turnout of two or three supporters...
Over half of Harvard undergraduates—3,519 students—voted in this year’s election, according to Election Commission Chair Joshua G. Allen ’09. Last year, the election saw a turnout of 3,896 students...
...first day of Math 55, it’s standing room only, a trail mix of serious mathematicians and the curious hoping for a quick glimpse of notoriety. This tremendous turnout is an annual phenomenon. “The first day each year, all the math kids who understand what’s going on are scared,” says Math 55 veteran Scott D. Kominers ’09, “and all the non-math kids who don’t laugh, because they think the class is so hard it’s overkill...
...accordingly reduce the size of the council to two, rather than three, representatives per district. The new “2x2” council, as Haddock termed it during last semester’s debate, began its inaugural session with the UC’s most competitive and highest-turnout general election, according to UC Treasurer Benjamin W. Milder ’08. Because the UC was no longer responsible for planning—and funding—campus-wide social events, money that once went to CLC was freed up in the budget. This surplus has been directed...
...featured representatives from 17 different organizations, including the American Red Cross and the U.S. State Department. IMPACT co-director, Anna E. Fogel ’07, said that she was excited about the success of the event and praised the Harvard students who organized it. “The turnout was great,” she said. “We were also excited about the diversity of the attendees—about 50 percent were Harvard students, and the others were from schools around Boston.” The director of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Sarah...