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...elect us, we’ll solve all of the UC’s problems!” We, like so many other students, are tired of this kind of thinking. Students are not merely demanding changes within the Undergraduate Council (UC) structure; we are seeking a bold new vision for student life on our campus: the fulfillment of Harvard’s Promise...
...contrast to administrators and professors, student leaders are only around for one or two years at a time. In this climate of transition, student leaders must fight the tendency to think purely within the scope of their time; they must plan for the future. To this end, the vision of Harvard’s Promise provides us with a framework necessary to take measurable, achievable steps toward institutionalizing such long-term changes. Anything less would be irresponsible...
...rather than the three dozen members of the UC. Through dialogue with student groups and informal conversations with peers and faculty, Ali and Eddie will work with the members of the Harvard community to bring about lasting change. It is this grassroots mobilization that forms the core of their vision; and it has already begun...
...they push for these goals, it won’t be merely through UC policy papers but principally through the combined will of the undergraduate body as it demands change. This is the grassroots platform of Zaidi and Lee, and the voices of students, thousands strong, will turn this vision into the fulfillment of Harvard’s Promise...
...Eddie are the leaders Harvard needs because they believe in the promise of a Harvard that is truly great. They share a vision for a community that is greater than the Harvard of today: one that is a rich, engaging, inspiring, healthy, and inclusive Harvard that will not only reward its own students, but positively transform the world we are commissioned to lead. They will dedicate themselves, and we will be better because...