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Against the advice of the Office of International Programs, my parents, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, friendly strangers from a wide variety of nations, and a few blockmates, I have never studied abroad. I voluntarily remained here in Cambridge: a city which once alternated between rain, hail, and sunshine in the time it took me to walk from Quincy House to William James Hall...
...Last month, justifiably angry student group leaders and Undergraduate Council members protested outside the Faculty meeting and subsequently met with Knowles. He turned down their request to repeal the tax, citing the fact that the tax was a FAS-wide policy and that it would be improper micromanagement for him to intervene...
...Sometimes when I have a lot of work, it’s hard to rationalize going running to myself. It feels like procrastination, even though I know that it ultimately helps me.” That a student should have such a concern illustrates a college-wide lack of perspective. In a balanced life, academics are not more important than personal health. By institutionalizing physical activity, Harvard can send its students a clear message: exercise matters...
...reach “proficiency.” She also called for a “community meeting” dedicated solely to discussing the results. School committee member Nancy Walser said that the district would discuss the report at this year’s three newly planned community-wide forums on the achievement gap. Despite cited weaknesses in measurement, Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 said the district has progressed in its reporting of student performance in schools. “There was a time when the school committee got no data like this...
...votes were counted, Haddock and Riley won in a landslide and began their terms with a strong mandate to fulfill their main promise. Upon taking the council’s helm, Riley sent a message to UC’s e-mail list announcing a plan to reform campus-wide social programming by collaborating with the CLC, student groups, the administration, and the student body. This plan came to fruition in April when the UC voted to cede responsibility for campus-wide social events to a board that would later become the College Events Board (CEB). Following an announcement...