To the editors:
I would like to publicly thank the following people for their assistance in organizing Tuesday's rally against impeaching the President. Richard Parker at the Kennedy School of Government was helpful in developing the speaker list. The Harvard Radcliffe College Democrats helped with every aspect of organizing the event; special thanks to Joe Sanberg '01, Eugene Krupitsky '02, Erin Ashwell '02 and all the students who helped. The Science Center Director's office provided us with a room and guidance on the logistics of the event. The Science Center Prep Room and Audio Visual Services provided excellent audio/visual support. Joe Wrinn and the Harvard News Office advised us on how to accommodate the press. Lt. John Rooney of the Harvard Police coordinated the security and ensured a safe environment for everyone. Finally, and most importantly, I thank the Harvard students, faculty, staff and members of our community who came to show their outrage at the possible impeachment of the President and the threat to our constitution.
Read more in News
Anti-PaternalismRecommended Articles
-
Class of 2002 Learns Housing FateShouts of joy--and some sobbing--could be heard throughout the Yard yesterday morning as first-years learned their Housing fates. Results of
-
Some Harvard students just ran the Boston Marathon. What was your most strenuous physical activity?This week, several Harvard students sweated their way through the Boston Marathon. What is the most strenuous thing you have
-
Combating the Anthrax ‘threat’ ER-styleThe presence of three House residents in surgical masks has given Quincy House residents a reason to wonder if an
-
Asst. Dean of Freshmen Sparagana ResignsThe Freshman Dean's Office (FDO) will be without a familiar face next semester when Assistant Dean of Freshmen Eleanor Sparagana
-
College Democrats Elect 1999 Board of DirectorsThe Harvard-Radcliffe Democrats elected their new executive board last night after approximately three hours of speeches and debate. The members
-
Arsonists Set Fire to Papers in MatherWhen the fire alarm started sounding Sunday morning, Dana M. Casaus ’02 woke her roommate, grabbed her thesis, and opened
