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Going Colorblind
Grandparents say the darnedest things. Scene: Miami, Florida. My family and I are sitting around the dining table for Christmas
Service Groups’ Structure To Change
Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 approved changes last week which will effectively transfer power from a single
College To Examine Support for Student Groups
A student-faculty committee voted to approve a wine appreciation group and discussed reviewing both the College’s role with student groups
H Bomb Faces Further College Review
The College announced yesterday that it will not fund a proposed student-run sex magazine and that it will reconsider the
Committee Approves Porn Magazine
After flipping through the pages of Squirm, a Vassar College erotica magazine, the Committee on College Life (CCL) voted to
Mahan, Blickstead Sworn In
Vowing to fulfill campaign promises to improve the social and academic lives of students, Matthew W. Mahan ’05 and Michael
Chopra Bids Farewell to Council
Undergraduate Council President Rohit Chopra ’04 and Vice President Jessica R. Stannard-Friel ’04 bid a tearful goodbye to the council
Council To Request Input on Allston
University administrators must include students in their decisions about College life on the other side of the River, according to
Mahan Triumphs in Council Race
Undergraduate Council veteran Matthew W. Mahan ’05 was declared the next council president last night in an election decided by
Mahan Cleared Of Plagiarizing Platform Text
As the Undergraduate Council election heads into its final stretch, the council’s election commission formally investigated—and dismissed—an anonymous tip that
Byrd Violations Prove Costly
Voting in the Undergraduate Council elections begins today, but one of the presidential candidates, Aaron S. Byrd ’05, will not
Chopra Criticizes Council in Speech
With his four potential successors doing most of the talking over the last week, soon-to-be-former Undergraduate Council President Rohit Chopra
Council Hopefuls Go Head to Head
Rifts over campaign issues and council records emerged in a debate between the Undergraduate Council’s presidential candidates held yesterday. All
Undergraduate Council Presidential Race Kicks-Off
The race for Undergraduate Council president got off to a quick start yesterday, with aggressive postering, an early head-to-head debate
U.C. Hopefuls Begin Races
In a field that is noticeably missing a number of the bigwigs in Harvard’s student government, four candidates will run
