Posts tagged "student government"
All but two of the positions on the new Student Representative Board are uncontested, making Lisa Lana, ’14, the Board’s new President; Andrew London, ’14, the Board’s new Vice President;...
The world is rapidly changing, and Harvard Law School must keep pace. Global flows of people, goods, and ideas, fueled by technological advances, are merging the local and the global. Harvard University...
When I first saw The Record story describing the Student Government equivalent of the Midnight Judges scandal (well, equivalent if President Adams had tried to appoint himself to Congress), I thought it...
A series of amendments to Student Government’s Constitution have been proposed that, if passed, could extend some current members’ terms; mandate disclosure of bylaws, meeting minutes and attendance logs; and limit...
For the first time in Harvard’s history, the Council of the Dean of Students recognized university-wide student groups for the 2011-2012 academic year. This followed a two-year effort by students...
The Student Government Election started out small. But by the time it was over, it had turned into a huge circus with people waving signs, handing out cookies, displaying videos,...
Well, that was certainly the most entertaining Student Government election I’ve ever witnessed. Before getting to my main point, I first want to take a second to thank the candidates...
Polls for Student Government elections opened Wednesday at 9 a.m. and will remain open until 5 p.m.
Update (1:29 p.m, March 7, 2012): Student Government elections have proceeded as scheduled. No sanctions were issued at this morning’s meeting against any candidate. According to an anonymous source, Student...
Student Government released its minutes and attendance record Tuesday at 4 p.m., approximately eight hours after Rachna Shah, Law ’13, Vice President and candidate for President, e-mailed an emergency motion for disclosure...