Andrew Golis

the Crimson published a “day in the life” profile of my roommate, Mr. Matthew J. Glazer, today. It was pretty good, I thought, and not just because it relied heavily on quotes from me. Definetely read it. In case your too lazy, here’s the metaphor the piece leads with:

In the past few weeks, the UC has made it a priority to clean out the office which, Glazer says, has not been sorted through since before he joined the UC, two-and-a-half years ago.

The excavation of the office, in which three fax machines, several phones, and a Plinko board, among other things, were unearthed, is a little like what Glazer hopes to do during his two semesters at the helm of the UC, with a structural reform committee already at work on making proposals for changes to the makeup of the organization.

“This year I really want to get rid of these traditional issues, for example [24-hour] libraries. If you look at campaigns for the past ten years everybody’s said it,” Glazer says, tucking his trademark long locks behind his ears.

Read the whole thing. Liz Goodwin worked hard on the piece and I think it was worth it (also, it’s nice to my best friend!).

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