Despite my great pride in these achievements, I am concerned about some issues closer to home. Taiwanese Table typically fails to draw more than a few non-officers. Large TCS events, while somewhat well-attended, still don't seem to attract even a significant minority of the Taiwanese student population here at Harvard. There are a number of issues that I think need addressing. A diverse student population, all potential members, demands a diverse array of activities, not only political and cultural, but also social and even athletic.
Freshman recruitment is a perennial concern.
Thanks for your time. My name is Carey Hsu, and I am a sophomore chemistry concentrator in Mather House. I have had a tremendous time this past year working with all of you in planning and enjoying TCS events. I came on board last April as Harvard Foundation SAC Representative and helped to organize TCS's involvement with the Foundation Film Festival. That month, I also became interim treasurer and have tried to secure TCS's financial viability ever since.