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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...recent years, students have criticized the Ad Board for its secret meetings and the CRR for appearing to single out political protestors...
...itself a recent innovation, created in the aftermath of the 1969 takeover of University Hall, but students have been demanding more openness from the Ad Board since its inception...
Therefore, the faculty voted to delegate its power to oversee student discipline to a small committee of teaching faculty. The Ad Board's small membership, fewer than a dozen people, was designed to allow the body develop a consistent policy for dealing with academic and behavioral infractions and with petitions for exceptions from regular Harvard rules...
...entire faculty must still vote on expulsion and dismissal charges, and it retains the right to overrule the Ad Board...
During the early years of the Ad Board, students who were caught breaking rules were summoned to University Hall, where one of a bevy of assistant deans would hear their side of the story and then present the case to the entire body. Students frequently complained that they had not previously met the deans who dealt with them...