Word: baileys
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Both Warchol and Ronald Glantz '62, a member of the Council executive committee, attributed the light vote to lack of interest and a disenchantment with the Council resulting from the recent squabbles. Dunster's William E. Bailey '62, a member of the reorganization committee, blamed it on "deliberate deception or gross incompetence on the part of Warchol...
...Bailey said that he and other House Committee chairmen were "caught by surprise" by the date of the vote, and thus were unable to hold "open meetings to stimulate interest." He also criticized the Council for the handling of the Yard vote...
...reply, Warchol said "Bailey himself is responsible for the late date of the vote because he did not distribute the new constitutions...
Noting that "the HSA has acted quickly to clear up minor complaints, such as those about rings and mugs," Bailey declared "we will really have to dig deep" to get the facts about "larger problems...
Defending his choice of committee members, O. Yale Lewis, Jr. '62, Winthrop chairman, apologized for the "lack of smoothness in our actions," but thought "the community will be satisfied with these people." He challenged Bailey to say the proposed group "would not represent the students." Retorted Bailey, Dunster just wants to make sure a thorough job is done...