Word: cabineteer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...letter in response to today's article in the Crimson titled "Rawlins' Success Relies on Council's Record." I disagree strongly with the comment made by council member Ben Hulse '99 that "most of the new members who are very involved are part of [Hyman's and Rawlins'] executive cabinet." In fact, most new members on the Council who are very involved are definitely not part of this executive cabinet, which consists of fewer than 10 new council members...
While the executive cabinet has a valuable function, to imply that Rob and Lamelle are responsible for inspiring for the majority of new "very involved" council members is simply not true. In fact, most "very involved" council members, like most council members overall, do not support the Rawlins-O' Mary ticket. --Sam Spital '00, Southwest Yard council representative
...executive cabinet is the living embodiment of the Bill of Rights," Rawlins says. "It's worked smoothly and only supplemented the existing structure...
Hulse says the executive cabinet has allowed new members to play an influential role on the council soon after joining...
...Most of the new members who are very involved are part of this executive cabinet," he says...