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Also at yesterday’s meeting, UC Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 announced that the Rules Committee will present legislation within the next few weeks that will recommend creating a social programming board and reorganizing the Campus Life Committee...
While specific legislation has not yet been drafted for the proposed social programming board, Capp said at last night’s meeting that one possible option would be to dissolve CLC and the First-Year Social Committee in favor of the new board “that would be able to function more or less independently from the UC...on a day-to-day basis...
...Capp was adamant last night that the UC should maintain at least a supervisory role in any future programming board. He cited the ongoing efforts by the Office of the Dean to address social life among undergraduates, emphasizing that the council needs to remain involved...
Both UC President Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 guaranteed Tuesday night that the council would examine the HCC and its role in the most recent debacle. “On one hand, it’s all on the table,” said Capp. The Harvard community should pressure Capp to put his money—actually, his constituent’s money—where his mouth is and call for a complete overhaul of the HCC. In particular, we believe that the UC should institute...
...mind, the only financially prudent thing to do is to cancel the show.” The show’s cancellation prompted questions from the UC leadership about the role of the council in planning social events on campus. Both Glazer and UC Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 vowed that the council would reexamine its role in the wake of this fall’s failed concert. “We’ll take a very serious look at the HCC,” said Capp. “On one hand, it?...