Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Under the terms of the new charter, councils in the future will serve from February to February. Nominations for the eight House candidates open today and close next Wednesday; elections will take place the following Wednesday. Petitions signed by twenty people are necessary for nomination...
Only 69 percent of Leverett balloters voted for the new charter. Dunster had the biggest turnout and was the only House which cast more than 200 votes. One-hundred and eighty-eight approved of the constitution and 37 voted against...
...constitutional referendum of 1947 a majority of the student body was required to favor the charter for ratification; in this election, only two-thirds of the students who voted had to approve to put the constitution into effect...
...major changes in the revised charter fall into five categories: period of tenure, appointments, nominations, freshman representation, and rights to initiative...
...charter continues trends which began in 1936. These trends have diminished the council's disciplinary powers over the individual student; they have made the group's primary function that of investigation and inquiry into University policies and programs; they have made the body more elective than appointive. In short, formerly a government of the students, the organization has gradually become, as its name indicates, a "council," by and for the students...