Word: chul
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Student Lobby would later change its name to Student Issues Coalition in order to be officially recognized by CHUL...
...battled over the breakfast issue, Student Lobby also claimed that CHUL, then the main undergraduate representative body, was not doing enough to champion student interests...
...CHUL, an official standing committee of the Faculty, was founded in 1970 in response to the 1969 student seizure of University Hall and to the earlier takeover of Paine Hall. Students involved in the protests had demanded more undergraduate power in administrative decisions, and CHUL’s composition reflected that request. The committee was comprised of both Faculty and student members, including student House representatives, House masters and administrators...
...Though CHUL had access to the “91 account”— the budget for non-academic College expenditures such as House funds and money for other student-related activities—in the fall of 1977, student representatives were still pushing to gain access to broader budgetary information, while others hoped to exercise influence over budgetary decisions...
...says that students took issue with CHUL in part because it was a representation system designed by the Faculty, and not by students. He says the issues raised by the convention were the impetus for the formation of today’s student governmental body, the Undergraduate Council, which was finally established...