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Sure, why not? Not every piece--in fact, very few--describes occurrences so mundane as a CHUL meeting or the ever-popular event described by the clever Crimson headline "Long Weekend Arrives: Some Leave, Others Stay." There are some serious and insightful articles in here which are no less legitimate because they appeared in a "college" newspaper. John G. Short '70, who made a habit of covering events by participating first and writing later, delivers a long and impassioned account of running with the Weathermen during the Days of Rage in Chicago in 1969; Jody Adams '69 writes movingly about...
...report also recommends that the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) be divided into two smaller committees--the Committee on Housing and the Committee on College Life. The Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), which the report calls a "very successful committee," would be retained...
...recommend the formation of a centralized student council consisting of five committees to deal with social life, educavional policy, residential policy, student services, and communications and finance. The five committees would replace, among others, the present Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE), and the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL...
...accusations fly from both CHUL members and shuttle drivers, we should try to think carefully before attacking fellow students. Wages should not be cut--money for the nighttime shuttle, which is vital for security, is surely available and should be appropriated immediately...
What can the Harvard student do? Get involved. Support the Student Assembly, talk to your CHUL representatives and visit the next CHUL meeting--they're open, look into GUERILLA, do something. Most important, remember that all Harvard students have something in common: We are confronting a tremendous rise in the cost of the Harvard education while services rightfully ours are being cut, and our needs deliberately ignored. If we continue to speak out only when our own personal need is involved, none of us can ever win. Natasha Pearl...