Word: constitutionalized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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"Lily-White Bench." At no time has Powell appeared in court on his own behalf. And last week he chose for the first time to give any public explanation of "my side of the case." He rose in the House of Representatives, where he could say whatever he wished and...
The Harvard Dramatic Club will vote today on a new constitution which would place effective control of the organization-and of the Loeb season-in the hands of a non-effective, self-perpetuating executive committee, as proposed last week.
Both Ascheim and the sponsors of the new constitution expect that the membership will approve it. According to John H. Anderson '66, a vote of one-half those attending tomorrow's meeting will be considered a sufficient mandate.
Under the proposed constitution, the five-man executive committee would choose all plays for production in the Loeb. George Hamlin, associate director of the Loeb, Chapman, and the president of the HDC would meet with the committee, but none of those three would vote.
The constitution would include one provision for membership control. When executive committee posts become vacant, the committee would send out to the members a list of possible successors, consisting of at least as many names as there are vacancies. If two-thirds of the members oppose the election of any...