Word: conventioneers
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One such key issue is what the relation of CHUL, CUE, ACSR and CRR will be to whatever type of student government the constitutional convention eventually designs. Maxine S. Pfeffer '81, secretary of the convention and a member of the CUE, says the chances of a confrontation between the new...
Although this issue continues to divide the members of the convention, the group's most enthusiastic supporters insist that the issue is not really all that important. Calabrese says the delegates to the convention are coalescing around the idea of a symbiotic relationship between the new student government and the...
Many members of the convention advocate making CHUL an auxiliary of the new student government and giving the latter the power to appoint the members of CHUL. Changes in the CHUL election procedure, however would require Faculty legislation. Few members of the convention say they want the new government to...
Convention members hesitate to specifically blame CHUL and CUE members for the inadequacy of present student government. Instead they point to structural obstacles that prevent the existing method of student representation from working effectively. "Even if the members of CHUL are doing the best job they can do, they cannot...
A possibly apathetic student body creates another problem that convention members are worried about. Many students feel it may be futile to attempt to exert any kind of influence over an administration committed to making its own decisions. "It seems the students could not care less," William Mayer '79, a...