Word: coops
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...simple series of questions, if answered, would settle the extend to which Coop management is responsible for the problems. The Crimson has attempted to ask these questions. The president of the Coop said in late October he would meet with Crimson reporters if a third party was present, but when a recently resigned Coop director, Stephen S.J. Hall, vice president for Administration, agreed to be a witness, the president became "too busy." In a similar reversal. Coop general manager Howard W. Davis withdraw his agreement to field the questions if they were asked in the process of a current student...
ONLY THE DIRBCTORS, then, remain in a position to demand explanation. If the students who serve on the Coop board are concerned with the dictates of ethical business practices and the Coop's stated purpose of lowering the cost of living at Cambridge universities, they can make five easy queries to resolve the issue once...
Second, the directors should press for an explanation of the apparent deception in Coop refunds of Capital and Columbia records. Albums purchased by the Coop from an independent dealer have been returned to the manufacturers under questionable pretenses for profit...
Third, they should ask the Coop management why employee turnover is so high, and why the recent unionization drive, in stark contrast to those of previous years, has been so successful...
Fourth, they should question whether last spring's election measured up to standards set by Coop by laws. Delegation of ballot processing does not appear to be authorized under the by laws. More importantly, last spring's ballot processors said they did not verify ballots from Episcopal Theological Seminary students or check to see that voters who paid membership fees after October 10 were disqualified...