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...Yard long after we’ve stopped sending checks to the development office. Commencement, baroque with its Latin and with its officials on horseback, exudes venerability; Harvard planners think in terms of decades and centuries as they limn the details of the Allston expansion. Despite the Undergraduate Council??s best efforts, it will be a generation before Harvard students enjoy a student center or a substantially better...
...applaud the Crimson’s Feb. 4 editorial, “Prioritize the Curriculum,” for reminding us of the Undergraduate Council??s responsibilities in the curricular review process and for making thoughtful and beneficial suggestions to the council...
Mahan also proposed reinstating the council??s constitution revision committee and rejoining the Ivy Council, a body which includes representatives from every Ivy League college student government but Harvard?...
...council was created out of the political turmoil of the 1960s to make the legislative process more efficient, not more secretive; it was a recognition that hundreds of Faculty members could not work out the fine details of legislation that led to the council??s formation, not a belief that all were not entitled to be involved. Closing off The Crimson’s access to the council??s policy discussions also denies professors the right to publicly examine what arguments and opinions their elected representatives are offering on the most important decisions facing the University...
...council has to do more than just pass resolutions, or else its work will be ignored. Council leaders must forge ties with the committees that will eventually make policy recommendations and lobby hard for the council??s platform. The administrators, faculty and students on the committees will not pay attention to the machinations of student government unless council members drive the message home personally...