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...equals enthusiasm, energy, good leadership, clear mandates and direction,” Grimeland wrote over and over again in a flurry of e-mails to the UC-General list, responding to claims that a smaller council would be more productive. ‘INTERNAL REFORM GIVES BLINDERS TO THE COUNCIL?? At a UC-sponsored event on Sunday night, University President Lawrence H. Summers offered his own advice to the council. According to students in attendance, Summers said the UC had become so focused on internal reform that it had lost sight of issues that matter to the student...
...very dismayed to read your call for students to protest the Undergraduate Council??s dilatory efforts at reform by opting out of the termbill fee (“Putting the U in UC,” editorial, May 12). While I fully support the views expressed in the rest of the article, and have been actively speaking out in favor of a two-committee UC, the target of a termbill protest would not be the UC, but innocent student groups and house committees. Many student groups, such as the Harvard College Democrats, derive a large part of their...
...loss of 755 students over the last two years raised concerns about the effectiveness of the Cambridge Public School Committee to manage its school district at a meeting between the City Council??s finance committee and the School Committee last night...
...amendment to create OSC fails at Sunday’s meeting—it requires 3/4 of the council??s votes to pass, with 2/3 of the council casting ballots—then CLC will continue to exist in its current form, though campus-wide social events will be organized by the College Events Board, which the UC created last month...
Since the launch of the search in March, undergraduates and graduates have bemoaned the exclusion of students from the committee. Last month, the Harvard Graduate Council??which includes representatives from each of the University’s graduate and professional schools—released a letter calling on the University to add a seat for a graduate student to the search committee. The letter resulted in an April 14 meeting between University administrators and leaders from the Graduate Council, but no change has ensued and both the University and the council have declined to comment on the meeting...