Word: counciler
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Ever since the first large meeting of over 100 people, the committee seems to have, through no readily discernable fault of its own, lost contact with those whom it pretends to represent," said Bradley A. Evans '93, a council member who said he supports the status quo. "This leaves us with randomization without representation...
...know that pushing for the present systemwould have made me look better but it wouldn'thave stopped 100 percent randomization," saidHarmon, who is also vice chair of the council'sresidential committee. "Those who criticize me fornot being able to preserve the present systemshould wake up and realize how undemocraticHarvard...
Many students also criticized Harmon forholding leadership positions in both CAR and theUndergraduate Council. Joshua S. Byard '93 saidthat Harmon's position as a council representativemay have motivated him to alter his position...
...excerpt from new free speech guidelines accepted Wednesday by the Faculty Council. The full Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) will vote on the rules in February...
...Undergraduate Council and the house masters have recently given up on the housing issue. I expect that Dean Jewett will also find the issue too complex to deal with and will turn it over to President Bok. The only higher authority than Bok at Harvard is God, but God has a tendency towards order. God will probably leave the task to entropy, the only natural process of randomization in the world...