Word: councill
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...contrast to your article, the World Affairs Council did not offer any explanation, official or other for the cancellation. Although advised by Chartrand, the CRIMSON reporter never contacted the Council on this matter, and in contradiction of the CRIMSON, no official or other explanation was made...
Several of the contentions in that story bear rectification: the visit of the FLN representative was arranged by the Arab Students Association. The staff of the Worlds Affairs Council made tentative arrangements to hold a press-luncheon for him. This arrangement was vetoed by the Council's Executive Committee at the first opportunity without much ado, questioning why the Council, a non-partisan, educational organization should provide such a platform. It was questioned why the Harvard UN Council, one of the sponsors of Mr. Chanderli's trip, should not hold a press meeting instead. A membership meeting was suggested instead...
David M. Perlmutter '59, Council secretary, pointed out that the executive committee's report was based on a comprehensive study made last year by the tutorial committee. "We don't know what the students want," he added...
Lewis B. Oliver, Jr. '61 pointed out that if council recommendations for improved sophomore tutorial were carried out, sophomores could make a "mature" decision concerning the desirability of honors candidacy...
...course of debate on compulsory non-honors tutorial, King K. Holmes '59 questioned the balance the Council was striking between its deliberative and representative functions. "We aren't superior beings," he declared, and expressed his belief that the group should mirror student opinion...