Word: crr
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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House members yesterday cited several CRR procedures they considered objectionable, including the lack of notification of charges, the barring of lawyers from student hearings, and the use of hearsay evidence...
Debate centered on whether or not "you have to do it from the inside, since CRR won't be reformed from outside the system," Brian M. Covino '81, former House Committee chairman, said yesterday...
Several house members said that the CRR would prosecute students even if no undergraduate attended its meetings and that if the CRR included a student representative, it would serve their interests better than the University's Administrative Board, which currently hears disciplinary cases...
John F. Irving '83, another House resident, said yesterday that the political climate on campus now permitted a concerted effort for change before the CRR is actually employed to prosecute students...
...said that if students were brought before CRR over such a volatile issue as U.S. involvement in El Salvador, it would be too late to reform the system at that time...