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...FALL of 1976, the New York Times declared the 60's officially over: Harvard's freshman class of 1980 had broken the student boycott of the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities (CRR). Last week, the class of 1982 rectified that mistake when the 15-member panel selected to choose next year's freshman members refused to nominate any representatives...
...clear that the pattern which has developed concerning student influence on administration decisions and policy has been one of frustration. At least, in the cases of the CRR and now the ACSR, students are resisting co-optation by boycott. But as I said before, the committee system is not the only problem. We lack experience, ideas and inspiration--more than this, we lack any sense of unity...
Student members of the CRR say that equal student and faculty representation is the most important of the reforms...
...CRR boycott, partly broken in the last two years, has continued since 1971 because of constant disagreement between students and faculty members over the interpretation of the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, which set up the CRR to defend what it called "the rights of members of the University...
...Although we do not approve of all aspects of the CRR, we believe that representation and participation of students on CRR are essential to achieve any further reform and to protect the rights of undergraduates," Richard N. Chassin '81, a CRR representative, said yesterday...