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...CRR: Jewett said he has some reservations about the long-dormant disciplinary body, but he said he does not accept many students' argument that it is an illegitimate body. Students have perennially boycotted the committee since its inception in 1969, charging that it is used to punish political dissent without appeal to a higher body...
Unlike the Administrative Board, the College's traditional disciplinary body made up of senior tutors and deans, the CRR allows students to serve as voting members, and defendants to defend themselves before the committee...
...throughout the 1970s, House committees refused to name student delegates to the CRR, charging it could punish students for their political beliefs without appeal to a higher body. Anti-apartheid protesters today continue to echo this sentiment...
...Harvard discontinued its annual request for student delegates to the committee but renewed the offer when the Faculty Council reactivated the CRR. Because of time constraints during what was then exam period, House committees refused to send delegates and instead asked for more time, a request that was denied...
...CRR is intended to be composed of six faculty members, six randomly chosen student delegates and one faculty chairman who votes only in the case of a tie. But because House committees have refused to name members, the CRR is empowered to proceed without student members...