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...have to remember what was happening 20 years ago,” he says, referring to the time before the current rules were enacted. “It wasn’t an environment conducive to learning.” Riley said that were “many disruptions?? and students were moving off campus. According to Riley, 80 percent of BU students live in on-campus residences, and with the completion of new facilities, the figure will rise to 90 percent. In 2004, Harvard enacted 24-hour universal swipe access among the upperclassman Houses...
...made or seconded. The article also does not acknowledge that, far from attempting to “disrupt” the meeting, I gave a speech on Green Grants powerful enough to have its time doubled by a vote from the floor. My “disruptions?? were limited to trying to ensure that the rules of procedure, particularly the protection of the rights of absentees, are followed...
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