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Proponents of a renewable energy termbill fee met with Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 yesterday to discuss his opposition to the optional charge, which will go to the Faculty Council in January for approval...
Gross, who told the Undergraduate Council earlier this month that he opposed adding another item to the annual termbill, yesterday appeared receptive to the idea of the College purchasing renewable energy but not to the termbill fee, according to a student at the meeting...
...measure, which 82 percent of the student body supported in the council election earlier this month, calls for a $10 fee to fund the College’s purchase of renewable energy. Students also voted for the fee to be presented as an opt-out item on the termbill...
...squid and sea cucumber?and have it prepared in one of the eight restaurants overlooking the market hall. Most of these specialize in sashimi (hwee in Korean), steamed crab and seafood-based hot pots, such as the fiery maeoontang. Typically, prices aren't stated: instead, restaurateurs ask a small fee for dressing your catch and serving it with wasabi, chilies, raw garlic, sesame leaves and lettuce. It might not be everyone's idea of breakfast?but for color, it sure beats the hotel coffee shop...
...possible objecting group is not structurally possible, it is not fair to allow only one or a few groups to opt-out. But change is incremental, and it seems reasonable to me that if vegans found a fair way to opt-out of the meat portion of their board fee, they should be allowed that option. In each of these cases, a majority of the student body agrees to support a termbill hike, to put wind power on the termbill, to allow abortions at UHS and to eat meat. For those who disagree, we have options...