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...Carey W. Gabay '94 chaired his first meeting as president last night, the Undergraduate Council voted to spend $925 on a comedy concert scheduled for this Friday...
...Council had to vote to suspend a by-law which states that it may not consider funding resolutions until a budget has been agreed upon. Because Gabay has not yet submitted this year's budget, the Council would not have been able to discuss the $925 concert resolution...
...Gabay, perhaps unconsciously, seemed reluctant to acknowledge another change instituted by the Re-evaluation Committee. While the U.C. opted to shed the appelations "Chair" and "Vice-Chair" in favor of "President" and "Vice President" for its officers, Gabay still referred to himself as a prospective Chair at the Friday debate. Either he simply didn't remember the new name, or he just wasn't taken in by delusions of grandeur that caused the change. Nothing about the job has changed, and no clear reason was given for the change last semester. At least they didn't rename Gabay's former...
...part of his campaign rhetoric, Gabay claimed that he had gotten to know the majority of the Council's members during his work on various committees. In point of fact, the U.C. has over 50 new members. They did elect Gabay their president, but he will have to use all of his charisma and enthusiasm to make them work together effectively...
Melissa Garza '94, now the Council Vice-President, said her campaign would be characterized by a "spirit of openness," a phrase lifted from a spring-semester U.C. newspaper advertisement. Under Gabay's reign, openness would be a welcome change from the last two Council chairs. During his term, Malcolm A. Heinicke '93 seemed shielded by the curtain of an old-boys network--a network from whose auspices the last candidate, Marc D. McKay '94, did nothing to remove himself. Even worse, former chair Michael P. Beys '94 had a practice of turning off reporters' cassette recorders when discussions became heated...