Word: hoc
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Rachael A. Radio '68, a member of the Ad Hoc Committee, said that "the name of Radcliffe cannot be used in vain," but must be reserved for committees elected by the students. A former hunger striker said, "I feel that I have been bypassed...
...with me, baby. Two thousand years ago, a man said, 'Look, man, you can be free-you don't have to have that hang-up.' " Glide is equally freewheeling in structure. It has no formal church committees, instead gets things done through a series of ad hoc "task forces." Every other Sunday after the morning service, the church holds a meeting, open to anyone in town, at which new programs are decided upon and new task forces selected. "We're like a boxer on his toes," says Durham. Among Glide's more successful projects...
...Radcliffe Ad Hoc Committee held an open meeting last night to crystallize its opposition to the Administration's role in student government...
...Bunting's appointment of the RPC is particularly irksome to the members of the Ad Hoc Committee because it seems to them to thwart the charge they were given when the Ad Hoc Committee was formed as a result of the hunger strike last spring...
Secondly, at the meeting with Mrs. Bunting after which the Hunger Strike was ended, it was agreed that the Ad Hoc Committee would have two charges. The first was to outline suggestions for the future housing rules, and the second was to make recommendations concerning student participation, obviously the underlying issue. The Ad Hoc Committee met for the first time Wednesday, October 10, to begin this study which they had had to postpone because of the immediacy of the first issue. Mrs. Bunting's RPC is not "modeled" after this Committee, but rather is meant to usurp the powers...