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Also to be represented at the meeting would be the ad hoc student group which opposed the new constitution as a "rehash of the traditional idea that student governments are for show, not for governing." This group would like Harvard to espouse a philosophy of student government that would give much more actual power to the students than is now allocated to the HCUA...
...hoc committee had been quoted as saying that it wanted, not to abolish the present Council, but to strengthen it into an effective representative body. Wednesday it adopted an even stronger stand and demanded that the Council be replaced by an entirely new form of government to be chosen in a new referendum. The HCUA's new constitution, it maintained, was really the same as the old one and offered no real choice to Harvard undergraduates...
...hoc group of students revealed yesterday they were organizing opposition to an HCUA proposal to replace the present Council with a bi-cameral student government. The College will vote on the proposed constitution in a referendum tomorrow...
...letter, written by Hayes Lamont, ways in which pressure might be effectively applied. Those interested might form ad hoc committees to push the movement. In addition the letter urged that advertising space be purchased in newspapers and that time be bought on local television stations to publicize the matter...
Meanwhile, a virtually complete general strike at the University was underway outside. With the campus virtually paralyzed, an ad hoc assembly of nearly 900 faculty members sent a telegram to Gov. Brown protesting the use of police on campus