Word: hpc
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard Council for Undergraduate Affairs has taken another step toward abolishing itself. Yesterday, leaders of the Council finished drafting a tentative constitution for the Harvard Undergraduate Council (HUC) and Harvard Policy Committee (HPC), the two organizations which have been proposed as a joint substitute for the HCUA...
...proposed HPC would consist of nine student members, three faculty members, and the Dean of Harvard College, each receiving one vote. The student members would be chosen by the Master and Senior Tutor of each House, these students in turn selecting the three faculty members...
...HPC's purpose would be "to co-operate with the faculty and Administration in studying College pollicies of general interest to the student body." The purpose of the HUC, which would be composed of the House Committee Chairmen, would be "to bring an expression of undergraduate opinion before the governing bodies of the College...
Probably the most significant action of the evening, however, was the voice vote to table a motion by Richard C. Minzner '65, an Adams House representative. He suggested a student referendum after the new Constitution is written to choose between the old HCUA, the new HUC and HPC, or nothing...
...only objection voiced by Monro was that the number of Faculty members on the HPC should be kept small, so that its Faculty delegation could not form a bloc large enough to prevail whenever there is student disagreement. Monro would be a member of the proposed HPC, and the HCUA finally left the number of Faculty members unspecified...