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While the crowd waited, Master of Ceremonies Mark A. Price '98 and council President Robert M. Hyman '98-'97 stalled for time by challenging each other to rap and dance. Many students seemed amused by Hyman's dancing abilities...
...SpringFest was a lot of fun. Hyman made a fool of himself though," W. Glen Warner '99 said. "It was kind of funny...
Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 and other administrators should pay greater heed to student concerns as outlined by newly-elected Undergraduate Council President Robert M. Hyman '98-'97 and the council. We continue to be concerned about the administration's lack of response to student opinions. This concern has only been exacerbated by President Neil L. Rudenstine's comment a week before the elections that he didn't know that the student council's leaders were about to be popularly elected...
...Hyman was elected upon a solid platform called the Students' Bill of Rights. The first plank of this electoral contract focuses on student concerns: for a safe campus; for representation on College committees; for teaching fellows and professors who can teach; for a 24-hour library and the extension of hours at Loker Commons; for increased flexibility in our meal plans; for more shuttle buses and better athletic facilities; for a cohesive and competent system of advising; for information privacy in terms of grades, HIV testing and computer use. The Bill of Right's second plank reflects student concern about...
...election of Hyman cements his position as true leader of the current student government. In his commitment to student issues and concerns, he exemplifies the better elements of the new council. No more will our student government be a glorified dance committee; the University should no longer treat it as such. Rudenstine, Lewis and the remainder of the administration should work with the council to address the needs of the undergraduate community for which the council's leadership, and Hyman in particular, can now legitimately speak...