Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"I can't point to any particular incident [for why we have been changing]," says Rev. Douglas W. Sears '69, president of the Inter-Club Council (ICC). "This is just a barometer reading that unless we change, there could be problems."
Early that year, a member had been involved in a violent incident with a football recruit. When D.U. Graduate President Louis I. Kane '53 attempted to implement stricter guest policy rules, the undergraduates refused to comply.
He says the incident last April showed undergraduates that graduates would be more willing to directly stop them from endangering the club.
"The grad trustees thought there had been a bad incident in the club," Kane says. "It was a violation of guest policy--he should not have been there."
King and Driskell renounced any connection to religious groups beyond their personal membership. Their platform calling for increased "community," they said, did not necessarily call for an increased presence of religion on campus. The incident attracted attention from national media to Harvard's highly competitive student body presidential race.