Word: inputs
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...addition, the staff was brought in over the summer for a series of barbecues to let them see how the renovations were progressing and offer their input...
...vote for their representatives with such issues in mind. I believe a termbill hike would be a good thing, and I believe that the council deserves the ability to raise the fee along with inflation--but I do not believe that to assume such powers without student input through a referendum would be a responsible...
Granting a tiny respite from the confidentiality of the presidential search, Harvard's presidential search committee has asked for letters of student input regarding our wishes for the next president. This request pokes a small chink in the closed doors of the committee's meetings and offers students an opportunity to voice opinions over the next president. Thus, we have composed a short wish-list of objectives that we would like to see undertaken by the next president. The areas that we wish to see improved fall primarily into three categories: spending on students, changes to the faculty and communication...
More important, there needs to be more student input with respect to academics, administrative decisions and decisions over student life. This communication has been decidedly lacking since the termination of an acting Dean of Students at the College, whose primary responsibility was to act as an advocate for students in the administration. The administration cannot make effective policy decisions on student life if they do not seek and heed student opinion...
Nowhere has the lack of student input in administrative decisions been more apparent than in the presidential search itself. Although the search committee has recently invited groups of students to meet with them, these meetings have been informal and provide no guarantee that student input will be used in the actual selection process. The next president should be more vocal about allowing students and faculty to participate in the choice of his successor...