Word: meetings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Require council members to meet with their constituents regularly. Most people don't even know who their representatives are. A simple monthly meeting with each house's reps can do wonders for student/council interaction...
...Consult non-council student leaders on a regular basis. Last year, the Harvard Union of Student Officers brought together leaders from different realms of student life, but had no official representative capacity. The council should ask official leaders of all the student organizations to meet on a regular basis as an advisory body. The council can't champion every cause on campus, but it can learn valuable lessons from those...
...Know what you're talking about when you meet with the Corporation. Last year, a group of the council's supposed best and brightest embarassed themselves in front of Harvard's governing body with an inexcusable display of ignorance. A chance to meet with the Corporation is unfortunately an exceedingly rare privilege for students. The council blew the opportunity. the council's main strength is that the recognition and respect afforded it by the University. When the council loses its credibility with the University, it isn't worth the room it meets...
Martin, in addition to anchoring the soccer team in the goal, was an All-Ivy defenseman for the Eli lacrosse team last year. Today will not be the last time Harvard and Yale's versions of Bo Jackson and Deion Sanders meet--but next time they'll be wearing helmets...
...many other feel that any Jewish organizations which "represent more than just an honest attempt at religious and cultural activity" must "stand for a self-enclosed world, with a secondary role for non-Jews." Jews, just like every other ethnic or religious group at Harvard, recognize a need to meet and socialize with others who share their heritage...