Word: membered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...while the total of all their opponents' attempts has yet to reach triple digits. Moreover, only five enemy shots have hit the target whereas 33 Crimson balls have bisected foreign goalposts. The combination of a strong offense backed up by an equally solid defense allows each team member to concentrate solely on her position since she trusts other players to do their jobs...
Richard J. Herrnstein, professor of Psychology and CUE member, says he went to CUE meetings last year, when "there wasn't a stronger priority." Consequently, Herrnstein attended "occasionally," Henderson notes...
...most students, though, CUE is supposed to be the one organization which directly works with the Faculty Council and proposes educational changes to the Faculty. But no matter how persuasively a CUE student member defends a student proposal--such as the recommendation last year to expand credit for study abroad--all decisions ultimately rest with the Faculty Council, and no student is allowed to participate in Council discussions. With Bowersock's permission, a CUE student member may present his case to the Faculty Council, but he must leave before the Council begins debate...
...only proposals which eventually become faculty legislation are those which the Faculty originally wanted passed. Dana Leifer '80, a former CUE student member, says the issues CUE discussed "were all generated from the Faculty." Because Bowersock writes the agenda for each meeting, faculty concerns get top billing. "Everything we do is pointless unless it's something the Faculty supported to begin with," Henderson says...
Most of the time the Faculty Council has already decided, Brown explains, and CUE approval is "just a formality." Heather McClave, professor of English and former CUE member, criticizes the students' fatalistic attitude, claiming they may in some cases push their ideas through, though the process is "an uphill battle...