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...membership expansion may not be the only way to make concerts work at Harvard...
Cornell’s Concert Commission (CCC), on the other hand, just takes advantage of its large membership. About 100 of the organization’s 200 members attend the weekly meetings. “We’ll take suggestions from our general membership at our meetings. We also poll the entire Cornell student body on who they want to see,” says CCC Executive Director Marcy L. Saltz...
...debate with a 5-4 vote to table the proposition. Unless a majority of the council votes to return to the issue at its Dec. 19 meeting, it will pass to the council’s next session, which begins in 2006, and it will be up to the membership of that council to decide whether to resurrect it. Two members of the Cambridge School Committee denounced Galluccio’s proposal as invasive and unnecessary. “The simple asking [for an outside audit] has cast aspersions” on the integrity of the School Committee?...
...both tickets support creating a quasi-independent body whose membership is elected separately from that of the UC. The key difference lies in the extent to which the tickets believe this group should be connected to the UC—with Haddock-Riley advocating for a complete separation from the UC and Voith-Gadgil supporting a more UC-connected group...
...today”—the canvassing effort sways more than a few voters and showcases the chemistry between the members of the most experienced ticket on the ballot. (Like clockwork, Voith and Gadgil remind each suite they visit that they have a combined eight semesters of UC membership.)A PERFECT FIT“We have complementary skills that allow us to work together,” says Gadgil.A confident but understated Biology and Public Policy concentrator, Voith is at ease the moment he sits down in the Science Center’s Greenhouse Café. Voith is charismatic...