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...That's what the Undergraduate Council can have, if it holds true to the democratic principles that have guided its course this past year. The institution of campus-wide elections of the president and vice president, which occurred for the first time in April, and the adoption of the Nelson-Grimmelmann Act, which allows the council to submit legislation to the dean of the College for approval, have the potential to transform what was, at best, a glorified dance committee into a truly representative body capable of advocating student interests...
...behind reading my Crimsons, so I just saw Eric Nelson's April 15 column. I know History general exams have been abolished, but could it be that the reason that "America [can] forget that cold day in the 1984 campaign" when Muskie cried, is that it happened in 1972. By 1984, Muskie had left the Senate, been secretary of State, and returned to private life. As had Richard Nixon (remember him), who, it was alleged, had something to do with the crying jag. Anyway, close to the usual Crimson standard. --Danny J. Boggs...
This is Eric M. Nelson's last column of the year...
Lewis's agreement to review randomization marks the first time he has approved a bill under the Nelson-Grimmelmann Act. This act, passed by the Undergraduate Council in February, allows Lewis to approve or veto certain bills passed by the council...
...ceremony does not affirm ROTC or military policy, Nelson said. Rather, it supports the students who have committed time and effort to participate in ROTC during college...