Word: oversight
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Maass and Cooper defend the measure as effective use of the legislative veto, "a new and promising mechanism of legislative oversight." They point out that it is used when the President submits plans for the reorganization of agencies and functions in the executive branch, which do not go into effect until Congress has 60 days to study and perhaps veto them...
Emigrating Cubans will be forced to live on federal relief with their relatives in the already over-crowded ghettos of Miami, New York City, and Newburg, N.Y. This kind of oversight does not seem to represent the best "humanitarian tradition...
This year the two first days of classes fell on Rosh Hashana. Understandably there have been a number of complaints about such a needless oversight. Radcliffe postponed its Formal Opening ceremonies to miss the Jewish holiday. Next year we hope Harvard displays a similar flexibility...
...similar mixups next year. By its nature, CRCC should have taken the lead this year, disseminating information about all the opportunities for Southern work to all political and service clubs early in the year. If ties with SNCC prevent CRCC from working as a true coordinating committee, a new oversight group is needed. Many colleges have official civil rights bureaus in the dean's office, but Harvard's tradition of political neutrality precludes this possibility. To fill the gap, interested students and faculty must take a hand in the rather undramatic task of seeing that internecine rivalries don't paralyze...