Word: representive
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About 20 supporters of Schkolnick attended themeeting, occasionally urging the council toremember to represent their full constituencies.
But while the council has managed to appease Harvard's mammoth bureaucracy, it demonstrates an unconscionable--even frightening--lack of understanding of what it means to represent the student body. Any controversial issue--like the Anti-Finals Club Resolution that was voted on last night--throws the council into a...
"It is a campus issue, and in many ways we should be expected to represent the students in the final clubs as much as the ones who aren't," said Jeffrey A. Cooper '90, council vice chairman. Cooper has a counting problem even worse than Michael Shinagel thinks the Quincy...
Lockwood, who authored both resolutions, argued for the council members to represent their constituencies and fight for a united campus community. "The question is, `is this council going to be a voice for the student body [by] standing up to oppose sexism and racism?'" he said.
The luge and bobsled seem to attract the largest number of Olympic eccentrics, many of whom have found the open-minded governing bylaw about nationality conveniently accommodating. For New Yorker George Tucker, a physicist born in Puerto Rico, Calgary actually offered a chance to improve. At his Sarajevo debut in...