Word: rga
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...this announced change in board policy which brought Radcliffe's central problems into sharp focus. President Bunting announced to the RGA legislature one afternoon that the College had decided to do away with its previous policy of allowing off-campus residents to pay for only one college-provided meal a day. In the future, all students will pay full board and will be entitled to three college meals daily. The outrage that greeted the proposal seemed to indicate that perhaps students are not as pleased with the prospect of a residential college as Administrators think they should be. Students complained...
...sidelight running through the entire controversy was that of RGA's role. When the organization was formed five years ago, its purpose was to provide a forum where students and college officials could discuss matters of importance and together come to a solution. In the past few years, however, the legislature has moved far from this original conception. Last year, its members discussed a proposal to increase the number of parietal hours. The request was made by off-campus residents who felt that allowing boys upstairs would let them have guests for dinner and use their living rooms for other...
...RGA began its study of the procedure and value of Radcliffe's sign-out rules last fall, at the suggestion of Mrs. Bunting. At that time, it appointed the Social Rules Committee, which presented its report and proposal three weeks...
...committee's plan, however, was opposed by a majority of RGA, and it also aroused considerable opposition in the college. Students primarily objected to a regulation requiring upperclassmen to obtain permission from their head residents if they wished to stay out later than 3 a.m. for more than three consecutive nights. No such rule had existed under the old system...
Anastasia Kucharski '68 and Eleanor B. Swift '67 will be RGA representatives. And Gary D. Bergthold, a student in the Graduate School of Education, and Peter Geselle will be Peace Corps delegates. Bergthold and Geselle have already served in the Peace Corps. The board will soon choose its final member--another faculty representative, Mrs. Bunting reported. The program will be called "Education for Action...