Word: sac
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Tara Gadgil ’07, who is a member of the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) and the Seneca, opened the debate floor by arguing that the event should receive the full $1500 grant that it requested from the UC, instead of the $600 that they received...
...seemed to me to be yet another way in which our supposedly meritocratic school helped perpetuate a rich, white, mainstream elite instead of developing a meritocratic one blind to previous privilege. After all, according to best estimates based on rampant facebooking, only six out of the 42 members of SAC are not white (and only 15 are women). And, based on admittedly unscientific observation alone, SAC is filled with polo shirts and blazers...
While it grapples with the more difficult and complicated questions that prevent the IOP from fulfilling its campus-wide mission, SAC would do itself a service to remind people like me of how unfair and unrepresentative this stereotype is. That step, if combined with the already underway processes of outreach and structural reform, would go a long way to reminding the campus that politics should be and is a place for those who see the possibilities of a better world and want others to see them...
...SAC chair Aaron D. Chadbourne ’06 said that forming this committee would be a “great step” for the UC in improving student life...
Epley said he will try to get the bill on an upcoming docket through the Student Affairs Committee (SAC...