Word: sfac
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...resolution asks that the Dean of the Faculty be permitted to open specific portions of Faculty meetings to any member of the University upon the request of any of the student government organizations or any Faculty Committee, including SFAC...
...SFAC further asked that the Dean invite designated students to contribute to the Faculty discussion upon the request of any Faculty Committee, including SFAC...
...public, but it now seems likely that student observors will soon be allowed to listen to crucial Faculty debates. Yesterday's hour-and-a-half discussion suggests that many Faculty members are responding to a substantive issue raised by the Paine Hall demonstration and now being pressed by SFAC and are questioning the convention of closed meetings that has stood for years supported by little more than habit...
...agree with Master Gill that violent methods of changing or influencing Harvard policy are not beneficial to the University but only disrupt communications. I think there are many students on the HUC, SFAC, and HRPC like myself who have never been in favor of violent methods. Nevertheless, I think we are upset at what may seem to be a dangerous trend concerning the manner in which change comes about at Harvard...
When I look back over the past year and a half, there are two or three notable examples of this trend. The establishment of the SFAC came about as a result of Dow. Yet I can remember reading past minutes of the HUC meetings and listening to the discussions of that council during the fall of last year where a tremendous concern was demonstrated for Harvard's relationship to society. The HUC never got much encouragement or response from the administration about proposals and concern the HUC had expressed on matters relating to Harvard's position in the society...