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...learned just how urgent this question is when I tried to call the student government office at Harvard. "There is no student government organization," I was told by an administrator in the office of the Dean of Students. "It's been defunct for a long time." After a few more phone calls, I learned that there is indeed a student government organization--called the Student Assembly--but it hasn't been recognized by the administration. By God, an unrecognized student government! How can this be? A student government is essential to any university, for it is the only organized liaison...
Certainly, I no longer will look towards Harvard as an example of what a great university is. Perhaps Harvard, however, should look towards Bridgewater State College, where the Student Government Association has been recognized by the administration, and given an active voice in the running of the college. I shall be happy to furnish information about student government at Bridgewater to any interested person at Harvard--especially if he or she doubts that student governments are worthy of recognition. Jeffrey M. Feingold Student Government Association Bridgewater State College
...Faculty formed the CRR in 1969 to consider cases of students charged with disrupting the University during the student strikes in April...
House Committee chairmen this week received a letter from Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, outlining nomination procedures for student groups, including the CRR. Nominations are due Wednesday...
Last fall the students sumbitted five reforms to the Faculty, including equalizing student-faculty composition, prohibiting legal counsel if both parties agree allowing the release of transcripts if both parties agree, establishing a board of appeals, and barring hearsay evidence...