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...Glazer said that despite the postponement, there is a general consensus on a social programming board between the current and incoming UC leadership...
...suffers from flaws,” said Haddock. “The most important example is that they want to connect the president and the vice president of the [UC] to the SEC. The current structure of the SEC does not have the autonomy to be successful...
...UC Vice-president] Clay [T. Capp ’06] and I met with John and [incoming UC Vice-president] Annie [R. Riley ’07], and over the course of many hours and many days, we discussed what we thought would be the best course to pursue,” Glazer said last night. “We all agree on the fundamental principles to guide a social programming board and we want to make sure we do our best to engage in a collaborative effort...
...student-organized,” said Haddock. “It should have elected representation. It should have strong ties to student groups and HoCos, and it should have strong institutional ties to the Office of Student Activities. Most importantly, it should be as autonomous as possible with the UC...
Last week, for the first time in a quarter of a century, Harvard undergraduates elected a resident of the Radcliffe Quadrangle president of the Undergraduate Council (UC). Some three weeks earlier, this newspaper, too, selected its next leader from the Quadling masses. After decades of neglect, it seems that Quad-dwellers are finally getting their due—positions of leadership atop some of Harvard’s major student organizations. The student body, it seems, has elected to Pfcuk the River...