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...April 7 debate on the termbill fee hike, Mahan expressed his frustration with council members’ incessant motions to adjourn and demands for roll-call votes on nearly every amendment??€”even though, in his inaugural address, Mahan suggested that the council consider mandating roll-call votes universally...
...council meeting last week, student representatives voted down an important amendment??€”which would bind the council to the outcome of the student referendum—by a startling margin of 28 to 6. We are disappointed that the council is so willing to flaunt its readiness to circumvent the will of the student body. Instead of yielding to the outcome of the referendum, it appears that because members of the council are so eager to pass the termbill increase, they are prepared to petition the administration directly—no matter the results of the referendum...
...Eleganza grant—which was increased by $1,500 through an amendment??€”drew criticism from some council members because of the event’s $10 admission...
...time of the amendment??€™s passage, University officials across the country expressed fears that the bill would disrupt the life cycle of higher education, restricting healthy turnover of professors, ideas and control...
...Kenan Professor of Government Harvey C. Mansfield ’53 is a beneficiary of the 1986 amendment??€”he continues to teach lecture courses, advise students and write books. He still attends almost every Harvard football home game and Faculty meeting. Nonetheless, the contrarian professor, one of few outspoken conservatives on the Harvard campus, says he believes that professors ought to be forced to retire at a certain...