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...suggest that the Dean of the Faculty be named ex officio chairman of all three committees, though we recognize that the burdens of his office may make it impossible for him to attend meetings regularly. In the absence of the Dean, we recommend that the Dean of the College act as chairman of the Committee on Undergraduate Education, the Dean of the Graduate School serve as chairman of the Committee on Graduate Education, and the Committee on Students and Community Relations elect its own vice-chairman...
...student contingent to this committee because the HUC has centered its activities in this area and its members are elected by the Houses and the Freshman Class. We also recommend that the student members of this committee be invited to present their views to the Faculty Council and to attend and participate in Faculty meetings on the same basis as the student members of the three joint committees...
...access to the Faculty Council and Faculty meetings represent a significant response to the students' desire to have an opportunity to present their views before the whole Faculty. Since the inception of this committee was in part inspired by student requests that Faculty meetings be regularly open to student attendance, we feel a particular need to explain why we are recommending that student attendance and participation in Faculty meetings be ordinarily limited to the student members of the three joint committees and the Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life. Apart from the technical problems involved in opening meetings to general...
...latter assumption in particular became increasingly untenable as the Faculty faced such inescapable issues as the draft, recruitment, ROTC, the demands of Black students, Harvard's community responsibilities, proposals for courses with a radical perspective, student requests to attend Faculty meetings and participate in Faculty decision-making, and, perhaps most difficult of all, the disciplinary problems growing out of the McNamara, Dow, Paine Hall, and University Hall disturbances. The response of the Faculty was perhaps predictably diverse. Some resented what they regarded as the intrusion of political issues into Faculty debates and deplored the Faculty's inability to limit...
Student committee members also could attend Faculty meetings and join in discussing matters relevant to their committee. "A few" members of the Fainsod Committee, the report said, "are willing to entertain the possibility that within the Faculty... these student participants might vote on issues of proper concern to them...