Word: haddock
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...delivered a report from a professional parliamentarian to boot. According to the parliamentarian, since the UC had passed a revised version of Article 7 without any mention of bylaws requirements, then the UC must revert back to standards written in the original 1982 Constitution. UC President John S. Haddock ’07, who said that he had spent much of the weekend engaged in an “extended reading of the Constitution,” agreed with this assessment. Confused yet? So are we.Greenfield would have none of it. “You overruled me based on your...
...proposal that would allow the Undergraduate Council to fund events hosted by student groups that discriminate based on gender or religion has gained new life. UC President John S. Haddock ’07, who ruled that the proposal had failed at the council’s Monday night meeting, now acknowledges that a “parliamentary twist” might change the result of the vote.UC members voted by a 26-19 margin Monday night to amend the council’s nondiscrimination provision. That rule currently bars funding for organizations such as the Harvard-Radcliffe Asian American...
Undergraduate Council Vice President Annie R. Riley ’07 rarely speaks, except to turn aside and express her frustration to John S. Haddock ’07. He slams his gavel. Despite the UC president’s greatest efforts, law and order have momentarily ceased. The representatives have banded into nomadic conglomerates, wandering the room. “That’s a fallacy of logic,” one young erudite exclaims from the margins of the room. “Your logic would have integrity if…” another student trails...
...interview Haddock insisted that the “straw poll” was aimed at gauging preliminary opinions, and that the preferences expressed at last night’s meeting would not determine the council’s final decision...
...sort of discussions that happened tonight, including straw polls, have no bearing on what the council will be deciding,” Haddock said...