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...about them in The Crimson. Though I consider myself able to read and understand an entire petition, I read only one fifth of it, due to time constraints. Indeed, the concern that Justin Label seemed to have when I talked to him was not about the petition going to referendum, but that the five separate issues would be voted on as a single bill, and thus by voting to oppose the term bill increase students would necessarily cast a vote on a number of other measures that they might not agree with, such as semiannual elections. This, I believe...
...bill to a popular vote has some justification, though I might also like to see the other issues raised go to vote, they should do so on a separate vote. I do agree with Altman's condemnation of the idea that the council could overturn a petition for a referendum, but I also feel that the proposals of the petition should be dealt with separately. Justin Burk...
...leading figures in the Undergraduate Council term bill debate went head-to-head last night in a panel discussion of the $10 hike and the referendum tomorrow which could repeal...
Undergraduate Council President Carey W. Gabay '94 and former council member Anjalee C. Davis '96 were the leading players in the discussion on the hike and the referendum, held at the Kennedy School of Government...
Davis also said the council's questionable conduct in handling her petition, as well as in its administration of the referendum, rendered it unworthy of additional funds...