The following articles are from the Crimson Online archives. Dressed up in varying degrees of formal and semi-formal attire, council members snacked on chips and sparkling apple cider and celebrated the end of a semester. And while most student groups struggle to raise cash, the organizers of Jesus Week say they managed to raise the staggering sum in little more than a week. The Undergraduate Council was unusually productive last night, debating 20 minor constitutional amendments and one major amendment. The 20 minor amendments, which mostly deal with issues of grammar and clarity, are expected to pass, with the fate of an amendment which would change the way members are assigned to committees still unclear.
Council members have a week to vote on the amendments.
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