Student Assembly president Dean Krishna and vice-president Margaret Kuecker, however, had been invited to report on the previous Tuesday's forum, which had featured student members of the Committee. Though the five have made public statements about the Greek system before and after the October 18 meeting, all five refused to comment on what specifically they intended to tell the Committee and how the meeting had been arranged. A series of e-mail messages given to The Dartmouth Review reveal, however, that the meeting was organized by Green, Ruley, and Knoedler, in conjunction with Hillary Miller '02, a student representative on the Committee. At the Tuesday, October 13 forum, Kyle Roderick '99 assured students that the initiative process was truly open and that the Trustees were not promoting a secret agenda against the Greek system behind the scenes. We wouldn't be doing this if we thought the Trustees had a master plan.
Nothing is predestined yet.
Hillary Miller, however, though a member of the Committee, shares the agenda of Green, Ruley, and Knoedler. Miller helped prepare the presentation and advised the three on appearing before the Committee. Graduate student Jesse Fecker, also a member of the Committee, was privy to some correspondence regarding the meeting. Phillips and Berk were eventually included in the panel. Last year, Green was critical of the five principles announcement by the Trustees and President Wright.