I think it will be an important tool for making the Brown administration realize that the time for need-blind admissions has come. To ensure a strong relationship with the home councils of the participating universities, Brown delegates helped the Ivy Council change their constitution this year. The changes allow delegates to be removed from the council if they do not accurately represent their student body's concerns. Theoretically while the entire school could be against something the delegates could still pass it. The Ivy Council's biannual meetings are arranged so that student governments can communicate what works and what doesn't work in each Ivy League school.
Students can also establish contacts with the other student government members.
This weekend the Ivy Council also addressed the budget set for each student government. But we are doing the same amount, if not more than the other Ivy League schools with our budget. Inc. You may not reproduce this material in any form without the permission of The Brown Daily Herald. Contact The Herald if you have any comments or suggestions.