In a unanimous vote last night, Student Council approved the formation of the Presidential Cabinet Committee for Buildings and Grounds.
The committee is designed to give students a sustained voice in various building projects on Grounds.
"I hope that students in the future have a much larger role in how the buildings look and how the buildings will accommodate them," College Rep. Tom Gibson said. "This is our school, and these are our buildings -- we have the utmost right and responsibility to play a significant role in the planning of buildings on Grounds."
Gibson added Council currently is planning to consolidate committees in order to make them more effective and efficient.
--Compiled by Timothy H. Lee
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