By Thomas Madrecki and Archie Raval Cavalier Daily Staff Writers Following spring elections, two referenda on the ballot have sparked concern that remains unresolved, one dealing with Honor Committee representation and the other with an error in voting on the Arts & Sciences Council constitutional changes.
The Honor Committee is in the process of trying to determine whether or not the Committee is in compliance with the recently amended constitution, which now stipulates that there must be five representatives from the College. Two weeks after the election, there are only three representatives from the College on the Committee. Three representatives were also elected from the College in the recent elections to serve on next year's Committee.
Tramba said the Honor Committee is "unsure" as to whether or not it is in compliance with its constitution, since the "ambiguous" language of the referendum was not clear as to when
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