News
October 2, 2008
I write in response to Amelia Meyer?s article (?Academic self-governance,? Oct. 1). I take serious issue with Meyer?s characterization of self-governance as a marketing pitch of little value to the community and her sarcastic reference to the ?shining examples? of Honor and Student Council (according to her, the source of ever so many woes). Meyer not only ignored the entire point of student self-governance but failed to acknowlege the vast effect that our unique way of administering Grounds has in molding the academic and professional lives of her peers, not only in school but far after.