The staff is unusually free with its praise for Beth Stewart and other council members. Some progress is better than no progress, true. But despite the much-appreciated decision by the Quincy House master, one house out of 12 does not universal keycard access make.
A student government unable to effect more significant change on an issue like this--one on which there is and for years has been virtual unanimity in student opinion and which involves neither monetary allocation by the College nor long-term structural reform--cannot claim to be effectively "serving students."
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