So did a bill brought by Gabrielle B. Dreyfus '01, which called for the University to monitor and reduce its emission of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide.
"We're thrilled that the [council] supports making Harvard more environmentally responsible," Dreyfus said.
And somewhere in the middle of debates on sexual violence, Ad Board procedures and global warming, the council found the time to allocate over $40,000 of student money.
Over $12,000 will go to next weekend's Springfest.
And over $28,000 was given to student groups in the council's spring grants package, presented by Finance Committee Chair John P. Marshall '01.
All council members present voted to approve the grants, except for Orr, who abstained.
Orr--who did not have a very successful council meeting--failed to convince the council that the $791 year-long grant to the Harvard Shooting Club was excessive. Orr had suggested cutting the grant to $400.