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Residential
Council Minutes :: February 14, 2002
Present:
Michael Blitstein, Evan Metcalfe, Josh Troy, Leah Scherzer, Jesse Goodman, Sanders
Kleinfeld, Andrew Golodny
Absent:
Andrew Lom, Alissa Levine, Chad Farrell, Ari Adland, Mario Sturla, Jonathan
Halperin
I
tried to make these minutes fairly detailed, as many people were not present.
Multicultural
House
Due to controversy regarding the motivations behind the formation of Multicultural
House and much conflict among its founders, the "charter" members
of Multicultural House as well as well as all residents of Plantations House
were invited to attend today's special meeting to clear things up. The following
people were present:
*
Crystal D. Prior, Sonia S. Aneja, & Michael M. - charter members
of Multicultural House
* John Orenkunrin - claims to be charter member of Multicultural house, though
he was intentionally left out of the mission statement.
* Michael Lucero - current resident of Plantations House, friends with charter
members of Multicultural House
* Two rising sophomores interested in living in Plantations House as a sophomore-only
cluster next year, if it is offered in the lottery.
Disputes
have arisen because the charter members of Multicultural House have basically
split up into two factions. Faction 1 includes Crystal, Sonia, and charter member
Tahirah Dosani. Faction 2 includes Michael M. and John.
Crystal
and Sonia's stance:
Crystal and Sonia claim that Michael M. and John have failed to fulfill their
responsibility as charter members: did not show up at meetings, make up house
applications, etc
- They claim M.M. added J.O's name to mission statement without their permission
and were going to attempt to submit that copy to Residential Council
- They claim that M.M. and J.O. refused to accept voting procedure set forth
in constitution, preventing them from electing Tahira president and forcing
them to agree to elect Crystal Prior as interim president of MC House.
- They claim that they have many prospective students interested in living in
MC house, as well as 2 applications already completed.
- However, C.P. and S.A. claim that they cannot start MC House with J.O. and
M.M., and as such, they are kicking both of them out of the program house, even
though M.M. is a charter member. They would like MC House to remain as an established
program house next year in Plantations House
Michael
M and John's Stance:
- Michael M. and John claim that they could not do any of the work in establishing
MC House, because C.P and S.A went behind their backs to do everything, and
did not let them do anything. Additionally, John was in the hospital at the
time the constitution was being drafted.
- They claim that C.P. and S.A. are not committed to the ideals of multiculturalism
for a program house, but are simply forming the house to remain in Plantations
House in "exquisite housing," notably the spacious singles on the
third floor of the house.
- John claims that he deserves to be a part of MC House, as well as a charter
member, because he also helped develop the idea for the house, which he was
thinking of calling "Diversity House"
- They also claim that C.P. and S.A. lied when they said that they consulted
with all the residents of Plantations House to inform them that they were forming
MC House and to see if they would be interested in joining; this was confirmed
by Michael Lucero
Additional Fun Facts:
- Current "Interim President of MC House" Crystal is going abroad
for all of next year. Though it is unclear of the duties that being a "charter
member" requires, Crystal would clearly not be able to fulfill them next
year. C.P. and S.A. claim that C.P did not know she would be going abroad when
she was made a charter member; M.M. and J.O. claim she did.
- Michael Lucero claims that C.P. and S.A. exploited him and others by listing
his and others' ethnicities/nationalities in the MC House mission statement,
without him being on board with the program house or being consulted.
- C.P. and S.A. admitted to the recruitment of new members by promising them
that they would be living in Plantations House next year. C.P. and S.A. claim
that it is integral and extremely important that they live in MC House next
year to fulfill their goals as a program house, even though ResCouncil pointed
out that this location would potentially limit the draw to the events they would
hold as a house, and more importantly, cap their membership at 16 people
- The two rising sophomores present feel that the conflict in leadership of
MC House, as well as the seemingly primary motive of retainment of this year's
housing should be reason not to give MC House Plantations house next year. They
feel a new set of rising sophomores should be given the chance to get the house
off the lottery.
Resolution:
- C.P. and S.A. were told that in order to kick M.M. out of MC House, they would
have to dissolve MC House, as M.M. is on their mission statement as a charter
member. In doing so, they would nullify all decisions ResCouncil had made regarding
the approval and placement of the program house. If they wish to be considered
as a program house for next year, they would have to submit a new mission statement
and constitution immediately, to be considered from scratch as a program house
- C.P. and S.A. agreed to dissolve MC House. They said they would write up a
new mission statement without M.M.'s name, and rewrite part of the constitution,
both of which would be submitted to ResCouncil this afternoon.
Josh Troy motioned to end discussion.
Delta
Tau
D-Tau President Roy Cho returned to clarify D-Tau's activities over the past
semester. They just ran a successful (though sparsely attended) info session/educational
program on Delta Tau and Police and Security. Roy says that when he met with
Desrochers in December, he was in general fairly pleased with D-Tau's actions
this semester. Roy feels that allowing D-Tau back on campus next semester would
enable them to more easily hold social events and other programs. He also feels
that the attitudes of D-Tau members seem to reflect that they have reformed
greatly from previous years and that moving back on campus would mean a lot
to them.
Votes
on D-Tau, and possibly the new Multicultural House will take place next week
Next
meeting - Thurs, Feb. 21 at 12:00PM in South Wayland Lounge
Meeting adjourned at 12:55pm.
Submitted
by Sanders Kleinfeld, Residential Council Secretary du jour.
Updated 12-03-2007
by Brendan Hargreaves (identifying information removed per request).
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