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Friday, September 14, 1979
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meetings. She noted as proof the number of absences each senator had,
Mark Bermstein, a graduate senator voiceu to be a holdover senator this year, attends some of the frustration voiced by former senators over lack of experience in working with the Senate.
MOST OF THE graduate seniors were in their first term, he said. Initially, they had a lot of energy and were looking forward to unifying something in the Senate, he said.
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Bernstein said that he thought the
graduate senators had put out a consensus effort at first, but that a real separation existed between them and undergraduate senators.
"The graduate students felt alienated," Bernstein said, "Undergraduate did not understand the problems graduate students have."
Tim Hastings, Numeram scientist, said there had been unspoken gossip about bad feelings between graduate senators and undergraduate senators.
He said he thought the problem was a lack of communication between the two groups.
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"THEY JUST stopped paying attention to each other or not amused," he said.
Another complaint by the former graduate senators was the amount of time they spent at the meetings.
Hastings said much of the debate in the Senate was not relevant to the topic at hand. The meetings sometimes were not kept in order, he said.
Hastings said the graduate seniors made an attempt to alleviate some of the tension between themselves and the university by giving them another explanation their position in the Senate.
However, he said, the effort was futile.
MERRKEL ADMITTED that some effort at cooperation was made by some unauthorized person. The senators on certain issues. Some graduate seniors also were intolerant of the unauthorized people.
More could have been done, he said, but there remains that graduate students and undergraduates would need to address issues and he said did not think any efforts would have made a difference in the job market.
Rex Gardner, liberal arts and sciences senator, said he thought the graduate students were to blame if the other seniors didn't understand the graduate students' needs.
Berlin said the seats left vacant by the dismissals would be filled by the runners-up in the elections last spring, as mandated by the Senate Code.
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