Northwestern Community Council 1968-2000

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Northwestern Community Council 1968-2000

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The Northwestern Community Council (NCC), an organization of students, faculty and staff, was founded in 1969 to address the extra-curricular life of Northwestern University students on the Evanston Campus. The records document the structure, organization, and activities of the NCC between 1968 and 2000.

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The Northwestern Community Council (NCC) was constituted in 1969 to address "all aspects of extra-curricular life of the students on the Evanston campus." It replaced the Council on Undergraduate Life. According to its bylaws the organization had the right to review and recommend policy relating to student environment. Specific duties of the NCC were reviews and recommendations on changes in the University Hearings and Appeals System, in the Student Self-Determination Program to liv...

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