The Plenary That Never Was: A Photo Essay By Maxwell Cox on November 7, 2019 | Opinion At 4:07 PM, it was announced that a quorum had not been reached within a two-hour time period, ending the Fall 2019 Plenary before it even began. Students make their way out of the GIAC carrying furniture, having been prepared for hours of discussion and debate. A couch is taken back to Tritton hall. Many first-year students left Plenary feeling perplexed and frustrated, having to wait until the Spring to experience a central feature of Haverford College. A facilitator collects posters that would have been used to organize the new discussion-based Plenary. This format remains untested, and it is unclear if it will be reattempted for Spring Plenary. The last remaining would-be participants collect their belongings and make their way out of the GIAC. Published in Opinion PlenaryPlenary 2019 More from OpinionMore posts in Opinion »OPINION: On the Attacks on Pro-Palestinian Student ActivistsOPINION: On the Attacks on Pro-Palestinian Student ActivistsOPINION: A Truly Inclusive Learning Community: FJP PerspectiveOPINION: A Truly Inclusive Learning Community: FJP PerspectiveOPINION: A New Ball Game: Mental Health Advocacy and Its Emerging Demand Within College AthleticsOPINION: A New Ball Game: Mental Health Advocacy and Its Emerging Demand Within College AthleticsOPINION: All Students Includes Disabled StudentsOPINION: All Students Includes Disabled Students
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