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The '''Student Union Polity''' or just '''Polity''' was a student government organization relating to student activities.

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 The '''Student Union Polity''' or just '''Polity''' was a student government organization umbrella organization relating to student activities. Just in case the name didn't sound weird enough, Polity also had a "Programming Ganglion." It was formed as a result of a shake-up in student activities governance which ended in the dissolution of the [[Fourth Floor Cabinet]], and the [[CCCSO]], and a reduction in the powers of the [[Board of Managers]].
-In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]]. Ultimately Polity and JBCC were merged into the [[Union of Student Organizations]] in Spring [[1993]].
+In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]]. Polity had been formed before two important changes in the structure of student life at Columbia occurred in [[1979]]: the re-establishment of a student government at [[Columbia College]] after a 17 year hiatus (the [[Columbia College Student Council]])<ref>The [[Columbia College Student Council]] was founded in 1979, finally succeeding the [[Board of Student Representatives]] which students voted to abolish in [[1961]], and failed to agree on a replacement at the time.</ref>, and the institution of a student life fee whose proceeds would be doled out by the newly established CCSC. This ultimately necessitated a re-jiggering of responsibilities and authorities. Ultimately Polity and the JBCC were merged into the [[Union of Student Organizations]] in Spring [[1993]].
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 * [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19921007-01.2.2 Jones proposes to eliminate Polity], 7 October 1992.
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 The '''Student Union Polity''' or just '''Polity''' was a student government organization umbrella organization relating to student activities. Just in case the name didn't sound weird enough, Polity also had a "Programming Ganglion." It was formed as a result of a shake-up in student activities governance which ended in the dissolution of the [[Fourth Floor Cabinet]], and the [[CCCSO]], and a reduction in the powers of the [[Board of Managers]].
-In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]].
+In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]]. Ultimately Polity and JBCC were merged into the [[Union of Student Organizations]] in Spring [[1993]].
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 * [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19760317-01.2.4 College Activities Centralized], Columbia Spectator, 17 March 1976.
 * [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19760917-01.2.4 The Ganglion's All Here; The Polity Throws a Party], Columbia Spectator, 17 September 1976.
-* [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19921007-01.2.2 Jones proposes to eliminate Polity, 7 October 1992.
+* [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19921007-01.2.2 Jones proposes to eliminate Polity], 7 October 1992.
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 The '''Student Union Polity''' or just '''Polity''' was a student government organization umbrella organization relating to student activities. Just in case the name didn't sound weird enough, Polity also had a "Programming Ganglion." It was formed as a result of a shake-up in student activities governance which ended in the dissolution of the [[Fourth Floor Cabinet]], and the [[CCCSO]], and a reduction in the powers of the [[Board of Managers]].
-In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Join Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]].
+In October 1992, CCSC treasurer Imara Jones proposed eliminating Polity as being redundant with the [[Joint Budgetary and Calendaring Committee]] established by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]].
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 The '''Student Union Polity''' or just '''Polity''' was a student government organization umbrella organization relating to student activities. Just in case the name didn't sound weird enough, Polity also had a "Programming Ganglion." It was formed as a result of a shake-up in student activities governance which ended in the dissolution of the [[Fourth Floor Cabinet]], and the [[CCCSO]], and a reduction in the powers of the [[Board of Managers]].
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 * [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19760317-01.2.4 College Activities Centralized], Columbia Spectator, 17 March 1976.
 * [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19760917-01.2.4 The Ganglion's All Here; The Polity Throws a Party], Columbia Spectator, 17 September 1976.
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	== External links ==		== External links ==

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		+	== External links ==
		+	* [http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19760217-01.2.3 New FBH Reorganizing Plan Considered by Student Unit], Columbia Spectator, 17 February 1976.

	[[Category: Defunct student government]]		[[Category: Defunct student government]]