Their answers will later be matched withsimilar ones by a computer program designed byHCS. Students will receive lists of theirpotential matches before February 14.

At her first meeting as council president, BethA. Stewart '00 took the gavel last night whileformer President Lamelle D. Rawlins '99 deliveredher final remarks to the council. Rawlins willremain a council member-at-large this semester.

In her remarks, Rawlins listed the council'saccomplishments under her leadership, includingher campaign for a diverse council.

"The primary responsibility of the U.C. is notto experiment with campus-wide events," Rawlinssaid. "Tangible results were the cheap end ofstudent government."

Rawlins has long called for a progressive andpolitically active council. Her view of thecouncil directly contrasts with Stewart's.

Throughout their campaign last December,Stewart and current council Vice President SamuelC. Cohen '00 called for "tangible results,"including increased student services and studentgroup funding. They pledged to avoid longpolitical council debates.

"The only distinction that is of anyconsequence is whether you choose to spectate orparticipate," Stewart said in her opening remarks