The proposal of the task force can be viewed on the IOP website, and the task force is now collecting e-mails with comments from students.

Task force members say that the most amazing feat that they accomplished was reaching a complete consensus on the proposal.

"We worked on every single point until every single one of us was in agreement," Eugene Krupitsky `02 said at last night's meeting.

Heather A. Woodruff `03, another member of the task force, says the final product incorporates the concerns of all the students who contributed to the group's process of surveying the student body. For the past few weeks, the task force has distributed, collected and analyzed surveys from undergraduates.

"It was all the research we had done, that contributed to the final product," says Woodruff. "We worked so hard, we really came together to reach a consensus."

Task force member Francisco J. Flores `02 notes the progress made in the semester, which had been operating under an interim plan created by Sen. Pryor.

"At the end of last semester, we had a pretty good interim proposal, but looking at what we have now," he said. "I would say it's a lot more complete."