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Amid all the pomp and celebration honoring Harvard's 350th birthday this year, a group of graduate students has decided it's time to dish out some criticism...
Further displaying his lack of awareness, Heiskell cited the incident at Memorial Hall during the 350th celebration--when protesters prevented 600 guests from attending a black tie dinner--as a justification for not meeting with students. He seemed to forget that the majority of protesters were alumni and Harvard union activists, not representatives of Harvard student groups. Heiskell's use of this example even undermined his own logic. The recent student letters represent the most respectful and non-confrontational gesture of communication the governors of Harvard's investment policy have received in recent years and are likely to see ever...
Instead of forcing their way through the blockade at the black-tie 350th dinner this September, police simply made sure the protesters and alumni kept their distance. They knew that any use of force would have created a media spectacle for the hordes of newsmen in town for the 350th hoopla...
...book, Boston's Most Eligible Bachelors, lists the The Harvard Gazette's new managing editor, David Sanders, as one of those select few. Sanders, who won acclaim as the public relations flak for Harvard's 350th anniversary celebration, apparently has the qualities Nathan wants. In her book, the local columnist lists each hunk's occupation, approximate income and a brief physical description...
Heiskell, who attended the Business School, was referring to an incident in September during the 350th anniversary celebration when 68 students, alumni and union members blockaded Memorial Hall and prevented about 600 guests from attending a black tie dinner. In the face of this blockade, Bok decided to cancel the dinner...