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...page Futures Committee report—based on numerous meetings, a survey of alumnae and interviews with Radcliffe administrators??and evaluates the relationship between the Radcliffe Institute and the alumnae of Radcliffe College. Posted on the Radcliffe Association’s website, the report includes recommendations for ways the Radcliffe Association can serve alumnae more effectively while remaining supportive of the new Institute...
...after eight years, Lewis is moving on, albeit unwillingly. The manner of Lewis’ departure was deeply unsettling. He was unceremoniously elbowed aside by Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby and, many say, University President Lawrence H. Summers. These administrators?? claims that Lewis was removed solely to provide increasing administrative efficiency ring hollow. After all, it was Lewis who had initially proposed the consolidation of the offices of the Dean of the College and the Dean of Undergraduate Education back...
...support for the arts under a president whose artistic commitment is a wildcard. The performing and creative arts face a severe space crunch and need more funding just as a budget squeeze across the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) toughens competition for resources. But restructuring may weaken arts administrators?? influence if the OFA moves down the reporting hierarchy, which College officials say is a strong possibility, and the merger of the positions responsible for undergraduate education and student life will eliminate one of the most outspoken advocates for extracurricular arts activity. Meanwhile, curricular review—stirred...
Last year, when he recommended the shift in the Ad Board’s policy, Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 said that the Board—which consists of Senior Tutors and other administrators??was not equipped to deal with “he-said-she-said” sexual assault cases...
...Committee to Address Sexual Assault at Harvard—commonly called the Leaning Committee, after its chair, Assistant Professor of Medicine Jennifer Leaning—is expected to release its findings later this week. The group—which includes students, faculty and administrators??was created last spring by Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 after students protested a policy that required “independent corroborating evidence” before the Ad Board would hear a sexual assault case. Charged with reviewing “all institutional support services for victims...