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...registrar becomes a lightning rod when major system changes are being introduced,” he says. “You can’t hide the things that go wrong because they affect students’ everyday lives. A registrar’s office intersects with faculty and student lives in ways that most people don’t think about too much. When these intersections are disrupted, for whatever reason, they tend to draw a lot of attention...
...question remains whether Kidd’s new, more mangerial role will affect her day-to-day interactions with the student groups she has closely advised in the past...
Additionally, Kidd wants to be a catalyst for communication between the multitude of offices that even tangentially affect student affairs...
...would be impossible for us to pay that kind of money and not have it affect the school district,” she said. “We’re trying to prepare for next year, and we’re preparing for legal issues instead...
Epps prided himself on independent thought and placed his principles above questions of loyalty or politics, no matter how harshly he was criticized. He always strove to set things right, in regard to both race and gender; he never allowed personal interests or affiliations to affect his opinions or his work. In 1980, at the request of then-University President Derek C. Bok, Epps took responsibility for race relations on campus, and was careful to take as neutral an approach to race as he could. He also headed the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations, which supports student groups...