Word: appealing
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...Associate Professor of Government Peter Berkowitz's teaching career at Harvard ended, following President Neil L. Rudenstine's spring 1997 decision to deny him tenure and Berkowitz's subsequent public appeal and formal tenure complaint. In the complaint, Berkowitz accused the University of failing to follow its own procedures when considering him for tenure. A grievance committee charged with reviewing Berkowitz's complaint found it to be "clearly without merit...
...Berkowitz's Appeal Process Spanned 1998-99 Academic Year" (News, June 7): The Crimson reports that "While sating the community's curiosity, the availability of almost every missive, statement and document relating to Berkowitz's tenure appeal may have irked the University, which has stamped much of its correspondence 'personal and confidential' only to see it appear at the Berkowitz home page...
...Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Carol J. Thompson. In her letter, which was marked "Personal and Confidential," Thompson wrote, "I want to state unequivocally that I have not had, and will not have, any role in your tenure review." Since the contents of Thompson's letter directly concerned my appeal, and since the confidentiality in the appeal process is designed to protect the grievant, Weld Professor of Law Charles R. Nesson '60 and I concluded that it would be appropriate to post Thompson's letter, as it was our practice to do with official communication...
...Berkowitz's Appeal Process Spanned 1998-99 Academic Year" (News, June 7): The Crimson reports that "While sating the community's curiosity, the availability of almost every missive, statement and document relating to Berkowitz's tenure appeal may have irked the University, which has stamped much of its correspondence 'personal and confidential' only to see it appear at the Berkowitz home page...
...Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Carol J. Thompson. In her letter, which was marked "Personal and Confidential," Thompson wrote, "I want to state unequivocally that I have not had, and will not have, any role in your tenure review." Since the contents of Thompson's letter directly concerned my appeal, and since the confidentiality in the appeal process is designed to protect the grievant, Weld Professor of Law Charles R. Nesson '60 and I concluded that it would be appropriate to post Thompson's letter, as it was our practice to do with official communication...