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...October 16 Gloria Bernheim emerged from the Boston offices of the Department of Labor and told reporters she had charged the school with ignoring federal affirmative action codes. Since then, a series of groups has pressured the school to step up its lagging affirmative action efforts, with virtually no success...
Within hours of the initial complaint--filed by Bernheim on behalf of the Women's Equity Action League (WEAL), a nationwide women's group--more than 80 K-School alumni released a letter supporting WEAL. The petition labeled the school's dearth of tenured women or minorities "shocking." Implicit was their assumption that Harvard's public policy school should lead--not la in--the national campaign for genuine affirmative action...
Robert E. Curtin '83 and Steven J. Bernheim '83 tried to complain to Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, yesterday but were unable to reach him. Curtin said yesterday this year's guide reuses passages from last year's guide that are not applicable to the Houses this year. "So you can't trust the whole thing," Bernheim said...
...flexible enough to allay most of Washington's fears. The junta appointed a 15-member Cabinet dominated by moderates, which satisfied American insistence that the new regime should represent all shades of Nicaraguan political opinion. Among its members are Corporate Lawyer Joachin Cuadra Chamorro, Carlos Tünnermann Bernheim, who was rector of the National University, and Cesar Amador Khull, a former officer of the Inter-American Development Bank. There are only two hard-core radicals: a Sandinista commander, Tomás Borge Martinez, who was appointed Interior Minister, and the Rev. Ernesto Cardenál Martinez, a radical...