Word: brings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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HSDF and Mid-Cambridge neighborhood groups oppose plans to rebuild the Gulf station as a hotel, which they say would bring too much traffic through the area, Gifford said...
...made by allowing the Board of Overseers--as the voice of alumni--to vote on new Corporation candidates. Forums can also be held to measure the attitudes of the other members of the Harvard community. If the University is truly to live up to its principles, it can bring about democracy in its own backyard by opening up its governance process to the numerous group that make up Harvard...
...touch with Harvard's 167,000 alumni and students. Such a choice will add a crucial viewpoint to the University, especially when it must deal with pressing issues ranging from minority faculty hiring to admission of Asian-Americans. Now, the Corporation has two empty seats it can use to bring in a woman or minority and end its existence as an all-white male committee made up of representatives from the old boy network...
...allowed toexist, especially freshman year," says Kelly M.Dermody '89, co-chair of the Gay and LesbianStudents Association (GLSA). She says proctors donot encourage students to communicate about sexualorientation. She and other members of the gay,lesbian and bisexual community say they would likea required proctor meeting that would bring in agroup like Contact--a peer group that offerscounseling on issues concerning sexuality. GLSAmembers add that they want the University's policyforbidding discrimination because of sexualorientation read aloud to all freshmen...
...blob" -- for standing in the way of reform. This did not endear him to educators, and his relations with Congress were similarly frosty. Cavazos, on the other hand, has made an effort to build bridges during his two months in office. "The way I operate is to try to bring people together," he says...