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...According to Classics Chair and Faculty Council member Richard F. Thomas, Browne’s position as associate dean of freshmen was “basically eliminated” because of the College’s restructuring...
...Chair of the Folklore and Mythology department Stephen A. Mitchell—a vocal supporter of Foster, who is a lecturer in the department—wrote in an e-mail that he was upset by Browne’s departure and that the situation reminded him of Foster?...
...William “Terry” W. Fisher, a professor and the chair of a committee on information technology, said that even if professors wanted to impose restrictions like those at HBS, they would face several obstacles, most importantly that students would exchange ID numbers or purchase a connection from another wireless provider to circumvent the restrictions...
...board has been created, the outgoing board and newly-elected House representatives will choose the six members from the applicant pool. UC members, like other students, can apply for membership on the board. In addition to these members, a representative of the First Year Social Committee (FYSC) and the chair of Harvard Concert Commission (HCC) would become automatic members of the new programming board. The board will have an executive board consisting of a chair, vice chair, secretary, treasurer, and publicity chair. In addition, a popular election among the membership of the board will elect event coordinators who will...
...Even inside the city, community groups that once worked door to door, ferrying voters to the polls and throwing big parties with music and food, are in disarray. This is not good for the Democrats. "I?m not going to sugarcoat this," says Donna Brazile, chair of the DNC?s Voting Rights Institute and a New Orleans native. "We all know that in terms of the Democratic Party, in order for us Democrats to be viable in the state of Louisiana, we need New Orleans to come back. That?s where the bulk of our voters are. Over one-third...