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...Women. This committee, consisting of five members of the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences, of whom three shall be tenured and two non-tenured, shall be appointed by the Dean. We suggest that a committee of graduate students and undergraduates be selected by the Permanent Committee to consult with it. The Permanent Committee on Women shall be charged with two tasks: periodically surveying the status of women at Harvard and devising ways of increasing the number of women on the faculty. Its purpose shall be to create a climate in which prejudice against women, or apathy toward their presence...
...relative allocation of funds and fellowships (including teaching fellowships) to men and women; and on the relative success (and reasons for lack of success) in placing male and female graduate students who desire job placement. The Dean shall supply this information to the committee, which shall then consult directly with any department whose report is unsatisfactory. The Permanent Committee shall also require and receive, through the Dean's office, reports from the Masters of Houses, the Committee on General Education, and the head of the Expository Writing program on the numbers of women tutors in their various domains, and reports...
Typically, when President Nixon intervened, Daniel displayed no outrage. Nor did he consult anyone as to the course he should take or, once his decision was made, what he should say in the letter. He wrote it on plain stationery, without the Army letterhead...
Extralegal Ingredient. The President was deeply troubled by the Galley case. He awoke in his San Clemente bedroom at 2 a.m., made some notes, and next morning called in his senior aides to consult about what could be done. His first decision was to intervene as Commander in Chief to permit Galley to continue living in his bachelor's quarters at Fort Benning until all his appeals have been acted upon. It was a decision probably reflecting Nixon's concern both as President and as politician: the move might help cool the country and would appeal to Nixon...
...black culture" be hired as guest curator along with Doty. In a prodigious diplomatic error, the Whitney refused. Its grounds were those of precedent. "Only three of our shows in the past forty years," a museum spokesman explained, "have been organized by guest experts." But Baur did agree to consult black experts "wherever feasible," an exquisitely vague phrase; the B.E.C.C., which gave the museum a list of black specialists, insists that this was not done. Curator Doty maintains with equal vigor that he did talk to these specialists, but it seems to have been a matter more of consultation than...