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...expressed doubts about the course of the dean search following Summers’ resignation. In an interview with The Crimson yesterday, Summers said he will guarantee that HBS and the Graduate School of Education (GSE), both of which lack long-term deans, lie in steady hands.He said he will consult with the Harvard Corporation, incoming Interim President Derek C. Bok, and faculty in the dean search process.“I think it’s clear that there needs to be leadership in place in July in these schools,” Summers said. However, Summers...
...learning to another? For the answer, divide $250,000 by $85, vide supra. And his active participation on ad hoc committees. Didn’t he understand the use of the rubber stamp? And he locked horns with a dean, which is also, provided one steadfastly refuses to consult precedents, without precedent...
...that selected Summers in 2001 was made up of only nine members, six members of the Harvard Corporation and three members of the Board of Overseers. In 1991, when University President Rudenstine took over the reigns from President Bok, the Corporation had promised that they would make time to consult the Undergraduate Council, the Law School Council, and interested student groups, but this promise never panned out in a substantive...
...Council.“We’ve been empowered to conduct some preliminary discussions with Derek Bok to see what might be the best procedure,” Ryan said.The Council will create a search committee to advise Bok on the dean search. The search committee will also consult with Summers, Mendelsohn said.When asked whether the new dean would have interim status, Ulrich said it would be “pretty hard to pick a dean without a president.”The Council stalled the dean search last week, releasing a statement that said it would be difficult...
...page editor last Wednesday after the paper printed the polemical cartoons. According to a statement published by the student newspaper at the University of Illinois, the suspensions were enacted at the request of the newsroom staff because of the failure of editors Acton H. Gorton and Chuck Prochaska to consult key leaders of the paper before publishing the cartoons. The suspensions will continue pending an investigation into how the cartoons ended up in the paper. Last Wednesday, following the publication of four of the cartoons by the Salient in their Feb. 8 issue, Associate Dean of the College Judith...