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Summers later told The Crimson that he recused himself from the Shleifer case “within a few days since I took office.” The Corporation??s senior fellow, James R. Houghton ’58, and the University’s former top lawyer, Anne Taylor, have both publicly stated that Summers had no involvement in the Shleifer litigation...
...mail that his Italian outing was “the one prior commitment that I told the Corporation I could not break when they asked me to serve.” Last February, shortly before Lawrence H. Summers announced his intention to resign his post as president, the Harvard Corporation??the University’s executive board—asked Bok to serve as Harvard’s interim chief as the school searched for a new leader. Because of the trip, Bok might not be on campus when the faculty committee charged with designing a new plan...
...included one of Summers’ former bosses, Nannerl O. Keohane, a member of the Harvard Corporation??the one body with the power to fire the president. The Crimson reported this past June that Keohane had privately advocated for Summers’ ouster...
...Interim President Derek C. Bok and members of the Harvard Corporation??the University’s most powerful governing body—have also been briefed on the matter, the individual said...
...Committee on Professional Conduct (CPC), the eight-member group investigating the matter.Following standard procedure, the committee forwarded the results of its months-long investigation to interim Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles last month, the two individuals said. Interim President Derek C. Bok and members of the Harvard Corporation??the University’s most powerful governing body—have also been briefed on the matter, one of the individuals said. The sources spoke on the condition of anonymity because the committee’s work is considered confidential and the individuals agreed not to divulge...