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...Historically, the president has sole power to nominate a dean of the Faculty for the Corporation??��s approval...
...talked through” whether to borrow annually or withdraw a lump sum and chose the latter, Campbell said, because they expected the endowment to grow faster than the interest rate on debt. University President Lawrence H. Summers told the Faculty at its meeting last week that the Corporation??��the University’s highest governing body—has approved the decapitalization “in recognition of what is by the FAS an extraordinary period of growth...
...Hall at the time say that even now, almost a year later, they are unclear as to what changed the president’s mind, though all three speculated that he had been directed to do so by James R. Houghton ’56, senior fellow of the Corporation??��the only group with the power to fire the president...
...opportunity, wouldn’t it be best to maximize both for Harvard students by allowing them full freedom to choose exactly how they want to spend their free time? Thankfully, the debate about calendar change and a J-Term has died down. It appears that the Harvard Corporation??��the body which must ultimately approve any calendar change—has more pressing matters to attend to. Stopping the calendar change process has also stopped speculation on the future of a J-Term at Harvard. We hope this pause is indefinite, as the unique advantages our schedule offers...
Following the trend of recent years, company proxy proposals addressing environmental policy topped the Harvard Corporation??��s voting docket, according to an annual report released today. Harvard’s two-member Corporation Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (CCSR) reviewed 126 proxy proposals, voting on 96 while abstaining on the other 30. After reviewing the proxy proposals, a 12-member Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR)—which is composed of students, faculty, and alumni—decides which proxies it will take a stance on. The ACSR then gives the CCSR non-binding recommendations...