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According to Associate Dean for Development Scott G. Nichols, the University’s highest governing body—the Harvard Corporation??expressed its continued approval of HLS’ academic and fundraising plans after meetings with Law School officials...
...with democratic structures in place to ensure that policies are accountable to students, faculty, and workers. But the incredibly authoritarian way Harvard operates ensures that broad university problems will only be resolved, if at all, in the same way that economic injustices are resolved in any other kind of corporation??not through democratic governance but through coercion...
...make up the difference between what the Corporation??s willing to pay out and what FAS wants to spend, administrators have decided to increase college tuition by $1,681 for the 2002-2003 school year—$1,042.81 more than if tuition were adjusted for inflation alone. At 4.9 percent this is the largest percentage increase in tuition in seven years. In dollar terms it is the largest increase in at least 25 years...
...Board of Directors neglected its responsibility to protect the interests of Enron’s shareholders and Winokur, as a member of that board, must bear at least some of the blame. We feel uneasy and troubled that his duties as a member of the Harvard Corporation??overseeing President Lawrence H. Summers and the administration, as well as protecting the best interests of Harvard and its students—are so similar to the duties in which he failed at Enron...
...personally, he was—as Senior Fellow of the Corporation??a constant source of advice, support and friendship, for which I shall always be grateful,” Rudenstine said...