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...something that forced the University administration to finally cave in to their demands: “If the New York Times calls Harvard greedy—which they did—it has a tremendous ripple effect on alumni. I would like to think that we changed the corporation??s mind on the issue, but more importantly, perhaps, we changed their calculations on how the institution would be affected by this action...
...past, the committee has influenced the Corporation??Harvard’s highest governing board—to divest holdings in South African companies during apartheid. The committee has also discouraged the University from investing in tobacco companies. The Harvard Corporation has ultimate authority for the University’s endowment, which now stands at just over $18 billion...
...stood by the “Corporation?? sign, Harvard Corporation member James R. Houghton ’58 pointed to the clear blue sky and described the day as a “typical Harvard” affair. “This is a great day—for a great new president,” he said...
...form, presented last month to the Faculty Council by the FAS Committee on Research Policy, implements a directive received from the Harvard Corporation??s Inspection Committee last spring to ensure that Faculty are familiar with research regulations, according to a letter Martin wrote to the Faculty Council last month...
According to Scully, “extensive discussions” between Nike and the office of the General Counsel ensued after issues of sweatshops and labor conditions arose during the license application process. He said the University was ultimately satisfied with the corporation??s labor policies...