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...Without the political capital gained by [the assaults], I don’t know if the University and the city would have been convinced,” then-Undergraduate Council president Matthew W. Mahan ’05 told The Crimson at the time. “The city and the University were not initially...
...distance themselves from their government. Complicating the matter is the fact that the AUT and the NATFHE merged on Thursday. Before the merger, the AUT condemned the NATFHE action in a statement in which it cited its experiences from last year. “In May 2005 AUT council overwhelmingly rejected an earlier decision to boycott two Israeli universities,” AUT said in a statement this week. “[F]reedom of expression, open debate and unhampered dialogue are prerequisites of academic freedom.” Summers’ statement is notable in part because he said...
...empty—except for two tenants whom Harvard asked the city to evict.“People were being literally driven out of their neighborhoods by Harvard expansion,” says David Sullivan, a 1977 graduate of Harvard Law School who was elected to the City Council in 1979.Harvard’s authority as a landlord was drawn from the Dover Amendment, a state statute that exempts non-profit educational institutions from zoning laws, which regulate the permitted uses of property.Because the offices planned for the Sumner Street building all fell under the category of educational...
Lorraine B. Pratte, then a third-year law student and member of the Law School Council, told The Crimson at the time that students should be involved in evaluating the final candidates once the selection pool had been narrowed down and that Bok’s inclusion of students in the search process amounted to little more than “a token effort...
Marjorie R. Corman, then-president of the Law School student council and now a professor at University of Cincinnati’s law school, met with Bok to make the case for a formalized role for students...