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...move from the Yard to Houses warrants the current unequal system, we sympathize with administrators’ fear of appearing to promote intercourse to naïve freshmen. The solution to that dilemma, however, is not depriving sexually active freshmen of free contraception. Instead, CHI officials and the Freshmen Dean??s Office should focus on educating students about safe and healthy sexual lives...
...were certainly interested in the topic. Yet, it did not result in the magic appearance of the necessary equipment. Sally got a call from an Administration representative asking “if she was falling behind.” For the record: I think the work of the Freshmen Dean??s Office (FDO) and the assistant deans in general is terrific, and we witness their successes every day. From personal advice to career guidance, they work very hard. But their response in this case was just nonsensical. There was no reason for them to make this issue...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). Asked what she thought of the “paralysis” of the Faculty that some professors cited at last week’s meeting, Goldin replied: “A paralysis of what, of FAS? That’s the dean??s fault, not Larry’s fault.”“This is rule by the mob,” she added.That “mob” might not reign at all of Harvard’s schools, though.Alan M. Dershowitz—the Frankfurter...
Dillon Professor of International Affairs Lisa L. Martin said the Faculty felt “embarrassment” at the handling of the dean??s departure in light of “leaks and manipulation” in news accounts of the resignation. But in contrast to his handling of the fallout from his remarks last year, Summers disputes the validity of the new accusations, calling the reports of Kirby’s forced resignation “mischaracterizations...
...think that what set this off was the fact that the president’s staff or confidantes—knowing that Dean Kirby was about to announce his resignation—decided to leak it ahead of time... and thus embarrass the dean?? said Peter K. Bol, the Carswell professor of East Asian languages and civilizations. “I think that it was incomprehensible to deny a person the dignity of announcing his own resignation...