Word: dean
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...invitation of Law School Dean James Vorenberg '49, then a professor of Law, Gallagher also received a fellowship that enabled him to study at the Law School for a year to improve his understanding of police operations...
...course, lots of these people wanted to get hurt," Pusey says. "They were trying to act like they were being brutalized, but Dean Ebert [of the Medical School] was there, and he could tell you there was no brutality of any kind. I think there was one girl that jumped out the window and may have broken an arm or something like that, but I don't think anybody else ever went to the infirmary. The reports of violence were just not true. There was no violence at all. The police just pushed you, they just trucked them right down...
...September, 1969, Crimson President James M. Fallows '70 wrote that the staff was initially pleased with the coverage of the takeover and the strike. Three editors had set up a makeshift press room in a dean's office at University Hall, sending dispatches back to the rest of the staff with couriers who dodged the police patrolling the Yard...
...voice your opinion on a student center, speak to dean of Students Archie C. Epps, Ill. Or call Jeff Camp, co-president of Students Concerned for a Student Center, or Van Troung, moderator of the Harvard Union of Student Officers...
Earlier this year, HUDS drew criticism from Assistant Dean for Race Relations and Minority Affairs Hilda Hernandez-Gravelle over a "'50s Night" it staged. Hernandez-Gravelle said flyers for the event, which described the 1950s as a carefree era, were offensive because of their unconscious insensitivity to segregation and racial prejudice during that time...