Word: directorships
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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ARNOLD C. HARBERGER, chairman of the economics department at the University of Chicago, last week turned down President Bok's offer of the directorship of the Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID), leaving Bok to start the search process anew. This time around, Bok should do it right...
...said he may hold another search to identify new candidates for the HIID directorship...
...said he does not yet know who he will offer the directorship to now, adding that he is considering holding a new search...
...Student Assembly, without a quorum, voted last night to urge the administration to reconsider the appointment of Arnold C. Harberger to the directorship of the Harvard Institute for International Development...
Third World students at Harvard continually feel the effects of institutional racism. The appointment of Arnold C. Harberger to the directorship of the Harvard Institute of International Development, the Hasty Pudding Theatrical's racist stereotype Edgar Foo Yung character, The Harvard Crimson's photograph of two Black men behind superimposed bars, are three recent examples. The explanation or justification for all of these incidents has been that the racism was not intentional and/or relevant to the issue...