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When the building officially opens its doors to the public this week, the signs of disarray will be all too visible. The ground-floor restaurant, bookstore and travel agency are concrete shells with dangling wires; in recession-gripped Paris, the center has found no suitable concessionaires. The language classrooms are also empty, since the center canceled all its English courses last March. And all but two of the 27 artist-in-residence apartments are unfinished, because expected corporate sponsorship didn't materialize. "I went and looked at the building a few weeks ago, and I wanted to cry," says Gehry...
...rumors grow that he will retire, Police Chief Paul E. Johnson sits atop a department which over the past 12 months has been overwhelmed by internal disarray accused of racism and tarnished by a botched investigation into an alleged theft by two security guards...
Asked about the disarray in his central administration ,at a press conference to announce the campaignlast month, Rudenstine looked battle-worn. Heresponded testily, and incorrectly, that Green hadoffered an explanation for his departure. (Theprovost wrote The Crimson the next week to makeperfectly clear that he had said nothing toclarify the matter...
...biggest gap facing Rudenstine may bethe growing distance between his initial vision ofa harmonious, integrated University and theadministrative disarray that surrounds him in thepresent.Crimson photo illustration from Crimson filephotos/SoRelle B. B Braun and Eugene Y. ChangTOO MANY BALLS IN THE AIR: President NEIL L.RUDENSTINE and, from left, outgoing Provost JERRYGREEN; his successor, Dean of the Kennedy SchoolALBERT CARNESALE, former Vice President forGovernment, Community and Public Affairs JOHN H.SHATTUCK; his sucessor, acting vice president JANEH. CORLETTE, her successor JAMES ROWE '73; formerVice President for Finance ROBERT H. SCOTT...
...Green Out as University's Provost," read a headline over a Crimson article. The student news paper later reported on "disarray in Massachusetts Hall' resulting form the provost's departure...