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...Auxentios, a visitor at Harvard in the spring. Perhaps a few Crimson readers will remember the good Hieromonk's letter to the Editors, his dismay at the disrespect shown him and his abbot by certain students, presumably Harvard students, and how he indicted the entire University for intolerance and disregard for the ancient traditions of the Greek Orthodox Church. Now I am likewise a "traditionalist" Greek Orthodox monk, dressed in the manner of Hieromonk Auxentios. For over 12 years I have been visiting Harvard's sundry libraries, and therefore its campus, and never once have I encountered...
...human-rights violations. I cannot deny the possibility that one of my subordinates has violated a person's human rights or the law. What I can guarantee is that there were no orders supporting this. I am a Christian. I have five children. I love them. I cannot disregard human rights. I do condemn human-rights organizations that are partial. They exploit the good will of a lot of people for their own aims...
...Barney Frank '62 (D-Mass.), a vocal union supporter, said that he held "real respect for Harvard," but was disappointed with what organizers termed a disregard for workers' needs...
...interview, union organizer Marie C. Manna pointed to annual salaries of $12,000 to $13,000 for experienced administrative workers and research assistants as evidence of Harvard's disregard for workers' needs...
...damaging facts become more well-known, it is my hope that those who supported the majority editorial will reevaluate their position. This man's remorselessness and blatant disregard for human rights should never be allowed to be outweighed by his accomplishments, no matter how great. Surely, the Volkswagen Foundation and the Kennedy School could find someone else worthy of the honor, someone who would not be so offensive to the Japanese-American and the Jewish people. Francis X. Mukai President, Asian Law Students Association