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Narayanamurti says Harvard's first problem is that it doesn't do enough to recruit minority and women faculty members.
"What we do want is an increasing number of women and minorities on the faculties," he says. "We are very conscious of looking at that."
Shedding the garment industry's longstanding image of secrecy and silence, Gear proclaimed earlier this month that it would disclose the locations of its factories by January, in response to heightened concerns about sweatshop labor. Yesterday, Champion said it would do the same.
"Harvard" items probably do not get the University name on them, he says, until arrival in company headquarters in Lenexa, KS, where garments are given lettering.
Sometimes, a particular style is made in multiple factories, which could be located in different countries, he says. Moreover, he says factories do not assemble clothing from scratch, but instead get parts from other factories.