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...Lewis seems remarkably blase about the incident. It seems to me that there are many other things "one could say" about it, perhaps concerning Harvard's commitment to campus safety and certainly concerning efforts to apprehend the assailant, who is to blame and who deserves Lewis' censure. -Katherine L. Dunlop '97, Member, Harvard Alliance for Safety Training and Education (HASTE); Participant, Battered Women's Advocacy Project Harvard Law School...
Editor's note: Dunlop also sent this letter to Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68. Lewis wrote a response and e-mailed it to The Crimson. It appears at right...
...reference to Ms. Dunlop's letter (see left), I should like to be absolutely clear that I do not blame the victim of the Tuesday incident for what happened to her. My immediate reaction upon learning of the assault was of concern for the victim and outrage towards the assailant. The rhetorical question quoted in the article-not a response given in an interview, but one sentence selected from many things I and others said during an extended discussion of safety in a meeting of the Committee on House Life--was meant precisely to state that I did not know...
...should add that I think part of Ms Dunlop's misunderstanding of my feelings about this event may be the result of editing in the Crimson story that reported it. Two quite separate safety matters were raised in that meeting, the intrusions in Matthews and the assault near Adams House. What is described just before the quotation from me as my frustration at "low rates of safety precautions" (not my words) had nothing to do with the discussion of the assault, but had only to do with the fact that the intrusions into student suites in Matthews Hall were through...
...Corvey-Price report illustrates a continuation of Dunlop's earlier pattern. According to the report, the University's exempt staff grew annually by 2.9 percent between...