Word: ellisons
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...roommate, Ryan C. Hackett '09, said that Harvard officials asked Wu to leave campus until further notice. Jay Ellison, assistant dean of Harvard College and secretary of the Administrative Board, declined to comment on whether Wu would be subject to disciplinary action...
...going to have a comment until Dean Smith releases his formal announcement, which I expect to be soon,” Brandt said, declining to comment further. Brandt enters an office that has a rocky recent history. In February 2005, anthropologist Peter T. Ellison resigned from the post, protesting what he saw as dishonest behavior by former Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers. This past spring, outgoing dean Theda R. Skocpol abruptly resigned from the position as well after her candidacy for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences deanship appeared to falter. The Crimson yesterday obtained a draft of Brandt?...
Growing up with 12 older and much taller brothers, Mary Lillian Ellison wasn't considered the strong one. All that changed nearly 60 years ago, when she took her first step into the ring. At the time, women had a minimal presence in wrestling, but Ellison's signature flying drop-kicks and hair-pulling body slams quickly earned her a loyal fan base. Shortly after she started wrestling, a promoter nicknamed Ellison the "Fabulous Moolah" for her stated ambition in life: money. In 1956, she won the World Women's Championship. Twenty-eight years later she was defeated...
...schools, including Dartmouth and Yale, have similar policies that hold even unaffiliated student groups responsible.“This [disciplinary policy] was a fairly straightforward action by the faculty and I am certain it could have been adopted earlier,” John “Jay” Ellison, the secretary of the Administrative Board, wrote in an e-mail.Aside from the health risks involved with drugs and alcohol, Kidd said Harvard has also been pushed to make changes because of legal issues. “We all know you drink. The College would prefer to worry [only] about unsafe...
...says Welton E. Blount ’09, an African-American Linguistics concentrator with a focus on African-American studies. Coles notes that, while he was taught Charles Dickens and Emily Bronte in his high school English class, classic works by African-American writers such as Ralph Ellison and James Weldon Johnson were missing from the curriculum...