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Harvard has come a long way, she says, since the days when she was an assistant professor at the University but couldn’t enter Lamont to check the reserve shelf for her courses. At the time, she wasn’t allowed to walk through the front door of the Faculty Club (not that it ever stopped her, she laughs: “I figured if I was going to have to go, I’d go through the front door, and nobody ever said a word, even though I was clearly flouting...
...from St. Louis,” and with an opportunity there to enter the insurance business and a child on the way, the goal of finishing his senior year took a back seat...
...perpetuation: a mostly-white staff attract their mostly-white friends to help in an activity that, is, even at the national level, practiced by mostly white individuals. While The Crimson does not present a hostile work environment to minorities in any way, many who do make an effort to enter its doors end up feeling uncomfortable surrounding themselves among a group of students unlike them...
Weller was the first Western civilian reporter to enter Nagasaki after it was devastated by a nuclear bomb in August...
Another problem was the large amount of data entry that was required to enter new employees into the database, often delaying the hiring of new employees. Many students were not entered into the system by the time their paydays came around...