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...meeting was markedly less contentious than recent sessions, but it was not without a dash of drama.Early on, University President Lawrence H. Summers interjected, “May I inquire if a quorum is present?”The rules of Faculty procedure say that one-sixth of the Faculty??about 120—must be in attendance for a binding vote to be held.Minutes later, an aide handed a sheet of paper—possibly attendance figures—to Secretary of the Faculty David B. Fithian. Two members of the docket committee that manages legislation hurried...
...strength of the school’s program.“Harvard will never have any problem finding talented constitutional law professors to teach its students,” Gerken said.Fallon pointed to numerous hires that the Law School has made in the past year as evidence of the faculty??s continuing strength. The constitutional law professors hired laterally in the past year are Daryl J. Levinson ’90 of NYU, C. Adrian Vermeule ’90 of the University of Chicago, and Mark V. Tushnet ’67 of Georgetown. In addition...
...just being attentive to the confidentiality of all that I have received so far,” Hoxby, a Harvard College professor and member of the Faculty??s Standing Committee on Women, said in a brief phone interview...
...their members will be selected, and a University spokesman, Joe Wrinn, declined to comment yesterday. Graduate student representation is also absent at the current stage of the search for the next chief of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS). University President Lawrence H. Summers and the Faculty??s governing council agreed in February that a committee of professors would compile a list of deanship candidates, and that the committee would then vet finalists for the job. The Undergraduate Council last night appointed seven students to an advisory panel that will issue a report on the qualities...
...Faculty??s first chance to display its academic leadership following its successful coup, Dean of FAS William C. Kirby barely mustered a quorum on Tuesday for the first round of votes on the Harvard College Curricular Review (HCCR). This abysmal attendance not only questions the Faculty??s commitment to the future of the College’s curriculum but also its idealistic complaints about Summers’ inability to effectively run an academic institution—at least he showed...