Word: fellows
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Fellow Robert G. Stone Jr. '45 says that when the Corporation faces an unfamiliar issue, its first response is to consult with as many people around the University as possible. "Very seldom we say unilaterally seven people can make the best decisions, because very often we have to seek advice from as many people as we can. We don't know all the answers," he explains. This process was most evident recently when the University considered a proposal from Professor of Biochemistry Mark Ptashe to set up a profit-making genetic engineering company within the University. After extensive consultation within...
...justice and caring orientations manifest themselves at Emma Will are. One of the girls that she had placed in the "justice category" turned in two of her fellow students for cheating, while more of the "caring-oriented" girls than the "justice-oriented" ones handed in a survey that she had distributed...
...University publishes a Teaching Fellow Handbook which attempts to address this issue, saying. "The relationship of the Teaching Fellowship to the Financial Aid Program of the Graduate School should not be such as to lead to systematic violation of [the ideal of TFing being a learning experience...
...inherited the cases of Wendell H. Furry, Leon J. Kamin and Helen Deane Markham. In February Furry, then an associate professor of Physics, had been called before Congressman Harold H. Velde's House Un-American Affairs Committee and had refused to answer any questions. Kamin, a teaching fellow in Social Relations and Markham, assistant professor of Anatomy, had also invoked the Fifth Amendment in March before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee. The Harvard Corporation was faced with a dilemma: what should be done with these professors who refused to speak, when such an action seemed...
...their two approaches symbolize two sides of Harvard theater--the sensationally experimental versus the humanly experimental," suggests. Ted Osius '84, a fellow director and Rauch's freshman roommate. "Bill really wants to be able to take his shows to Des Moines, Iowa, and have people understand them. Paul is more likely to have very complex intellectual ideas, in which accessibility isn't really the main point...