Word: granted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...past calendar year, thanks to media interest in the surprise resignation of Leverett Professor of Inter-Faculty Teaching and Research Jerry R. Green as provost, the mysterious three-month medical leave of President Neil L. Rudenstine and the decision to rescind an offer of admission made to Gina Grant when the College learned that she had killed her mother in 1990, among other matters...
More directly, a New York Times staff editorial blasted the University's news operation as "Primitive" for its handlingof the Gina Grant case...
When reporter Sewell Chan found that Grant's admission was ostensibly rescinded not because she killed her mother but because she lied to her alumni interviewer, people at The Crimson were excited...
...week was tainted by a few serious questions. (Beyond those concerning Grant's future--I can't do much about it so I'll save that kind of discussion for page...
...certainly asked myself that question several times last week as I watched Crimson President Andrew Wright explain on national television why Gina Grant should not have remained a Harvard admit...