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Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 will have the final say on whether and how these demands...
This month, Gross took the most concrete step yet, forming a 14-person Undergraduate Women’s Center Director Search Committee. Tomorrow, the six student group representatives and eight faculty, staff, and alums on the committee will meet for the first time. Gross says a women’s center director might be hired as soon as January or February—though as the committee seeks to find someone to fill the position, it will also be trying to settle the thorny question of what, exactly, that person will direct...
College administrators, however, insist that their interest in a women’s center long predates Summers’ media mess. “I’ve been hearing about this since I became Dean [in 2003],” Gross says. “This has been cooking for a while...
...Bostonian Demographic Report, there are a little over 5,300 Salvadorans living in the Boston area. “Harvard is one of the main employers of Salvadorans in the Boston area,” Stewart said. According to Hasenfus, 17 percent of El Salvador’s gross domestic product is a result of money sent home to relatives by workers in the U.S. “Even if they’re just cleaning toilets, they’re able to send money home to their families,” she said. Despite the small size...
Once Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 assembled a committee (comprising faculty, members of the administration, and a student) to examine the topic, the students’ voice was not only heard but heeded. The committee’s work was truly a collaboration of all parties, and the result is a policy with which most seem to be pleased—a result all too uncommon in contentious situations like this...