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When Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67 attempted to walk into his Mass. Hall office in the mid-morning, he was blocked by PSLM members who requested that he spend three minutes reading over their demands...
President-elect Lawrence H. Summers has begun soliciting advice, observations, and names as the first part of the search to replace outgoing Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67, indicating that he most likely will retain the provost position in his new administration...
...understands the movement’s concerns. In response to PSLM’s demands, Rudenstine convened an ad hoc committee on employment practices which recommended increased overall compensation for Harvard workers. The committee did not endorse PSLM’s demands because, in the words of Provost Harvey V. Fineberg, it decided that a living wage was a “variable and somewhat arbitrary definition [that] omits key elements of total compensation...
Rudenstine exited Mass. Hall at approximately 4 p.m. and Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 left unobtrusively an hour later. Both administrators declined comment as they walked through the shouting crowds from the building...
...Harvey won his motion for summary judgment. And normally that would be the end of it. But in this case, the defendant [prosecutor Horan] has appealed. Which I find absolutely astounding - after all, what's the worst that could happen in this case as far as a prosecutor is concerned? If the evidence comes back showing Harvey to be guilty, you know the system works. If it comes back proving he's innocent, you've corrected an egregious wrong...