Word: hubbard
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Ruth Hubbard, professor of Biology, who moderated the panel and teaches a course on women's issues, has argued that the strict confidentiality and the dean's hesitance to reprimand publicly offenders allows sexual harassment to continue unconfronted. "Spotlighting will eliminate the vast majority of the cases," Hubbard argues...
...group left last Saturday afternoon from New York after meeting each other for the first time that morning, Ruth Hubbard, professor of Biology and Wald's wife, said yesterday, adding that the conference will end Thursday and she expects Wald "not to linger but to return immediately...
...Hubbard said the Iranian delegation to the United Nations was involved in the negotiations that led to the nine leaving for the conference, adding that the trip was planned so swiftly that she did not know any other details of the trip...
Several Harvard students have helped Oxfam's effort, Seligman said. Randall E. Hubbard '83 said he started distributing literature for Oxfam while researching a project for Social Sciences 174, "Coping With International Conflict...
...very best been slow, some departments seem to make better progress than others. Surprisingly, it has been and continues to be the more traditionally "women's fields" like history and English which find cause to complain of a lack of qualified candidates. The Biology Department has tenured two women (Hubbard and Turner) while neither history nor English have tenured any. Yet, government statistics reveal that 20 per cent of recent Ph.Ds in history are held by women. According to the recommendation of a faculty committee chaired by Caroline Byrum and Michael Walzer in 1971, "If Harvard granted tenure to women...