Word: hughes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...comment from Hugh Calkins '45, chairman of the Corporation subcommittee responsible for deciding how the University will vote on shareholder resolutions, that Harvard makes its initial investment decision primarily for economic reasons follows the Corporation's official policy adopted in 1978. Calkins and other Harvard officials have maintained in recent interviews...
...hunger strikers yesterday issued a press release stating that Steiner had said he did not believe that Corporation member Hugh Calkins '45's statement "could be taken at face value...
Corporation members Hugh Calkins '49 statement that Harvard's investment decisions are divorced from moral considerations: President Bok's conflicting remark that the Corporation had already "decided what is right" by not divesting and Treasurer George Putnam '49's laughter upon hearing of the last have all been publicized, thereby calling attention to the often callous attitude of the Corporation toward students...
...long talk with TIME'S Washington Contributing Editor Hugh Sidey, Pownall gave his first public reflections on the epic merger battle of 1982. Highlights of their conversation...
...think Karl Marx would have been in total agreement with Hugh Calkins' estimation of the Harvard Corporation's lack of ethical concerns--who with any sense in their head would expect anything but profit and power considerations from a corporation? So in this sense the fasters join every other justice-minded, moral human being on this planet who desires change in the face of insurmountable odds. I guess that means they're "ineffectual," "naive," maybe even a little crazy. But somehow it also seems clear to me that doing something--anything--to protest and bring to public attention a situation...