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The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination joined in EEOC's judgment, and in March told Harvard that uunless the University can agree with Isaac, the commission will itself enter negotiations and if necessary hold a public hearing.
Rosovsky counters that while the use of joint appointments was preferred by the Faculty Council and the Committee that reviewed the department in 1972, he personally placed Isaac's name before the ad hoc committee. "If no joint appointments were possible," Rosovsky asks, "Why would I have submitted his name...
Harvard officials say they'll step up efforts to get his release. "We're hopeful that he'll be able to come." Nadia Svitlychna, a former dissident now at the Institute said, "but if the Soviets want to create problems for him they certainly can."
Buckley said yesterday the Norton Lecturer may teach classes at Harvard if she chooses. Gardner currently teaches English 165, "Eliot, Pound, and Joyce," with Ronald Bush, associate professor of English literature.
As Eichner dropped back, visibly hurting from the killer pace of the first couple of miles, Murphy made a "wild-eyed move," spurting from third to first. "I was convinced that Reed and I could handle Wehrwein and Mearns, and I figured it would help if I broke open," Murphy...