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...from pursuing a career in music. He explains, "It was a long time ago. There simply were no African-Americans in the classical music arena." He found Harvard to be a place "where you dream your dreams and act on it." With mentors such as Archie C. Epps III, Jackson participated in numerous campus musical organizations including the Harvard Glee Club, Leverett House Opera, the Bach Society, Harvard University Choir and the Harvard Band. He even was a music reviewer for The Crimson. After testing his dreams at Harvard, Jackson decided to act on them and soon entered the professional...
...says Nichols told him the campaign received a contribution from Allan Ryan III, but did not have the donor's complete background information. When it was time to report to the FEC, campaign workers found the Harvard Ryan's name in a directory of lawyers and recorded his information in their files...
...said, 'How do you draw the conclusion that Allan Ryan III who gave you money from New York is the same as Allan Ryan Jr. from Cambridge, Mass. who didn't?'" Ryan recalls. "The thing that strikes me is that this is something they are required to do by law...and they're just throwing [the information] around...
...year ago, Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 announced that the dean of students position, formerly held by Archie C. Epps III, would be dissolved, the duties divided among three associate deans of the College. Intended to reflect a changing administrative structure, the decision represented the removal of the only administrative position that, by natural consequence, was intimately concerned with students' social experiences. Although it is too early to judge how well the new associate deans have adapted to the administrative gap left by Epps, it is clear that students will remain underprioritized...
Even though he's no longer personally responsible for all of Harvard's undergraduates, Archie C. Epps III can't seem to get Harvard out of his system...