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...wonder if one way to handle this is for the City Manager to inform the City Council what this money is used for," said Vice Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves '72. "After we receive periodic reports we can see if we want to change the trust...
Furthermore, Merrill Lynch continued doing business with Lomas after it sold Harvard the stock, eventually acquiring the company's valuable credit card division shortly before Lomas declared bankruptcy in September. Again, Renehan said, Merrill Lynch did not inform Harvard...
University administrators have billed the capital campaign as Harvard's blueprint for the future, saying that the decisions made now will inform the identity and goals of this institution for decades to come. Still, as deans and their committees decide what Harvard should spend money on in the coming years, most University fundraisers acknowledge that these academic decisions will be tempered by external and nonacademic financial considerations. What donors are willing to fund and how those donors envision Harvard may well affect the real outcome of the University's academic priorities...
...which controversial speeches had to be cancelled because of unruly protests, the University charged a committee led by Professor of Government Joseph S. Nye, Jr., with developing a way to balance the right of demonstrators to peacefully protest with the right of an unpopular speaker to be heard--"to inform students of the acceptable limits of protest," reads the committee's report...
...letter had two purposes. The first was to inform the Harvard community of the excessive violence used in the police actions and to suggest that there were more humane ways of enforcing its law. The second intent was to link their violence to a greater, more pervasive ill: the omnipresent homophobia infecting so much of our culture...