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...editors: The Crimson staff recently reacted to the University’s announcement of its presidential search committee by saying that students “have too small a role in the upcoming presidential search” (“In Search of Input,” editorial, Apr. 7). This is most certainly true. Particularly, the voices of the nearly 13,000 students attending Harvard’s eleven graduate and professional schools of Harvard need to be fully represented in the coming presidential search. This is the unanimous declaration by the presidents of the eleven graduate and professional...
...Sony's defense, the 32S2000 has some great features. The display, including the stand, weights 5.5 lbs. less than Sharp's. Also, it has video input jacks that are accessible from behind, making it easier to mess with your inputs when you're using the stand. In truth, though I had to pick a winner, there's no loser here: you would be proud to own either of these sets. The real winner is LCD technology. It's the future, at least...
...mail to professors yesterday announcing the faculty committee, Bok said that committees formed by both the undergraduate and graduate student governments would “provide input into the search process...
...offer advice in the search, but Graduate Council President John W. Kalis, a second-year student at the Divinity School, said graduate students need a more powerful voice. “I’m really concerned that students will not be taken seriously in this process because their input will be seen as second class and lower than the select people who have unfettered access,” said Kalis, who added that the group had not received a reply to its letter from the University as of last night. The president of the Law School Council, Zachary...
...three Overseers mentioned in the announcement. Included in the statement, however, was a move unprecedented in recent Harvard history but stale news at peer institutions: a formal advisory role for faculty and students, in the form of two respective advisory committees. While we welcome the opportunity for formal student input on a matter of such great import to the entire University community, we cannot help but be concerned that the “advisory” function of these committees will be anything but integral to the search process. According to the University’s announcement, chairs of both...