Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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"Harvard has a distinct capacity. There are very few other universities that can simultaneously effectively deal with biological, social and clinical problems," said School of Public Health Dean Dr. Harvey Fineberg '67. "As an institution that has this capacity, we have a responsibility and an unusual opportunity to deal with...
In fact, the Harvard entomologist has so many requests to identify species that he must turn some down. Recently, Roth had to decline an invitation to study some specimens found on an expedition conducted by the Russian Academy of Sciences--the same institution he wrote to several years ago asking...
"For me, the overriding resource has been mypeers," said Lawton of her speech. "It's moreabout people than it is about the institution."
"Any significant victory is a help inorganizing. This one would be particularlysymbolic because it is a well-known institution,there has been lots of publicity, and it's a bigunit," said Raymond Hogler, associate professor oflabor and industrial relations at Penn State.
According to Bok' report, every action universities take bears on the moral development of their students: discipline, counseling procedures, even "the standard they achieve in dealing with ethical issues confronting the institution."