Word: institutionalized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Maybe, then, his right to free speech stems from the fact that a campus is supposed to be a democratic place, and every view should be given a fair hearing. This would hold water if the University were a disinterested party and functioned democratically. As it stands, Harvard has a...
Increasingly, the press has come to take on the role of moral custodian of the political process. "Candidates used to be picked in smoke-filled rooms by their peers, who knew everything about their character," explains Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution. But this trial by cigar smoke died with...
Bok said in an interview Monday that the 50-year rule may be inappropriate for a research-oriented institution such as Harvard.
At week's end a rescuer appeared. The American Bank, a smaller institution two blocks away, agreed to acquire the insured deposits of Unitedbank and buy some of its good loans. As word spread that withdrawals could be made on Monday, worried depositors in the lobby broke into wide grins...
"The people of Princeton are going to have a lot of work to do," remarked University of Michigan Regent Thomas Roach last week. His comment came on hearing that Michigan President Harold Shapiro, renowned for his 15-hour workdays, would succeed William Bowen next January as Princeton's 18th president...