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...Rudenstine's understood goals--and his stated reason for appointing a provost--was greater collaboration among the University's faculties. Many schools are now planning joint programs--between the Education School and the Kennedy School of Government, between the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the School of Public Health. Every Harvard student, regardless of school affiliation, will benefit from a University that is stronger and better across the board. We can't continue on our present track, bolstering a few elite schools while neglecting others...
...newsletter, to be named Roots and Culture, is a joint project of the Harvard African Students Association and the Caribbean Club. It will be funded by those groups and by the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations...
After intensive negotiation on the subject in 1989, the Union and the University agreed to study that question in the Joint Health Care Advisory Committee, gathering information from other employers which have enacted such plans, considering legal and administrative implications, and estimating costs. That Joint Committee work has been completed, and detailed in a written report. The results are reassuring. A sizable and growing number of institutions, many of them similar in size and activity to Harvard, have introduced "domestic partners" family coverage, with consistently positive results. Previously uninsured members of the community obtain coverage, the degree of participation...
...Joint Committee is made up of several HUCTW designees, as well as top administrators from the Benefits Office, Financial Systems, the University Health Services, and a Medical School faculty member...
HUCTW representatives will take part in the meetings of the Provost's committee enthusiastically, but a troubling question lingers. Why is it that a small but important question concerning the basic fairness of Harvard's health insurance offerings, which has already been studied extensively by a Joint Committee which included a number of Harvard's top administrative and faculty experts on health care issues, needs to be referred to committee for a second time? Again, it is hard not to reach the conclusion that the University's approach to the consideration of complex health care issues is not comprehensive...