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Obviously McCloy has made mistakes in the course of his career But I am convinced that a balanced judgement would lead us to honor the Volkswagen Foundation's judgment When asked recently to evaluate McCloy's achievement a German worker who worker with him during these years said, McCloy was a man of his word, a man we could trust With men like him as leaders we had great confidence in the United States." Certainly in a time when we see the effects of an uncertain and erratric American leadership we should be able to appreciate and honor John McCloy...
...however been said that the role of the Assistant Dean is too complicated or even conflicted. According to this argument because my findings of fact ordinarily have a significant effect on the outcome. I am unable to offer non-judgement support to a student with a complaint against a faculty member. There is an understood more clearly. As the "hearing officer" of fact-finder at the first step of the process my function is in some ways analogous to that of a police officer in, let us say a rape case...
...discussion. There are, after all, a number of other was to think about the phenomena to which we refer as "sexual harassment" Some believe that the University should not presume to meddle in the personal associations of Faculty members who after all might be supposed to be people of judgement. Besides such jurisdictional arguments there is also the view that romantic liaisons between teachers and their students are not necessarily a bad thing that it depends very much on the circumstances...
...ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD would certainly label joining a floating crap game "conduct unbecoming a Harvard Student." It would probably cast a similar judgement on dancing in the chorus line at a club called "The Hot Box." But the cast of Guys and Dolls, the recent production of the Leverett Arts Society, proves that for once, the Ad Board is wrong--Harvard students can do both with great success...
...disagree with their judgement," L. Fred Jewett '57, dean of admissions and financial aids at Harvard, said this week. "But," he added, "I understand what they are doing...