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...academic priorities—Harvard will stagnate. So where does that leave us? Administrators can be uninformed and inflexible, and faculties can be self-interested and shortsighted. I don’t want Summers writing the syllabi for new Harvard courses, but I don’t want Professor Judith Ryan allotting space in Allston either. Let us hope that the Corporation selects a candidate who recognizes both the seat’s limitations and its possibilities, who doesn’t shy away from engaging the faculty, but takes care to choose only those battles that are critical...
...budget for the basement renovations are currently being developed, said Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd. Kidd added that the Freshman Deans Office would have liked to take a more comprehensive look at renovating all the Yard basements, but the construction at Hilles opened up a “window of opportunity” for changes to begin...
...Governors State University (GSU) criticized the school’s administration, the dean said the paper had to be approved before publication, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education. Harvard administrators do not censor student publications, even when administrators are concerned about their content, Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd said yesterday. “There are always one or two high-profile cases every year dealing with freedom of the press or freedom of speech in higher education,” Kidd said. “I do not think we will see one here [at Harvard...
...Summers’ leadership on the docket—in the wake of Summers’ resignation Tuesday.The Faculty Council cancelled the meeting to give Faculty members “time to settle” after Summers’ resignation, said Weary Professor of German and Comparative Literature Judith L. Ryan, a member of the Council.The Faculty will have a “non-regular” meeting of voting members on March 7 to share “ideas and feelings” about University governance, according to 300th Anniversary University Professor Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, who chaired yesterday?...
...know this isn’t about me, but hey, let’s talk about me. You criticized my “confrontational” questioning of Judith Ryan. Don’t you think that, like [New York Times Magazine reporter] Deborah Solomon, an interviewer should try to ask tough questions of an interviewee? How else are you supposed to get interesting answers...