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...important European symbol," says M.E.P. Christine de Veyrac of France's center-right UMP Party. And the city itself invokes the 1997 treaty that calls for it to host 12 annual plenary meetings. "The arguments by the adversaries of Strasbourg are very ignorant of European reality," claims Mayor Fabienne Keller's office. Still, according to an internal E.U. website poll, 7 out of 10 M.E.P.s and their staff favor making Brussels Parliament's sole base. Even so, CPR chairman Alexander Alvaro likens his group's efforts to "the trickle of raindrops on a rock that eventually makes a hole...
Some professors appeared prepared to vote to censure Conant at a faculty meeting in November 1939. But “he came and gave a kind of half-hearted apology, and that took all the wind out of it,” said Morton Keller, who co-authored the book Making Harvard Modern with his wife, Phyllis...
Summers’ several apologies to date, however, have not succeeded in dampening faculty criticism. Keller called the current crisis more severe, owing primarily to a “change in the social climate...
...whole relationship of the university to the larger society has changed,” Keller said. “Also, the relationship of the president to the university has changed. In both cases it moved from a more hierarchical and privileged position to one that’s more open to larger social currents and one where the faculty is much less deferent to the president...
However, Phyllis and Morton Keller, authors of Making Harvard Modern, highlight schools where faculty have a somewhat greater degree of decision-making power than is standard in a top-down system, including Stanford, where a Faculty Senate has authority in promotion decisions...