Word: kronick
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...dedication to fighting sexism at Harvard, from top to bottom, if any action taken against the Pi Eta club is to be meaningful We are all now talking about the problem, we have to begin to move together to overcome it. Toba Spitzer '85 Thyra Endicott '84 Rani Kronick '84 Stephen Hanna '86 Sarah Browning '84-5 Jeanne Wirka '86 Sarah Jane Holcombe '86 Gina Cattalini '87 Elisabeth Szanto '86 Amy Gluckman '83-4 Laura McDermott '84 Viveka Fuchs...
...action can only be interpreted as an attempt to intimidate future expression of student opposition to U.S. policies. The Reagan administration's policies have resulted in so much hardship and death, and have generated such strong student opposition, that this intimidation will have no effect. Thyra Endicott '84 Rani Kronick '84 Adam Steinhouse '85 for the H/R Committee on Central America
...People don't think about how important the ramps are," said ABLE Vice President Ram Kronick '84, adding that the ramps also help the elderly and parents with small children...
...problem "is not Tom Crooks," Kronick asserts, but rather the limited emphasis the University places on the concerns of the handicapped. "Crooks has numerous other duties, and he's overburdened," notes Chertkov. Harvard must recognize that making the college suitable to disabled students represents a major commitment and should establish a central office dedicated solely to disabled student issues. Such an office could function as an outreach program, contacting and helping disabled students rather than shifting all the burdens to them...
Despite the many unpleasant moments she has experienced as a disabled student at Harvard, Rani Kronick believes the University remains committed to the ideal of making a Harvard education--and a complete Harvard experience--available for qualified handicapped students. But until the University recognizes how sincere an effort is required to make that ideal a reality--until Harvard takes positive and constructive steps towards improving the quality of life for the handicapped--the Harvard experience for disabled students will be tainted by bitterness and frustration...