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During his tenure, Stone played a critical role as a liaison to the communities of Cambridge and Boston amidst the University’s large-scale construction projects in Cambridge, and development plans for a new campus in Allston...
...Advisory Board is simply too little, too late,” Sundquist wrote. The UC is also attempting to ensure that they have input in the running of Hilles. The council passed a bill at last night’s meeting entitled “The Hilles Liaison Act,” which calls for the appointment of a UC member who will sit on the advisory board as a liaison. The liaison will keep the UC up to date on student group news, and be involved in coordinating events, according to Soren R. Rosier...
...brochure or on the HLS Web site, Ryan cited time and space limitations, saying that “we just don’t have it put together,” while dismissing the University’s preferred lender agreement with Citibank as irrelevant. Moreover, University Financial Aid Liaison Officer Laurie A. Hogan told The Crimson that the University’s contractual obligations with Citibank are limited to the bank providing funding at below-market interest rates in exchange for Harvard’s agreement to risk-share on the portfolio. Hogan explicitly denies that Harvard receives...
...weeks ago, David S. Jewett ’08, the Tech Liaison on the HRDC’s Executive Board, resigned from his position, citing personal problems with the board and his role in the theater community...
...CORRECTION In the Oct. 20 article "Tech Shakeup," J. Michael Griggs was incorrectly identified as a lecturer on dramatic arts in the department of Visual and Environmental Studies and as an Office for the Arts liaison for Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club shows at the Loeb Theatre. In fact, Griggs is a lecturer on dramatic arts with the Committee on Dramatics and is the technical director of the Loeb Theatre for the American Repetory Theatre...