Word: mehtas
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Anne L. Brody '98, Andrew A. Green '98, Olivia M. Leland '98, Jal D. Mehta '99, Douglas M. Pravada '97, Geoffrey C. Upton...
...Mehta contributed to the reporting of this story...
...Have lunch with Sonny Mehta. Find out what Knopf would give for autobiography. Be sure to mention Barbara Feinman...
...November 7, the Crimson independently published a news analysis by Jal D. Mehta '99 titled "Disciplinary Decisions Lack Student Participation." This article analyzed the neglected Student-Faculty Judicial Board (SFJB), a disciplinary committee composed of faculty and student members. According to Mehta's article, the SFJB was established in 1987 in response to demands from the Undergraduate Council. The numbers show the SFJB has failed its goal miserably: The User's Guide to the Ad Board notes that only one case has been decided by the Student-Faculty Board in its nine years of existence...
...Mehta reported in his article, only one in 500 students makes use of the Student-Faculty Judicial Board (according to CLUH). The option of the Student-Faculty Board is a chimera: Students who try to have their cases heard by the SFJB are often stonewalled, students are frequently counseled against the SFJB by their senior tutors (I know I was) and some students who request the Student-Faculty Judicial Board (SFJB) are denied it. A conflict of interests is institutionalized In Harvard's disciplinary procedure. It just does not make sense for the individuals who choose whether your case will...