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...accused Clinton and Gore of being swayed by drug companies. A “practical morality” in dealing with the issue, he argued, was critical. Any agenda to address AIDS, he said, would have to protect society’s “most vulnerable and marginalized members?? such as young African women and be based on sound science. Achmat encouraged Harvard student activists to contribute to AIDS treatment at a Friday morning breakfast with members of the Harvard AIDS Coalition. He also offered to publicly support the undergraduates’ efforts to secure greater public...
...easily do so under the presidential search system it has announced. But if members of the Corporation and Board of Overseers want to enable all segments of the University community to feel invested in the process, regular and meaningful engagement with a diverse array of advisory board members??not the infrequent and superficial consultation of years past—must be the rule...
This shameful coordination and lack of devotion, especially in comparison to the impassioned, standing-room-only crowds that filled University Hall for nearly a year of attacking Summers, only reaffirms the perception of Harvard faculty members?? apathy toward undergraduate education. Pictured in a recent New York Times art editorial as “spoiled faculty members who refuse to teach,” FAS does itself no service by failing to attend its own crucial meetings...
...announcement suggests that the Corporation members??who rarely make public appearances on Harvard’s campus—are responding to critics who say that University governance is too secretive. Corporation members spoke with several department chairs and other Faculty of Arts and Sciences members in the run-up to Summers’ resignation. But some professors at the University’s professional schools had complained that the Corporation—the only body with the authority to fire and hire a president—failed to reach out to the broader Harvard community in considering...
...board’s attention in the last weeks. “The timing is very unfortunate,” Superintendent Thomas Fowler-Finn said, “[The motion] comes as a total surprise—at a public hearing.” Nolan apologized for offending board members?? sense of procedure, but maintained that the motion contained ideas she had brought forth at previous meetings and should not come as a surprise. Numerous parents attended the meeting at Cambridge Ringe & Latin High School last night to speak in support of the motion...