Word: minow
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Indeed, two top feminist scholars were on the short list of candidates for the position--Harvard Law School Professor Martha L. Minow and Duke University Professor Anne F. Scott. But both removed themselves from the list. Another candidate, Yale University Professor Judith Rodin, turned down Radcliffe's offer. The Board of Trustees should not have been surprised. What committed academic would want to be the president of a college consisting solely of three programs...
Still, the decisions of Minow and Scott should have served as a reminder of how far Radcliffe has strayed from its role as a college. The problems the search committee faced did not reflect the state of the pool of qualified women available, but rather the state of the position the committee was seeking to fill...
...Radcliffe sources report that Rodin has removed her name from consideration for the Radcliffe post. The Crimson also reveals that at least three other candidates on a short list of six have removed themselves from consideration, including Harvard Law School Professor Martha L. Minow...
While both Scott and Minow have been characterized as "strong feminists," one Michigan administrator said Wilson was "not particularly a feminist...
When the search committee offered the presidency to Rodin they had narrowed their search from a field of more than 300 to a short list of about six candidates, according to Radcliffe sources. But after Rodin, Scott and Minow removed their names from the list, college administrators said the remaining three top candidates would not be offered the post...