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As of October 1, Assistant Dean of the College Hilda Hernandez-Gravelle will become the special assistant to James S. Hoyte '65, the associate vice president for affirmative action. The move is the latest shake-up in the College's race relations bureaucracy which Dean of Students Archie C. Epps...
"It's the various hospitals getting together," said Kay, a newly-elected Harvard overseer.
And in the mid-1980s, the standing committees themselves were redefined in an effort led by former Overseer and committee member Judge Rya W. Zobel '53, who has served on the Germanic Languages, Arnold Arboretum and Kennedy School of Government visiting committees.
"FAS departments look on visiting committees coming to give assistance," says Andrew F. Brimmer, an overseer who has served several committees including the economics and Kennedy School committees.
The 30-member Board of Overseers is often criticized as an unlikely, powerless body that can have little practical effect on the lives of students or the success of the institution. By inspiring and helping to plan one frenzied, arts- filled weekend. Overseer John LIthgow '67 went a long way...