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When HRAAA nominated Tutu for a post on the 30-member Board, critics said the archbishop could not fulfill his duties as an overseer since he would not be able to attend most of the Board meetings.
That's exactly what happened at the RussianResearch Center recently. As soon as Ernest E.Monrad '51 spent $1 million to endow aprofessorship at the Center, he was put on its19-member, Overseer-appointed visiting committee.
University officials say the committee'sinfluence is limited, but Overseer Peter L. Malkin'55, a committee member, says, "It has theopportunities to make suggestions for programs."
Walsh said the Overseer's Committee to Visitthe Art Museums will meet later this month toconvene a search committee.
While Egan and Reardon were making headlines last year, Harvard officials quietly pushed through the Young Report, a controversial proposal that gives the University more control over future overseer elections. Under the plan, which will be implemented this year, the University will mail letters to alumni endorsing their official slate...