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...Harvard releases a report showing that investments in South Africa-related companies fell from $230.9 million to $163.8 million--more than 30 percent during the last six months of 1988. But University money managers say the drop was caused by company divestments and not by any direct efforts on Harvard's part...
...President Bok's annual report to the Board of Overseers asserts that the Kennedy School must place more emphasis on a humanistic curriculum and public service if it is to train top government leaders. Less than 40 percent of the school's 1985 graduates, writes Bok, work in the public sector...
...Crimson poll shows 49.4 percent of students favor opening the final clubs to women, with 41.8 percent opposing. Men outpace women in their support of opening the clubs...
...Dean Jewett announces plans to proceed with 25 percent randomization of houses in the annual freshperson lottery, beginning this March. The plan emerges as a compromise among masters, and only eight of 12 agree to participate. Students express frustration at being ignored...
...dean promises to forward a plan calling for at least 50 percent randomization of all houses in the fall...