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...he’ll be able to make the best decision,” Turner said. It is not yet clear to what extent Smith will take into consideration the concerns of students or the advice of committees as he searches to replace interim Dean of the College David Pilbeam. Advisory committees often play important roles in gathering information for the president or dean charged with making the appointment. But that is not always the case. In 2003, then-Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby reportedly chose Benedict H. Gross ’71 as the new dean...
University President Drew G. Faust headlined a star cast of notables from Harvard and the world of playwrights to celebrate the opening of the New College Theatre on Holyoke Street last night. Dean of the Faculty Michael D. Smith and Dean of the College David Pilbeam participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony while prominent playwrights, including Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel, were featured on a panel. In tune with the bright red and purple décor of the venue—once the site of the old Hasty Pudding Theatre—the Office for the Arts at Harvard...
Jeffrey Kwong ’09, the president of the Harvard Republican Club and Harvard Right to Life and a former UC member, who spearheaded the effort, said that both Pilbeam and Kidd have responded, saying they will take his concerns into consideration...
...their worth as mature, tactful participants in Harvard’s administrative structures, and have acquitted themselves flawlessly—it is doubtless only a matter of time before the College accedes to their eloquently, insistently stated demands.Last week, the College’s positively Jacobin interim dean, David Pilbeam, let the axe fall on the UC’s weekly party grants, the nascent micro-finance of Harvard’s social life. Party grants have propelled the development of a quasi-fetal social scene among the world’s most socially underprivileged animals—Harvard students?...
...delicate, and one should wait before passing judgment. But sometimes, irrationality and bureaucratic inefficiency stare you in the face so directly that there is no need to think twice. There is no justification for a security system worthy of Logan Airport in a college library. So Heather Cole, Dave Pilbeam, Drew Faust, and anyone else that might be listening: I’ll let a Beverage Authorization Team follow me wherever I go, but please let me leave my library in peace. Daniel E. Herz-Roiphe ’10, a Crimson editorial editor, lives in Adams House...