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...minutes from the Sept. 29 meeting invoke Robert Frost to illustrate the tension between Summers and the Faculty that has characterized much of the president??s tenure...
...Caucus turned down that invitation at the time so that it could first further “identify what we want changed and accomplished,” according to the minutes. But the chairs nonetheless interpreted the president??s request as a nod to their rising influence on both Summers’ office in Massachusetts Hall and the Faculty administration run by Kirby across the Yard in University Hall...
...After Summers received a torrent of disapproval at three Faculty meetings in February and March, criticism of the president??s leadership style largely disappeared from public view. But the minutes indicate that those concerns remain among many chairs...
...President of the United States of America.” Depending on whom you ask, this phrase is either the justification for fairly extensive powers, or a truism meant only to open the second article, no more, no less. All that is left, then, that could justify the President??s action is his constitutional designation as Commander-in-Chief, except that this designation applies only to the nation’s military, and its invocation implies that Bush is using his military powers against American citizens—a scary proposition indeed...
...raised awareness, students have the ability to make the administration listen. The ERC has been receiving support from Massachusetts Hall ever since University President Lawrence H. Summers promised to provide funding for any groups working in the earthquake relief effort. While there is no word as to whether the President??s office will match the funds or make a donation to make the ERC reach its $50,000 goal, the administration should be commended. The powers-that-be recognized that students were passionate about this cause, and they responded.Both sides—the students who mobilized the efforts...