Word: procession
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...alumni--to vote on new Corporation candidates. Forums can also be held to measure the attitudes of the other members of the Harvard community. If the University is truly to live up to its principles, it can bring about democracy in its own backyard by opening up its governance process to the numerous group that make up Harvard...
WHILE the process of choosing successors must be watched carefully, it's important not to lose sight of a more significant issue: University governance. Right now, the Corporation has the sole power to choose its own members, without having to consult alumni, students or faculty. It's time the University opened up its selection process, so the Corporation "is not just a completely closed, self-reproducing committee," as Overseer Peter H. Wood '53-54 said last week...
...eachstudent is assigned to a proctor--a Harvardgraduate student or administrator--who lives inthe student's dormitory and takes care ofday-to-day problems for a group of approximately35 people. Proctors also serve as academicadvisers for most of their freshmen, although someare given nonresident advisers. Six senioradvisers oversee the process providing a secondlevel of supervision and counseling...
During their first week at Harvard, incomingstudents are given an introduction to life hereand told what the University expects of them. Inthe two meetings that take place during FreshmanWeek, proctors are required to explain Harvard'sdisciplinary process and describe the rules onalcohol and drugs, harassment and plagiarism...
Hernandez-Gravelle is in the process ofstarting a peer counseling group that will helpstudents come to terms with racial issues. Membersof the new group may make presentations aboutracial tolerence to groups of freshmen, as othercounseling groups--like Peer ContraceptiveCounseling...