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...letter from McCarthy also went to Robert G. Stone Jr. '45, University Corporation member; Allen J. Proctor '73, vice president for finance; Jay O. Light, Baker professor of business administration; and Michael Thonis, Michael Eisenson and Verne Sadlacek...
...addition to her two years as assistant dean, Griffith worked three years as a proctor, two of which she also spent as a senior advisor. Although she said her experience at the FDO was educational, Griffith added, "I'm ready to take what I've learned and translate it somewhere else...
...letter was also sent to Robert G. Stone Jr. '45, University Corporation member; Allen J. Proctor '73, vice president for finance; Jay O. Light, Baker professor of business administration; and Michael Thonis, Michael Eisenson and Verne Sedlacek...
...December 19, 1994. Ostensibly, this vote and the whole subcommittee procedure have been set up to determine whether or not HCIA meets the requirements of a student group, i.e. the autonomy rule. Yet, if autonomy is the real issue, why has Dean Epps invited to the meeting "a proctor with complaints about the conduct of some members of the church" ("Epps Delays Group Recognition," news story, Dec. 7, 1994)? How can a proctor with an obvious personal dislike of the ICC shed any light on the autonomy of HCIA? It is clear that the intent of this meeting...
Given the make-up of the invitation list, this meeting will likely contain more pithy observations of the kind offered by proctor Terri Gerstein, who suggests that Harvard first-years are so narve that she, fearing that they might get "sucked in" by a church she doesn't like, must protect them from their own capacity to make decisions. First-year students who enjoy making their own choices should feel duly insulted by her remarks. Undergraduate Council member Randall A. Fine '96 correctly identifies the agenda behind the December 19 meeting when he notes, "if it isn't an issue...