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Ishikawa selected additional proctors over the weekend in an all-night process' Jacobs said. Each proctor will monitor between 20 and 50 students, he added...
Jacobs added that late applicants had caused most of the congestion at the housing office, but computer errors had also hindered the rooming process. "The computer system is unwieldy in the way it is applied to housing. "Kevin O'Sullivan '81, a proctor in Matthews Hall, said yesterday...
Ishikawa, who completed his doctorate in French last spring, is returning to Harvard for his fourth year. He served as a proctor his first two years. Last year he also planned to serve as a proctor, but received an unexpected promotion when the person originally appointed to the deanship abruptly resigned last May. Pihl offered Ishikawa...
...even when the system has been beaten down, will endanger what he conceives to be the holiest of holies, the "bottom line." In effect, morality, can and always will be displaced. That feeling is not only unacceptable; it is dangerous. Marvin N. Bagwell '76, Law '79 Proctor in the Yard
Luther M. Ragin Jr. '76, proctor at Greenough and co-founder of the Committee to Reinstate Sherman Holcombe, said yesterday. "What led to his disciplinary action was his vigorous campaign for kitchen workers. He was someone who cared a lot about the social conditions of his fellow workers...