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...employees, since we must take equity across employee groups into consideration. We approach wage negotiations with our unions in good faith, but mindful of internal equity with our other employees and continuing budget pressures created by dramatic cost increases for items such as energy and healthcare.The University is proud of the constructive and respectful relationship it has forged with members of Local 26 over the years. We value all of our service employees and the daily contributions they make to the University’s operational and academic excellence. We consider these employees to be the backbone of the University...
...that everybody walks home without even attempting to cheer. The so called “All-College Weekend” has been abandoned as a miserable flop. Yet when President Pusey replied to Senator McCarthy’s charges that there was hardly a single undergraduate who was not proud of his university and its president. This kind of pride, demonstrated by the faculty in their commendations for the president and the administration, is a clue to the real spirit that is Harvard, a spirit that was summed up by the philosopher George Santayana, who near the turn...
...year, it was the nearly four hours of action on the field that made the 2006 edition historic.“I’m so happy to be a part of this,” Grimm said after the win. “I’m just proud of our team.”—Staff writer Malcom A. Glenn can be reached at mglenn@fas.harvard.edu...
...pitcher whose potential originated in part due to a curiosity—whose career has been more frustratingly inconsistent than anything—he put it together in his senior year like never before. “I’m real proud of him,” Castellanos said. “He’s worked real hard, through a lot of injuries and minor things and stuff. He put it all together...we reaped the benefits.” —PABLO S. TORRE
...upon the faculty members of any university in the Commonwealth. But Harvard rallied around its traditions of allowing ideas to be freely expressed, and Fast spoke and was listened to politely. He changed no one’s mind. Life went on as before. As students, we were proud of Harvard and its administration for its steadfast support of the notion that the function of a university is to be a marketplace of ideas, where any viewpoint, no matter how unpopular and even dangerous it may seem, is entitled to be heard with respect. We believed...