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...Harvard, a similar group of research experts is undertaking a related study. The Provost’s Committee on Biodefense Research and Regulations, assembled last August, will present a report—the result of its deliberations over the course of the year—to University Provost Steven E. Hyman next month...
...Some of the restrictions are fairly onerous,” says Assistant Provost for Science Policy Kathleen M. Buckley. “They are in conflict with what we define to be our basic academic values...
Gross said he has no concrete program in mind, but plans to work with Lewis and Provost Steven E. Hyman this summer to begin to structure a new approach...
...regular attendance at most home football games. Summers himself says his understanding of the humanities does not compare to his familiarity with social science. If he pursues a policy of benign neglect—or delegated responsibility, as when Summers directed the art museums to report to University Provost Steven E. Hyman—it might even streamline bureaucracy for the arts. Harvard’s artists have always enjoyed relative freedom from administrative control; even under the more culturally-savvy presidencies of art-lovers Rudenstine and Bok, who started the Office for the Arts (OFA), student art remained student...
Those priorities do not include the arts. Which does not mean a scorn for the arts or a cynical willingness to sell them short. But curiously, it seems to me, the very climate we’re in now with a new or newish president, provost, Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) dean, dean of Harvard College and head of the Office for the Arts; with the review of undergraduate education and with the ongoing effort to figure out what to do with Allston makes this a pivotal time for Harvard arts advocacy...