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Consider, for example, the Gazette's recent treatment of the news that Provost Jerry R. Green would leave his job and take a new inter-Faculty position...
Jerry Green's recent resignation as Provost unfortunately has been the cause of unfounded and inaccurate speculation. During the last two years, he was a guest at nearly all meetings of the Harvard Corporation. We appreciated his vision it always stressed the whole of Harvard--a rare thing in our community. I valued his wisdom on a large variety of issues. His presence improved Corporation deliberations: he had abilities that we should seek in future members. Henry Rosovsky Geyser University Professor Fellow of Harvard College
...vacancy was filled quickly during a week in which administrators are still reeling from the sudden departure of Provost Jerry R. Green. Harvard's announcement last week that the provost would return to the economics department left three of the top seven administrative posts at the University open...
...academic side of Harvard life, he should say so. If Green and Rudenstine differ over how to run the University, they should just admit it--it's nothing to be ashamed of. But the longer they keep mum, and refuse to give us a legitimate reason for the Provost's departure, the more their reticence raises questions...
...community has benefited from [Green's] administrative ability and responsiveness, his sound management of complex problems, and the astute role he has played in planning for the coming fund-raising campaign. All of us owe him our admiration and thanks." We agree. We, too, are sorry to see the Provost...