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...Pusey Library historic? If so, why?" Bose asked...
Sacks became dean after serving as acting dean for four months following the selection of Bok--who preceded Sacks as dean of the Law School--as president. Before naming Sacks dean, Bok and then-President Nathan M. Pusey '28 consulted the Law School's Governance Committee, which includes students...
Throughout his speech, the shah lived up to the generous introduction of former president Nathan M. Pusey '28. Called a "twentieth century ruler who has found in power a constructive instrument to advance social and economic revolution in an ancient world," the shah's message was indeed thoroughly modern. He soundly denounced Holy Wars, which for centuries had been the belligerent reminders of ignorance. Today, the shah asserted, "humanity as a whole has come to realize that all people in the world were created by one God and that everyone is entitled to worship God in the way that...
...Pusey today denies this charge and repeats praise of 12 years ago with an added twist. "He seemed sincerely interested in how to promote modernization in backward parts of the world and he seemed to be doing it pretty well," Pusey says, "But I guess he was doing it too well. That was his problem...
...result of this technique. Bok's detractors say, is a University in which change has to be wrenched from bureaucratic jaws and rarely moves outside traditional perspectives. If the deeply divided Faculty rendered change impossible during Pusey's last years, change under Bok is a terribly slow, plodding process. Some say, however, that Bok's lawyer's style insures that the final product will be acceptable to all. "When he tells me that something is okay," says Rosovsky, "I have the feeling that I've answered every question and every possible objection." If most Faculty members don't seek...