Word: reconsideration
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Women here are getting tired of being told, in a multitude of subtle and not-so-subtle ways, that we are not worth learning from and not worth learning about. We implore the Government Department to reconsider its decision on Klein's contract, or at least to seek someone with...
Mayer has refused to reconsider his decision, giving as one reason for his veto the 3-3 split within the Sociology Department over tenure for Dreier.
RUS President Elizabeth Young '85 said yesterday that while the action is aimed at improving women's studies in general, the group was encouraged by Government Department Chairman John D Montgomery, who she said had told them that he might reconsider Klein's promotion if students showed interest.
After 30 minutes of heated debate, the Undergraduate Council last night narrowly voted to urge the Kennedy School to "reconsider" naming a recently announced Harvard fellowship for a former government official because of his actions during and after World War II.
IN 1969, fearing violence from student protestors during a period of unprecedented unrest over the Vietnam War, the Faculty effectively banned the U.S. military's Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) from Harvard's campus. This year, however, the efforts of students who participate in the program at MIT to gain...