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In response, the Corporation committee, made up of three Corporation members, may soon reconsider its policy toward South Africa but for now has decided to maintain its current position of selective divestment, the report said.
My point is that no one should have to endure that kind of behavior, men or women, from a superior or an equal, and be afraid of speaking out. This situation demonstrates that rules for professional interaction must be redrawn. Women and men will learn to co-exist and work...
Then, in the spring of 1990, the Faculty Council decided to reconsider its practice of accepting ROTC scholarships. The council's discussion came in the wake of widespread controversy about ROTC, centered around the fate of Harvard student and ROTC candidate David E. Carney '89.
"We have decided that at this time there are too many unclear issues," said Mary Lou McGrath, superintendent of Cambridge schools. "We'll wait a year and then reconsider the plan."
The task of reappointing scholars in areas as diverse as baroque, Japanese and medieval arts has enabled the department to reconsider its direction and purpose.