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Sources close to the Corporation said yesterday that while the Corporation had been "unhappy" with the policy since its inception, the desire to reconsider was sparked by negative business reaction--and possibly, a financial loss--resulting from the recent sale..
But the South House Committee last semester voted to break the boycott, and although Serena H. Yoon '82, chairman of the House committee, said yesterday the group will reconsider its decision at its scheduled meeting next Tuesday, it has yet to withdraw its nominees.
The Assembly supported a petition--proposed by Levine--which calls on Congress to reconsider proposed budget cuts that would affect college students. Reagan has proposed cuts in, among other programs, the Basic Educational Opportunity Grants and National Defense Student Loans, and the Social Security benefits for college students.
The law faculty agreed last fall to discuss changing the dean selection process for future dean searches once the current search ended; they should now seriously consider giving students a formal role in the procedure. Vorenberg's indication last week that he saw no problem with the current process is...
The Review will reconsider its position on affirmative action at a general meeting scheduled for this Wednesday, and could decide to reverse the position Review president Stuart Singer said yesterday.