Word: representive
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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At Dunster's urging the legislature redefined the College's governance in 1650, establishing the bicameral system that has persisted with only one major modification until today. The Corporation, composed of the president, treasurer, and five Fellows, won primary control over the institution. The Board of Overseers became a supervisory...
Neal I. Koblitz '69, a mathematician at the University of Washington, donates the royalties he receives from his books to a fund he and his wife set up to aid women scientists in Vietnam. Koblitz's Harvard classmate, Michael K. Fenollosa '69, now an assistant vice-president at Boston's...
The 46-year-old Gilligan argues that these stages don't fairly represent the ethic of care and responsibility that she has found in her interviews with don't fairly represent the ethic of care and responsibility that she has found in her interviews with girls and women. "Women just...
"There is a need to represent, in the mapping of development, a non-hierarchical image of human connection and to embody in the vision of maturity the reality of interdependence," she says.
For several years, members of the United Automobile Workers union have waged a bitter campaign to organize clerical and technical workers in the Harvard Medical Area. It has fought and lost two close campaigns to win the right to represent these workers.