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...past. Each time, Murphy has taken the time to hear his suitor’s offer—“You never say never in this business,” Murphy says. “You owe it to your family to listen to what people have to say??—and decided without qualification that he’s happy patrolling the sidelines at Harvard Stadium...
...agreed to go on the air but wasn’t sure what I would actually say??pending seeing the play,” Downer said...
...recommendation to dissolve all ties between the UC’s three committees. The philosophy behind this decision is sound—all student representatives, regardless of their committee affiliations, should have a say on legislation that affects the entire Harvard student body. But this “say?? shouldn’t grind UC floor debates to a halt. The UCRC’s recommendation to raise to two-thirds the number of votes required for consideration of certain amendments addresses this balance. Our only concern is that the two-thirds threshold (up from one-third...
...more damning charges against Summers’ leadership are often more about perception than about facts. Summers is perceived to be anti-humanities when he might simply be pro-hard science. He is perceived to be tight-lipped when, sometimes, there might not be much to say??as in the case of Allston expansion, which, even now, is in its very early stages and subject to excruciating amounts of criticism for the number of actual decisions that have been made. He is perceived to be arrogant when he might simply be on the trail of a good argument...
...large number of students would be interested in having more of a say??especially when it comes to issues of diversity and teaching quality,” he said...