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Michael J. Esdaile, a Canadian second-year PhD student in Middle Eastern History, sustained minor injuries and was forced to miss the Harvard-sponsored International SOS (ISOS) shuttle out of the Lebanese capital, according to E. Roger Owen, the director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies...
When emergencies arise abroad, Harvard employs International SOS, an international logistics organization that Ellison said “provides transport and whatever other support is necessary for all Harvard staff, faculty, and students...
Reena Pabari, a spokeswoman for International SOS, said in an interview from London Saturday that the group is “working with clients on the ground” and that it is employing a “team of specialists” in the region...
...immediately known if the bus that El-Zaatari reported had left from Beirut was International SOS-sponsored, how many people were aboard, or if all they were all Harvard students. At the moment, Harvard does not have plans to evacuate students and staff from Israel...
Some students alleged that the main problem lay not with security measures but with deeper problems with male-dominated society. In October of 1981, SOS chair Elisabeth M. Einaudi ’83 and Peggy A. Mason ’82, chair of the Harvard “Take Back the Night” (TBTN) committee, wrote an op-ed in The Crimson calling for improved safety measures and criticizing the mentality that generated violence against women. The letter praised recent security improvements like the shuttle system and increase in the number of security guards, but it further suggested that...