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...from the immigrant community.” However, following a heated exchange, Reeves postponed debate and argued that the Committee itself should weigh Simmons’ request. When Simmons revisited the resolution last night, Reeves responded by advocating the same position he held last week. Councillor Marjorie C. Decker spoke in favor of Reeves, critiquing the Chronicle’s coverage of Simmons’ request as inaccurate and worrying those voting against the resolution would be misrepresented in the press. “I’m concerned that a vote on this somehow insinuates that if you don?...
...contrast to the leadership style of Summers, who often spoke freely on political topics of the day, Faust said that she would use the presidency as a pulpit to influence higher education. The path Harvard sets “helps to define the character and meaning of the universities of the 21st century,” she said...
Crimson staff writers Paras D. Bhayani and Claire M. Guehenno spoke with President-elect Drew Gilpin Faust via phone last night after the afternoon press conference announcing her selection. In the nine-minute interview, she offered thoughts on her predecessors, undergraduate education, and the origins of her first name...
...converse on issues such as, “what are our responsibilities to Harvard, what are our responsibilities to society, and what are our responsibilities to the larger world,” according to Co-Director of the series Steve Lin ’08. During his address, Lewis spoke about the desire in many institutions of higher learning to overcome instances of past discrimination in academia and the professional world by encouraging students to explore fields outside of those prescribed previously by gender, ethnicity, or race. But Lewis said that the hope of achieving this goal may sometimes stand...
...architecture in America. After the article was published, Tracy contacted The Crimson and said that he was never interviewed for the story. The man interviewed by The Crimson, however, provided Tracy's full name and class graduation year when asked for identification. It appears that The Crimson never spoke with the real Tracy and the quote should not have been included in the article...