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...mail from Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, an op-ed in The Crimson, and a small signboard outside Canaday. These opening weeks of school—although understandably hectic for the 10 student interns who monitor the center along with its professional staff??are essential in forging relationships with new, and newly returned, students. What the Women’s Center has provided in its initial days are enormous amounts of free goodies, some of which will continue throughout the year: free coffee, tea, snacks, lip balm, coffee mugs, printing and copying...
...this did not stop her from criticizing Fowler-Finn for his poor interpersonal skills, saying in a statement that the “partnerships with the community, respect for parents, [and the] treatment of staff?? were areas that the superintendent has continually fared poorly...
...have in the past.” Harvard Magazine, an alumni bimonthly that accepts some funds from the University but is editorially independent, covered the Summers-FAS crisis extensively with Faculty meeting transcripts online and analyses in print.For Rosenberg, the changes in public relations under Summers have reduced his staff??s access to top administrators. Both Harvard Magazine and The Crimson are only allowed to interview Summers and Dean of the Faculty William C . Kirby with a press officer present—a departure from the looser rules of previous administrations. “It?...
...grid. Contrary to Zamore’s view, the increase was appropriate and in the best interest of consumers, the community, and the environment. It was not simply a matter of regulators allowing the increase; the truth is that the NRC approval came after 29 months of its technical staff??s review of the condition and performance of the plant and its components, as well as the quality of the maintenance, engineering, and training that supports plant operations.The approval was unanimously recommended by the independent Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards which was established by Congress decades...
...little, it does little in return. When the College marshals the manpower of several hundred upperclassmen, it should set a level of expectation commensurate with their desire to help freshmen. We hope that the Student Advisory Board that meets to decide the fate of freshmen advising will buck this Staff??s position and ask for a greater commitment from the body of individuals eager to interact with and aid freshmen. Doing this means combining the functions of social and academic advising into one comprehensive program. Dividing the academic and social realms of advising will confuse freshmen and duplicate...