Word: steiner
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said Wednesday that Harvard has no knowledge of Palmer's involvement in Richards's investigation. In a June 3 statement, Steiner said Richards had acted independently in his efforts to recover the coins...
...agents had warned Harvard to be careful in dealings with Richards, according to Steiner. Both Steiner and the Boston office of the FBI declined to indicate whether the warning included information about Richards's criminal background...
...Steiner was hesitant to say whether Harvard is liable for actions Richards committed while he was under contract to the University. "There are different kinds of contracts," he said. "Richards was not an employee...
...work in UHall. The set-up contrasts greatly with the organization across the Yard. President Bok's Massachusetts Hall administrators have made their mark somewhere else: Stephen S.J. Hall, recently resigned as administrative vice president, in corporate business, Financial Vice President Hale Champion in public finance, General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54 in government, Charles U. Daly, vice president for government and community affairs, in politics. With the possible exception of Steiner, these men are at Harvard for only a few years. A UHall administrator says pointedly, "Jobs as Faculty administrators are not a stepping stone to something else outside...
General Counsel Steiner has one assistant in an office that is now regarded as a major nerve center at Mass Hall, handling the growing volume of federal legislation like the recently passed Buckley Amendment, opening student files, and various titles, labor disputes and law suits. The dean of the College has a mass of deans and assistant deans under him, often formally repeating functions that are limited to housing, counseling and disciplinary groups like the Administrative Board. Budget cuts, which Faculty academic departments suffered through in the last few years, didn't fall heavily on the College dean's office...