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...essays are less impressive. One, titled Experiment and Traditional Forms in Contemporary Literature, starts off early with a solecism ("Contemporary literary works such as Bruce Andrews, Charles Bernstein, Ray DiPalma . . .") and then goes rapidly downhill. George Steiner, Leslie Fiedler and Theodore Roszak, all of whom have commercial-publishing credentials, turn in rather shaky performances before the smaller houses of the little magazines...
Selective Service officials have emphasized that they do not plan to ask high schools or colleges for students' names. Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said earlier this year that Harvard would carefully consider any such request from the government, but would not necessarily turn ove any names...
...Some of the statistics and reports we now use don't make much sense and are not leading to greater employment of women." Dariei Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said. "Those are the policies that could conceivably change," he added...
...matter what the federal government does. Harvard will not abandon its commitment to an active affirmative action policy for women. Steiner said. Given the opportunity, though, the University might scale back some reporting procedures it deemed unnecessary or inaccurate, he said...
...attempted to keep the discussion alive, most notably by devoting his lengthy annual report for 1979-80, issued last month, to technology transfer. Although professors call Bok's opus a better effort to lay out the general issues than the Steiner memo, it shies away from speaking in any but the most general terms about the future of technology transfer at Harvard. Bok insists that he has done his best, saying, "You can't please everybody," but his document has not obviated Faculty criticism of the way the issue was initially presented by the administration...