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Summers said in an interview yesterday that he “was not consulted” in Bok’s deliberations. In an April 12 interview, he told The Crimson that he had been “in frequent touch?? with Bok, but said only that they had “discussed a whole range of issues at the University...
...because we could have the tyranny of the minority…every single motion I make, you would simply rule out of order…And so I make a motion, and I rule you out of order, then you would try to overturn me again.”Touch??, Johnny. But the logic was lost on Kwong. “Why is it tyranny of the minority?” “Jeff, I’m done answering your question,” Haddock replied.And one-third of the UC was done as well, storming...
...academics write articles on controversial subjects.” When asked whether he had received any complaints from donors as a result of the paper, Summers declined to comment further. BOK TO BUSINESS In the weeks since his resignation, Summers said he has been in “frequent touch?? with incoming Interim President Derek C. Bok, who recently moved into a Loeb House office. Summers declined to discuss the content of those meetings with Bok, but he said the two had discussed a “whole range of issues at the University...
...essential thing is that the students and some potential concentrations are in touch?? during freshman year, Goldfarb said...
...wonderful partner in creating meaningful Jewish experience.” She says Hillel and Chabad are “synergistic,” and, in reference to those who would suggest a rivalry, “I think maybe people are just looking for the story.” Touch??.Rohr, like Herbstman, says both groups “work in tandem and complement each other.” Regarding Hillel’s separation of Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox classifications—described by Rabbi Poupko as “variety”—Rohr says...