Walter Rothschild
Student Security Undergoes Investigation
The Student Security Patrol was organized three years ago in the hope that students could be hired to augment the
Patrol Probe Finds 'No Criminality'
The administration's special investigation into alleged payroll irregularities and mismanagement in the Student Security Patrol has recommended that no criminal
ACSR Recommends a Letter To CBS on Fairness Inquiry
The Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility urged the Corporation Tuesday to send a letter to the Columbia Broadcasting System, asking
Police Are Called 'Slow to Respond'
The University Police officers who responded to an assault at the Carpenter Center last Friday disputed this week allegations that
Gomes Is Named to New Post, Minister in Memorial Church
The Rev. Peter J. Gomes was named yesterday Minister in Memorial Church, ending a two-year vacancy in the post. Gomes
Harvard Begins Improving Its Foreign Policy
Back in the days of student protest, the Center for International Affairs and its operating arm, the Development Advisory Service,
Employees Charge Police Slow to Respond to Call
Employees of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts charged yesterday that University Police were "dangerously slow" in responding to
