Rebecca L. Walkowitz
Dean Search in Limbo, Timetable Still Unclear
Henry Rosovsky--Corporation member, professor and now acting dean of the Faculty--may have agreed to take on a one-year appointment in
Disciplines Clash in Memo War
More than 4000 miles removed from this spring's nationally publicized inter-departmental controversy, Sociology Chair Aage B. Sorensen has remained absent--and
BOK TO RESIGN
Only one year before Harvard's upcoming $2.5 billion-plus fundraising campaign is scheduled to kick off, the University's top two administrative
A Harvard School of History?
At a University which seeks to recruit only the foremost scholars to its tenured ranks, maintaining and identifying excellence is
Low-Profile Group Has Strong Impact
Every Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m., the chief executive officer of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) meets
Soc. Stud. Demands Censure of Sociology
Social Studies head David S. Landes said yesterday he has urged Dean of the Faculty A. Michael Spence to censure
Sociology Appoints Five Junior Profs
Even as the nationwide competition for talented young professors becomes increasingly tight, Harvard's Sociology Department has hired five new junior
Spence Resigns to Take Stanford Post
Dean of the Faculty A. Michael Spence will leave Harvard this June to become dean of Stanford University's Graduate School
Insensitivity Unjustifiable
T HE staff position asserts that "the issue comes down to whether sex should be allowed in Science Center bathrooms."
Investments Target Fewer Companies
In an effort to increase control over its $4.5 billion endowment, Harvard money managers have tried to limit the University's
Harvard Finances Remain Stable
Harvard, with an endowment approaching $4.5 billion, had a strong showing financially last year, maintaining its position as the nation's
$135 Million Stakes: Building the Case
It's not often that Harvard sues its investment advisors for $135 million. And, the University isn't taking any chances. When
Tradition and Changes Mix in Big Apple Vote
NEW YORK--At a victory party for New York City's first-ever Black mayor, the politics of tradition mingled with the spirit
Wilson Taps Former Colleague for Radcliffe
When reporters received a tip that the new president of Radcliffe would come from the University of Michigan, at least
Harvard Prepares Funding Pitch
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