John F. Baughman
Feds Back Harvard In Grant Dispute
The Federal government ruled this month that a prestigious contract given to the Graduate School of Education last fall was
Setting standards for ethics
M ost professional schools offer courses in the ethics of their field, but President Bok believes that the teachers of
Free speech under fire
I n recent years, colleges around the country have seen a steady increase in loud, disruptive heckling at public speeches
Keeping Their Hands In
If the Harvard Corporation ever wanted to "get' the History Department, it could do it. It could block the department's
Empire Building
At Harvard's highest administrative level, a body of seven men functions as the University's board of trustees. However the workings
McLean May Be Leased To For-Profit Company
The Harvard-affiliated McLean Hospital is considering leasing all or part of its operations to a private company, which would then
University Will Train New Ethics Instructors
The University plans to found the country's first postgraduate training program for teachers of ethics in professional fields such as
Steiner Will Take Sabbatical Next Fall
University Vice-President and General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54 said yesterday he will take a three and one half month leave
Keeping to Himself
President Bok says there is nothing more important in his job than carefully choosing the people to fill Harvard's faculty
Bok May Write Free Speech Letter
Responding to Faculty requests, President Bok may write an open letter to the Harvard community on the protection of free
Lost in the Fog
E VER SINCE he took office, President Reagan has been criticized for the overly relaxed manner in which he approaches
The State of the Union
For the last two weeks, Yale University has face the threat of a major strike by 1800 clerical and technical
Yale Makes Contingency Plans As Workers Threaten to Strike
Nearly 3000 workers may strike in an attempt to shut down Yale University unless the clerical and technical worker's union
It Was the Worst of Times
L AST SUMMER Pizzeria Uno had a special promotional gimmick. If you could eat your way through their largest pizza--with
GAO Ruling Is Expected Soon On Disputed Harvard Contract
The government official reviewing a controversial National Institute of Education (NIE) contract with the Graduate School of Education said this
