Word: recommended
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
However, if discussions with the Foundation are unproductive, and the Foundation is unwilling to allow the name of the library to be altered, then the only remaining option is for the University to take steps to dissolve the agreement. We would recommend that the University offer to return the money, and upon consent of the Foundation, undo the agreement, remove the name, and seek an alternative source of funds...
...would recommend that a small, representative advisory group of faculty, students, and development officers be established to examine potential gifts to the Kennedy School. The review should concentrate on the conditions of the donations in the light of certain criteria; the group would not review unrestricted gifts to the general fund. We have proposed to the Director that a similar group be formed for the Institute of Politics...
...recommend that the School reject donations if the following conditions are attached: one, if they involve accepting money made in the United States in ways that violate U.S. law; two, if they pose a direct threat to academic freedom; and three, if they seek to honor someone associated with actions that, in the words of President Conant in 1934, strike "at principles fundamental to universities throughout the world." We also agree with the 1969 statement of former Princeton President Goheen in asserting that it is fundamental to the purposes of a university to contribute towards alleviating ignorance, racism, and bigotry...
...Daniel D. Federman, dean for students and alumni at the Med School, said the ad hoc committee decided at its meeting before vacation to retain the subcommittee, but will recommend that the full admissions committee play a stronger role in selections than in the past...
...committee was set up last fall to recommend changes in the Med School's admissions policies, to help them conform to the Supreme Court's decision in the Bakke reverse-discrimination case...