Word: reconsideration
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The College should reconsider partial randomization as a fair, moderate, balanced means of restoring diversity to Harvard, without capitulating to nonsensical compromise or extreme reaction. It also gives community members the responsibility for deciding their own fates.
I hope that Dean Clark will reconsider his decision to eliminate this valuable department. James E. Cohen Harvard Law School, Class of '88
The dangers inherent in such complex transplants pose ethical dilemmas for the medical community. University of Chicago ethicists and physicians spent a year discussing whether doctors have the right to ask healthy parents to donate portions of their vital organs, even if it means saving the life of their child...
Dissatisfied with the high school preparation of some Harvard students, professors are being forced to reconsider the proper role of the Core Curriculum and the basic function of higher education.
"After all, they let rowing teams go to Henley," Bukata said. "I think the hope is that next year, they'll reconsider."