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...president is pivotal to the dean’s ability to act as an intermediary between the Faculty and Massachusetts Hall. Their personal dispute came to a head last year over Summers’ intervention in the Harvard College Curricular Review (HCCR)— of which Kirby was chair??€”a move that many in the Faculty felt overstepped the president’s role...
...events of last year would provoke a new crisis,” the minutes read. “Such a change...would have a negative impact on the work of departments, and in some cases change now could be ‘catastrophic,’ in one chair??€™s view...
...problem, but they ID you when you go to the docks,” Rose said. Lacking ID that recognized them as Traps and Artiste, the two were then informed that they had never properly registered with USRowing. “We spent three hours in the regatta chair??€™s office, alternating being in tears in a corner and pleading with them to let us row,” Rose said. “We sort of made friends with USRowing because we talked to them every five minutes,” she added.Hundreds of dollars later...
Meanwhile, as tensions about representation mounted on the group’s perimters, internal disputes plagued the executive board. The social chair??€”a non-Eastern European student—left mid-year, and members complained about weak leadership and communication problems. Some also criticized the organization’s lack of involvement in the Tsunami relief efforts, accusing the board of organizing mediocre events that generated low enthusiasm and attendance...
Gates said that he plans to begin teaching three classes per year—compared to the two classes per year he has generally taught while chair??€”and that he is very happy with the state of the department as he prepares to hand it over to new leadership...