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...Farber has endorsed that statement. Bennett's views diverge from...
Following that reasoning, Bennett has rejected all dissident resolutions on the GM proxy statement. Farber may reach different conclusions. Without the President's support. Farber will get nowhere; Bok has thus far emphasized his open-mindedness and said nothing definite. If Farber and Bok decide together to press for an anti-management vote by Harvard in some proxy battles, Bennett may oppose them. What would happen next is anybody's guess...
...vigorously only during the last two years. So far Harvard has been unprepared and unresponsive. The Pusey administration had neither the staff nor the inclination to examine the questions. The Bok administration has more of a staff. Whether it has more of an inclination remains to be seen.STEVEN B. FARBER...
...HAVING A TROUBLESHOOTER: Bok said he would rely "quite heavily" on his administrative assistants, Stephen Farber and Walter Leonard, for most special projects. He will not have someone outside the Administration--such as Archibald Cox '34, Williston Professor of Law, under President Pusey--act as a troubleshooter. He did say, "I find that John Dunlop is a very effective troubleshooter for any problems arising in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and I doubt very much whether I would need to supplement him with any resources...
President Bok and Stephen B. Farber '63, administrative assistant to the President, have expressed considerable interest--in--both projects, according to Gensler and Davidson. "They're waiting to see what kind of reaction our catalog is going to get, what kind of constituency develops, before doing more," Davidson commented...