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...mail to Beverly B. Sullivan, Summers’ executive assistant, PSLM member Jessica A. Fragola ’04 also requested that Summers sponsor an “open forum and question-and-answer session” with the president on the HCECP report. Sullivan replied that Summers responded “positively” to the idea...
...supporting the living wage, one must also believe that government is not the proper forum to address these issues. Instead, one should single out Harvard as a private employer and argue that this single employer has some extra responsibility to allocate more of its resources to its employees than other private employers. The irony of the PSLM-led protests is that Harvard is a rather good employer when wages and benefits are compared to those offered on a regional or national level. Unfortunately, PSLM rhetoric continues to demonize the Harvard administration. In their imagery, every administrator picks up his hotline...
...will be reviewing the proposals and soliciting input from members of the Harvard community until Jan. 18, after which the administration will announce its plans for reform. We encourage all students to provide their input to the University, but we also call on Summers to provide an organized forum through which students can make their voices heard. The town-hall-style meeting held by former President Neil L. Rudenstine during the “Days of Dialogue,” though not ideal, would still be superior to a single e-mail account...
Meetings for the Katz Committee began this past May with 20 members, but Professor of Economics Caroline M. Hoxby ’88 resigned from the committee in October, before the Oct. 22 forum releasing preliminary data, claiming that the committee favored a pro-living wage agenda. Hoxby declined to comment on the committee’s recommendations...
...course, the precise demographics of an FDE will vary based on the local area’s population. But such establishments universally share the role of being to local under-21’s what the agora was to the ancient Greeks—an open forum to meet, eat, drink, discuss, fraternize, argue, be friends...