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...fear open give-and-take about anything you might have said,” Thomas Professor of Government and Sociology Theda Skocpol told Summers directly, accusing him of “wrapping [himself] in the mantle of academic freedom?? in refusing to release the trancript...
Thomas Professor of Government and Sociology Theda Skocpol accused Summers of “wrapping yourself in the mantle of academic freedom?? by refusing to release the transcript of his now-infamous remarks, adding that he must release the transcript to begin to restore the Faculty’s confidence...
...four-year agenda, and indeed the “concentrated work of generations,” Bush refused to back down simply because the task is difficult. Instead, he said he plans to use all of America’s power and influence “confidently in freedom??s cause...
Hyman says that Harvard “did make several runs at language,” and that Berresford and University President Lawrence H. Summers discussed the issue. Summers says the two “had a good conversation about our views on anything that restricts academic freedom?? but declined to comment further...
President Bush’s inauguration speech Thursday was long on rhetoric and short on substance. Signaling the promising possibility of a new chapter in his approach to foreign policy, Bush filled his speech with idealistic abstractions—mentioning “freedom?? and “liberty” more than 40 times—and he charged America with the venerable task of ending tyranny worldwide. But just in case anyone was fooled, the following day, White House officials clarified that Bush’s speech was in no way meant to suggest a shift...