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...believe that the major sources of conflict [between President Bok and the DuBois Institute Student Coalition (DISC)] are the gradual redefinition of the nature of the Institute, and the gradual exclusion of students from even a modicum of input into the planning and eventual governing of the Institute...
Thus, it appears to us that parts of the original conception of the Institute have been redefined, and that the Institute, which originally would have included at least some student participation, now has absolutely no provision for undergraduate input. Certain undergraduate aspects of the Institute were once considered an integral part of the Institute. Why are they now non-existent? Student input was at one time considered vital to the Institute. Why does President Bok now consider its value to be "unclear"? These are the questions that are at the base of the conflict and which need to be publicly...
After three months the University seems to have agreed to open dialogue. Student input at this time is crucial. The onus now rests on the Administration to make that dialogue meaningful to seriously considering the DISC proposal. Patay Fath Davis H.R. Afro David Cortiella La Organization Vivian M. Morria Feb First Movement Bruce A. Jacobs DISC spokesperson Peter A.D. Hardle Afro Dept. Concentrators William G. Fletcher Jr. OSTWS Laura M. Burns...
...wants to maintain the good community relations that it owes to Cambridge--a city from which it extracts more services than it replaces--then it must be open in formulating and presenting its development plans. Harvard must be willing to bargain in good faith and be receptive to community input on University decisions that affect surrounding neighborhoods. But Harvard's policy has not been one of candor. The University has not been all that frank or intelligent in its dealings with the community...
...Corporation routinely approved in February a $580 increase in student fees for next year--an increase that was, as usual, the product of about four months of negotiations among administration and Faculty officials, with very little student input...