Word: processing
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...look with dismay at a process where I am told that what are we to do with a close to $250 million investment when I recall being assured that the decision would be at Harvard's own risk. I am angered when I recall the cavalier fashion with which my objections and those of others were dismissed by the Commissioner's office when we warned of the investment being used as a justification for an approval in the future...
...stress that I am not saying that either he or his office is in any way acting in bad faith, and yet I feel that 'the fix is in.' Why is this so? Because it has become clear to me that Cortese has gradually and imperceptibly let the policy process become skewed in Harvard's favor...
...Klitgaard's draft was only a summary of observations compiled before his own research and writing were finished. Moreover, it did not have the benefit of any criticism or evaluation by others in the University experienced in admissions, which Mr. Klitgaard was in the process of obtaining. As the Crimson well knew, the document involved was leaked without Mr. Klitgaard's knowledge and neither represented his own completed work nor the views of my office...
...Clyde Ferguson, professor of Law, said yesterday the memo was "not directed at the present process, but looks to the future." Bok has "bent over backwards to consult with faculty," and "we trust him," he added...
Several Law School student organizations and the Coalition on Responsible Dean Selection (CORDS) plan to protest the current process because it is "unfair, illegitimate, and blatantly discriminatory," Larry Coben, a CORDS spokesman, said...