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Ogletree also says that Harper’s resignation??which came about because Houghton had cut off debate over Summers’ salary—will encourage the Corporation to be more tolerant of disagreement in the future...
...PRAVDA’As news of Summers’ resignation under fire made national headlines and riveted the faculty, the Gazette conspicuously ignored the furor. Only a reference to “a difficult and sometimes wrenching” year in a Feb. 21 article about Summers’ resignation??quoting a letter from the Fellows of the Corporation—suggested that the president’s exit may have been less than graceful. In that story, The Gazette reported: “Since his appointment five years ago, Summers has spurred attention to renewing the undergraduate...
...their lifetime,” says Climenko Professor of Law Charles J. Ogletree Jr. “The implications of being unsuccessful a second time would almost be unforgivable.”The search was officially launched March 30—just over five weeks after Summers’ resignation??with the announcement of the members of the search committee. The committee comprises the six members of the Harvard Corporation—other than the president—and three members of the Board of Overseers.“We’ve just really begun our activities...
...wrote a motion stating that “the Faculty lacks confidence in the leadership of Lawrence H. Summers.” When his motion passed 218-185 last March, Matory told the media that for Summers, “there is no noble alternative for him but resignation??—a suggestion that Summers followed 11 months later. But Nicole Laws ’06, president of ABHW said that Matory’s vocal criticism of Summers was not the reason he was honored at this year’s ceremony. “Matory...
...Here’s where students like me start to get righteous. Ulrich, the 300th anniversary university professor, and her fellow Faculty members need to begin by responding to their critics. Throughout this tidal wave of punditry about Summers’ resignation??punditry that has effectively dragged my university through the dirt for two weeks—professors have said zilch about Summers’ managerial failings. They have failed in defending the image of Harvard, allowing critical and inaccurate opinions to run rampant...