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Although Islamic finance is a well-established institution, researchers have lacked accessible, comprehensive data on the subject until now. In 1996, the Law School's Islamic Legal Studies Program, the Business School and the Center for Middle Eastern Studies completed the Harvard Islamic Investment Study, a three-year project whose results will be published later this year...
This June, Professor of the History of Science Everett I. Mendelsohn will begin a three-year term as the new master of Dudley House. His wife Mary B. Anderson, an economic development consultant, will join him as co-master of the house...
Professors Peter Buck, Melissa Franklin, Warren D. Goldfarb '69, Michael Hasselmo '84, Carolyn M. Hoxby '88 and Richard F. Thomas will serve three-year terms on the Faculty's decision-making body, which has 18 members...
During the last week of August 1996, the custodial workers' union, Local 254, signed a new three-year contract with the University. The contract, agreed to under questionable conditions of fairness, included a wage freeze, cut vacation time, and slashed sick pay. In addition, roughly 30 long-time employees claim they were pressured to accept severance packages to make room for new workers who would accept lower pay and fewer benefits. The poor terms of the agreement were defended on the grounds that they would bring FMO wages in line with those of outside contractors. At the time, Timothy...
...drive their road graders through a loophole that exempts land from some federal protection if there is sufficient development to indicate the land is being put to use. They are thus taking to the wilderness and cutting roads across the protected acres before the government completes its formal three-year assessment of how the monument should be managed. Every mile they mark could be a mile unfettered...