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Garber Letter Urges Reconsideration

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 12, 1997

May 1, 1997

Dear Colleagues,

I was very glad to get a copy of the strong letter you sent to Neil Rudenstine about the Bonnie Honig appointment. I share your deep dismay, and wrote to Neil myself about the matter on April 21 (as soon as I heard the result), urging, as you do, that he reconsider the case. I have also advised Dean Jeremy Knowles about my serious concern. I hope your argument will prevail with President Rudenstine, since I too think the university--and our students--will be much the poorer without Bonnie Honig's presence on our faculty.

With best wishes,

Yours sincerely,

--Marjorie Garber