Last year the event was canceled when the designated honoree was unavailable.
As a result, this year, the celebration was expanded into two parts. In April, the BMF will hold a talent show to introduce the Woman of the Year for 2000, McClelland said.
"It is my fervent belief that each Harvard woman should have the opportunity to see four celebrations. That meant we had to work overtime, since the celebration was canceled last year," he said.
Advertisement