Casey and Taylor say they are currently gathering information to determine exactly where HSAS stands.
"Kevin and I are in a learning mode-keeping track of the issue and reading material," Taylor said.
"We want to become more grounded, to catch up and to continue the process of interacting with the students," Casey agreed.
Throughout his career, Ryan forged a close relationship with the student activists that Taylor and Casey say they hope to maintain.
Just this past Friday, a group of HSAS members met with the two administrators to present a platform of eight ways the University could improve conditions in its factories.
"They were certainly receptive," said HSAS member Alexander B. Horowitz '02. "They raised some early objections, listened to us and it seemed like they agreed with what we had to say."
But, he said, the HSAS members were cautioned not to expect too much.
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