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University Police Chief Leaves for Vanderbilt Post
The University's director of police and security has decided to leave Harvard to head Vanderbilt University's security operation. Saul I.
Harvard Halts Food Talks; Requests Federal Mediator
Harvard's chief labor negotiator has cancelled the opening session talks to renew food service workers' contract with the University due
Around the Negotiating Table
When food service workers union boss Domenic M. Bozzotto sits down to negotiate with Harvard, he faces someone whose personal
Three Slow Boats That Never Arrive
E UGENE KENNEDY is a professor at Chicago's Loyola University and a biographer of the city's late political boss, Richard
Food Workers Plan for Contract Talks
With all four of the University's unions scheduled to renegotiate their contracts this year, Harvard's most prominent union last night
In the Minority
At least on the surface, Muhammad I. Kenyatta is a man of contradictions. He is 38 years old and a
Harvard's Graduate Schools
About a month ago, one Law School professor circulated a memo claiming that there was a bitter split among faculty
Dean, Students May Agree On Minority Plan Consideration
Law School Dean James D. Vorenberg '49 yesterday offered representatives of a coalition of minority student organizations a compromise proposal
Fellowships Commemorate Deceased Law School Student
The father of a law school student who died last month has established a fellowship in his son's memory for
An Affirmative Response
THE LAW SCHOOL faculty quietly voted last week not to respond to an affirmative action plan that the Harvard Law
CARP Recruiting Members at College
A national student group founded by the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, leader of the Unification Church, is recruiting members for
Law Review Backs Minorities Strategy
The editors of the Harvard Law Review voted 42-39 yesterday to incorporate some form of "race conscious" affirmative action plan
Review to Consider New Minority Plan
A Law Review committee has recommended an affirmative action plan that elects some editors to the prestigious law journal partly
