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Harvard Professors Demand Stronger Administrative Response Amid Graduate Student Strike

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By Pavan V. Thakkar, Abigail S. Gerstein, Amann Mahajan
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
At a Tuesday faculty meeting, professors voiced frustration over Harvard administrators' response to the ongoing graduate student strike. | By Pavan V. Thakkar By Abigail S. Gerstein and Amann S. Mahajan, Crimson Staff Writers Professors voiced frustration about Harvard administrators’ response to the ongoing graduate student strike and its effects on faculty and students at a Tuesday faculty meeting. Members of Harvard’s graduate student union have been on strike since Oct.
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FAS Unrestricted Reserves Decline Amid Record Fundraising Year

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By Abigail S. Gerstein, Amann Mahajan
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is seeing a consistent decline in unrestricted reserves, despite seeing a rise in restricted reserves. | By Mae T. Weir By Abigail S. Gerstein and Amann S. Mahajan, Crimson Staff Writers The Faculty of Arts and Sciences is seeing a steady decline in unrestricted reserves even as restricted reserves climb, FAS Chief Financial Officer Julie A. Joncas shared at a Tuesday faculty meeting.
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FAS Delays Faculty Senate Vote after Professors Propose Sweeping Amendments

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By Jason Deng, Abigail S. Gerstein, Amann Mahajan
| The Harvard Crimson Verified
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences postponed a vote on proposed faculty senate bylaws after University Professor Danielle S. Allen withdrew her motion to approve them at a Tuesday faculty meeting. Allen’s withdrawal followed the circulation of amendments to the bylaws by a group of six faculty members that would reduce the power of the University president in the body, give the senate greater autonomy over committee formation, and allow it to pass resolutions by majority vote.
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