{"value"=>"<p>Arranged according to three phases. Phase I (1970-1972) consists mostly of procedural correspondence between Guinier and the chairman of the Committee, Richard Musgrave, in addition to letters and biographical materials from candidates and scholars contacted by Guinier and the Standing Committee. The Search Committee during Phase II (1973-1974) consisted of dean Rosovsky, Guinier, Robert Kiely and professor Kenneth O. Dike of the History Department. Materials in this section include correspondence with dean Dunlop (1973) and lists of first round recommendations in the social sciences and humanities. Individual files on the leading candidates consist of biographical information and printed matter, letters of evaluation and other non-published documents, some administrative correspondence and Guinier's notes for various interviews with the candidates. The file for other candidates include some correspondence between the Afro-American Studies concentrators and the office of the dean on the exclusion of students from Search Committee meetings and their reduced role in the examination of candidates.</p>"}