{"value"=>"<p>This subseries consists mostly of general and administrative correspondence, agenda and minutes of Faculty Council meetings, and reports, all pertaining directly or indirectly to the Afro-American Studies Department and its interaction with the university administration and the larger Harvard environment. The files for president Bok and deans Ford, Dunlop and Rosovsky contain various statements and letters to and from Guinier, reports, publicity materials on the appointment and performance of the president and the deans, Bok's 1981 \"Open Letter on Issues of Race at Harvard\" and printed matter. Some of the correspondences in these files also touch on issues of affirmative action and curriculum reform. The file for the Registrar's Office includes letters from the Registrar, Robert Shenton, letters of inquiry concerning the Afro-American Studies program, brief summaries of courses and the \"Rules Relating to the Afro-American Studies Department\", and different listings of courses at Harvard. Agendas and Minutes of FAS meetings are arranged chronologically. Some minutes are annotated, while others contain extensive remarks by Guinier. Also included here are annual reports by FAS deans and President Bok, press releases from the University News Office and general printed matter. Guinier was a resident and associate of Eliot House, and occasionally spoke at functions held at the other twelve Houses within Harvard. The Harvard Houses file consists of Eliot House listings and functions, in addition to letters from House masters Alain Heimert and Robert Kiely.</p>"}