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...enjoy the same reputation she had before scandal erupted over an unquoted passage in “The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys;” Stephen E. Ambrose, who copied from no fewer than twelve sources over the course of writing seven books, may as well be known as academia??s Samuel Mudd...
Sterritt said that her work at Stanford has given her experience in bridging the realms of student life and academia??an asset that will boost her efforts to fulfill Hammond’s hope for closer cooperation between the College...
...renowned expertise in materials science, in particular ceramics and semiconductors, will perfectly complement SEAS’s current presence in this field,” Spaepen said in the press release. Clarke did not wish to comment on his appointment. Both Hu and Clarke have also worked outside of academia??Hu at Bell Labs and Clarke at IBM—and both Venky and Spaepen believe these experiences will benefit their colleagues at SEAS. —Staff writer Alissa M. D’Gama can be reached at adgama@fas.harvard.edu...
...After earning a Ph.D. in history from Harvard in 1947, Fleming began to carve out his place in academia??teaching history at Brown for 11 years and history of science at Yale for a year before beginning 41 years of professorship at Harvard, retiring...
Occupying one of the most visible bully pulpits in academia??and one that famously tanked one of her predecessors—Faust took courageous and well-reasoned stands on important issues. On her second day in office, she denounced a British boycott of Israeli academics. In March, she testified in front of the U.S. Senate in favor of increasing the funding of the National Institutes of Health. And just yesterday, at the Reserve Office Training Core commissioning ceremony, she leveled much-needed criticism against the Pentagon’s “Don’t Ask, Don?...