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...creation of...the infrastructure that will ensure greater [equality]. And that’s not necessarily flashy work.” The task force reports recommended that the new senior vice provost for faculty development and diversity be permitted to review appointment files and participate in tenure ad hoc committee meetings, ensuring University attention to women’s issues, This year, Hammonds reviewed the files of nearly 400 appointments and served on over 40 ad hoc committees, according to Adams Professor of Political Leadership and Democratic Values Jane J. Mansbridge. “That was incredibly time consuming...
Crimson blood runs through Houghton’s veins. His family’s name is emblazoned on the University’s rare-books library. And after the onetime Lowell House history concentrator and member of the AD final club graduated from the College, he headed across the river to the Business School...
...farms out of business. In Montana, two popular Democrats square off for the chance to take on beleaguered Sen. Conrad Burns, the Republican incumbent who has been caught up in the Jack Abramoff probe. The odds-on favorite is State Senate Leader John Tester, who has an hysterically funny ad up showing Montanans flocking to get Tester-style crew cuts...
...ad hoc committee made presentations to the 10-member faculty advisory committee that had also been advising Bok during the selection process and met with Bok before he made his final decision...
...impressive as his influence is his compensation. Moulitsas started the site in May 2002 after becoming a prolific commentator on another lefty blog, Armstrong's MyDD.com. It was clunky and amateurish; today, back-of-the-envelope calculations about how much money Moulitsas makes off of Daily Kos based on ad rates run well into the six-figure range. He told the New York Times in April that it was closer to $80,000 but admitted to me later that the figure was probably higher. It?s tough to say, Moulitsas argues, because so much of the profits of the site...