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...boards instructed Summers to use “some variation of the so-called ad hoc system,” in which academics from outside HBS advise the president on promotions, the spokesperson says...
According to documents obtained by The Crimson, Fonseca was investigated by the Administrative Board in December 2001 after a student at a Boston-area college accused him of sexual assault. Citing conflicting testimony and inconclusive explanations of events, a subcommittee of the Ad Board recommended that the board as a whole vote not to take action. The Ad Board accepted the subcommittee’s recommendation...
...certainly agree with Kavulla that convicted sex offenders should receive harsher punishments from the University than Harvard tends to give out, but his other claims about our positions miss their mark. His assertion that CASV is encouraging the Ad Board to lower its standards of “evidence” is based on the irrational comparison between a school disciplinary board and a criminal court. Our contention is that Harvard must not simply refuse to investigate the serious charges of sexual assault or sexual harassment because the cases seem to be complex; it has taken a great deal...
...they clear closer to $200 million. So far they have been frugal, says Mehlman, striking good cash-up-front deals with vendors. Indeed, the cash-rich Bush-Cheney campaign got plenty of national media last week for hardly spending any money at all. They put up an Internet ad attacking Kerry as an "unprincipled" lackey of special interests. The ad was e-mailed to 6 million supporters...
...ESPN is a prime motivation for his bid. "Warren Buffett has said he likes businesses that are like a castle with a big moat around it," says Burke. "ESPN is a great castle with a very big moat." ESPN's Sunday Night Football is the top-rated show on ad-supported cable, and the network just completed its eighth straight quarter of ratings growth. The brand has also expanded into publishing, radio and even restaurants...