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Nadosy—whose daughter, Andrea P. Nadosy ’03, is also an alum??€”lives on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. He also has a home in Southampton, N.Y., where he is a trustee of the St. Andrew’s Dune Church...
Kacyvenski, a standout Crimson middle linebacker before Balestracci, was picked in the fourth round of the 2000 draft—the highest pick ever for a Harvard football alum??€”and now sees substantial playing time with the Seattle Seahawks...
Wearing a green, red and white plaid kilt, Maurrey Nicolson—a Concord resident and University of Edinburgh alum??€”explained the necessity of donning traditional Scottish garb while supporting the Edinburgh crew teams...
...statement, the three presidents affirmed that the office of admissions—not any coach or alum??€”should make the final decision on admission and financial aid. Athletes were to be eligible for aid in the form of scholarships or jobs on the same terms as other students...
...policy grants class credit to gifts of more than $250,000—from any alum??€”to the schools of design, divinity, education, government and public health, as long as the donation is earmarked for priorities identified by the schools’ deans. As a result, these schools will likely receive an influx of major, much-needed donations for professorships, collaborative academic activity and financial aid. In addition to helping the smaller, poorer schools, this change makes eminent sense; such a generous donation to any of the University’s critical academic priorities ought to count...