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...Anytime a school is largely dependent on one source of income, it’s a concern,” Ann E. Berman, vice president for finance, said in an interview last month...
...report on Harvard’s fiscal year ending June 30, 2004, presented to the Board of Overseers by Vice President for Finance Ann E. Berman and Treasurer James F. Rothenberg, was approved on Sunday by the Board...
...only employee of the management company who sits on the firm’s board of directors, which also includes James F. Rothenberg ’68, the University treasurer, Ann E. Berman, vice president for finance, and Jay O. Light, the Robinson professor of business administration, among eight others...
...everyone in Ann Arbor is enthusiastic about Fornero's approach to narrowing the achievement gap. Some white residents have complained that the efforts to bring black students up to par will divert resources from other students. Accordingly, the phrases "African American" and "minority" are absent from the titles and mission statements of the various initiatives, and the programs are open to all underachieving students. Many teachers are simply ill at ease with the frank public conversations on race that the new strategies sometimes require. To assuage those anxieties, Fornero has hired Deborah Harmon, an African-American education professor from nearby...
...there are some signs that the chasm is beginning to narrow. Among fourth-graders, for example, 92% of whites met state reading standards last year, and so did nearly 70% of their black classmates, up from a mere 35% three years ago. Nonetheless, superintendent Fornero gives Ann Arbor's performance only a grade of C because "some people still don't believe we have a problem." Until they do, he says, the path to an A will be long and uphill...