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...School spokesman Michael A. Armini and Radcliffe Institute spokeswoman Jenny Corke declined to release their deans’ salaries, both of which are likely considerably lower than that of the University president. Both Armini and Corke said that they do not release salaries beyond what is required in Harvard’s filings with the Internal Revenue Service...
...other institutions. Former Dean Robert C. Clark, whom Kagan succeeded in 2003, shied away from the practice during the latter part of his 14 years of service. Kagan spoke yesterday of the need to further decrease the faculty-student ratio by recruiting more professors. Law School spokesman Michael A. Armini added yesterday that the Law School’s aggressive hiring is also due to the large number of faculty who will be retiring in the coming years. This year alone the Law School has hired five tenured professors from other universities: Bruce H. Mann from the University of Pennsylvania...
...time offer has been made to the University of Chicago’s Cass R. Sunstein ’75, a very influential administrative and constitutional law scholar.Expanding the Law School’s faculty has been a hallmark of Kagan’s tenure as dean. Michael A. Armini, the school’s spokesman, said that the dean realizes “there will inevitably be departures and retirements,” and that the school takes those into consideration in its hiring. “We plan on welcoming some stellar new hires this fall...
...school's administration said it wasn't frazzled by the slip in the rankings either. "We do not believe the US News rankings are the best measure of academic quality, nor does anyone else who understands legal education," spokesman Michael Armini wrote in an e-mail. "We encourage applicants to visit Harvard Law School, learn as much as they can about what we offer, and then make an informed decision...
...what official response it will make to the presence of military recruiters on campus.“We realize that many people have strong feelings about this issue, and we’re currently talking with students about appropriate responses,” Law School spokesman Michael A. Armini wrote in an e-mail.The issue will likely take center-stage again in the fall when the military takes part in the school’s job fairs. —Staff writer Paras D. Bhayani can be reached at pbhayani@fas.harvard.edu...