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While the Presidential Search Committee dangles digital cameras and iPods as rewards for filling out a survey probing student sentiment about Harvard’s next chief, Interim President Derek C. Bok offered his own advice that could be used by his as-yet-unnamed successor yesterday...
...there is no better time than the present to change that. So what can you do? Join us for dinner on any Wednesday evening in one of the dining halls, fill out our survey at www.studentinput.harvard.edu, or check out the University-wide event today with Interim President Derek C. Bok. And if none of this suits your tastes, then e-mail or call us directly to let us know what you think.Different segments of the Harvard student body care about different issues—from the curricular review to the improvement of social life, from the expansion of the campus...
...days since I took office.” The Corporation’s senior fellow, James R. Houghton ’58, and the University’s former top lawyer, Anne Taylor, have both publicly stated that Summers had no involvement in the Shleifer litigation.Interim President Derek C. Bok has also said he would not participate in any disciplinary decisions regarding Shleifer because of his role as an adviser to both the Corporation and Shleifer during the Summers presidency.The Shleifer case has been a source of discontent in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, especially during Summers?...
...dialogued with us about the miraculous power of His love. (Corinthians 2:14). Yet if we had had this conversation with the typical Harvard student, it probably would have devolved into some Zionist diatribe about Larry Summers being the best Harvard president ever, which we know is total hogwash. (Bok...
While you spend days slaving away at that Ec 10 problem set or miss your third Thirsty Thursday in a row because you’re swamped with Life Sciences reading, do you ever wonder what your time is really worth? According to Interim President Derek C. Bok, $33.33 an hour is a good guess. Forget working for dorm crew or Harvard Student Agencies. The College is offering freshmen a sweet $50 to participate in a one and a half hour “Critical Thinking Test.” Bok hopes to sign up 400 freshmen this October...