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...compensation issue played out loudly in local newspapers, Harvard quietly began an entirely separate program intended to boost gifts of charitable remainder trusts by allowing donors to attach those trusts to the University endowment...
...labor committee releases a report recommending substantial pay hikes for Harvard employees, specifically suggested the University boost wages for the school’s 1,000 lowest-paid service employees to at least $10.83 to $11.30 per hour. These figures exceed the $10.25 rallying cry of last spring’s Progressive Student Labor Movement sit-in and the then-$10.68 living wage established by the city of Cambridge...
Freshmen in particular made a significant impact in their rookie seasons. Making up more than a third of the teams’ combined roster, the fresh faces provided an invigorating boost to the team’s success on the hills...
...team also got a huge boost from a freshman class that far exceeded expectations and provided the roster depth that brought the Crimson to the verge of making history. Freshmen Siddharth Suchde and Ilan Oren served as the No. 2 and 3 rungs on Harvard’s ladder all year long, providing quality and clutch play...
This February, in a significant boost to an existing initiative, the School of Public Health was granted $107 million over the next five years from President Bush’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa. This funding for the Treatment Care and Prevention Initiative in Botswana, Nigeria and Tanzania will allow doctors to better treat patients, according to Professor of Immunology and Infectious Disease Phyllis Kanki, one of the leaders of the initiative...