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...Their boss??Elizabeth Mora, also the University’s chief financial officer—would leave Harvard in mid-May, the e-mail said. And with no explanation given for the sudden nature of the announcement, her staff has continued to express confusion...
...That’s not something I’m going to comment on,” said Judith A. Ryan, director for cost analysis and compliance, when asked about her boss??s time at Harvard...
...kind of the lowest down in the business get to comment and decide on things like that, because the more important people just don’t have time to.” At the moment, Thompson is putting his past film editing experience to work on his boss?? latest project, acting as teaching fellow in Arthur’s next seminar. While these seminars met once a week for two hours when he attended them, Thompson received no college credit for his participation. Despite this, Thompson maintains that he preferred the opportunities that Arthur offered him over...
...However, capitalizing on an inequity—whether it’s superior looks, affirmative action, or your boss??s love for blondes—presents the problem of casting doubt over one’s true merit or skill. But we must remember that these situations present opportunities to smash the stigma of doubt through your performance. If someone wants to believe you don’t deserve that job, that fame, or that money, you can prove them wrong by being nothing short of impeccable at what you do. Of course, some will still hold onto...
...sarcastic retired sea captain (Jonathan D. Schifferes) and his elder daughter Hesione (Julia M. Runcie ’10), who has just invited a guest to stay with them. Hesione plots to help Ellie Dunn (Mia P. Walker ’10) escape a marriage to “Boss?? Mangan (Matthew I. Bohrer ’10), a business magnate whom she does not love...