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...Bradley??s book was informative for a period after it came out,” former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 said, “but I don’t think the blog was ever influential in forming faculty opinion...
...have been pleased with the “intelligence” of Bradley??s work. Mass. Hall derided the publication of “Harvard Rules”: Summers’ spokeswoman at the time called the portrait of her boss ”sensationalist gossip.” And though some top administrators and communications staffers read the blog regularly, many privately take issue with Bradley??s ruminations and accounts of University politics...
...Although I admire Bradley??s journalism, I think that the best part of his blog is the commentary from other readers. Especially during the time of troubles over the last year or two, Shots in the Dark...was often the best source for inside information on what was actually happening,” Putnam wrote in an e-mail...
...While some may read the blog with skepticism, Bradley??s predictions have at times proved uncannily prescient. Back in April of last year, when the presidential search was just beginning, Bradley wrote that “an early frontrunner” was a little-known dean presiding over a small research institution: Drew G. Faust...
...Summers has always been the leading character on the blog—some would say, Bradley??s obsession. Readers worry that with the selection of Faust as Harvard’s next president, and its potential for steadying what has been a rocky time for the University, Bradley might turn out the lights on Shots in the Dark for good...