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...hiring was at odds, some argued, with The Crimson’s endorsement this past spring of Harvard’s living wage campaign??€™s platform of a wage floor of $10.25 per hour for all Harvard employees. The Crimson typesetting was expected to employ 20 Cambodian typisis working two six-hour shifts a day on 10 computers for six months. The typists earn $50 a month, better than the $45 minimum wage paid in the garment sector, Cambodia’s biggest industry...
...cited his campaign??€™s unwillingness to respond to character attacks and mudslinging by the George H.W. Bush campaign as one of the greatest regrets of his political career...
...PSLM actions in the fall often involved fewer people and a more light-hearted approach than the string of public rallies that characterized much of the campaign??€™s history...
...Harvard for a more pressing cause. Harvard needed money. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences was running an operating deficit, and fundraising was about to become everyone’s favorite pastime—and Rudenstine’s life. Enter the first-ever University-wide Capital Campaign??€”requiring a planning process that tied the various faculties together as never before...
Rudenstine doesn’t ask for specific amounts of money. Rudenstine doesn’t beg. Rudenstine explains. Rudenstine muses. Rudenstine charms. And with the aid of Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67 and Stone—the other two thirds of the campaign??€™s core trio—he was damn near irresistible...