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...would likely prefer to have faced Swift, who suffered through several scandals during her terms as Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor, a substantive and competitive election is very much in the public interest. An interesting election will bring Massachusetts residents to the polls and get them involved in both candidates?? campaigns. It will foster more genuine debate over real issues and reinvigorate the Massachusetts political landscape...
...same six candidates ended up on the school committee as those declared in the initial count, but they ended up coming in different places out of the field of candidates. The second time around, committee member Alfred B. Fantini came in number one out of all the candidates??where in the initial count he had been lower in the final rankings...
...Mucha, Weisbard mockingly pointed to the two candidates?? political differences...
...mind the president’s proper role in tenure cases. The president has a great deal of power in Harvard’s complex tenure process, but he must wield it wisely. Departments can best judge the talent of scholars in their field. They can assess the candidates?? academic standing in the community, the quality of their work and their potential for new research in the years ahead. Specialists know their own, and Summers should heed their advice carefully in every case—especially when they speak unanimously...
...McGrath Lewis ’70-’73, the vast majority of students are deferred because “we want to have as much choice as we can reasonably have.” No one wants the admissions office to reject a student hastily, and some candidates?? applications may hinge on senior year grades. But it seems cruel to keep thousands of students hanging on when there are so few spaces available. Students apply early because they want to find out the result early, a result that will help inform their decisions in the rest...