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...sudden surge in medical officials' salaries, says director of Personnel Daniel D. Cantor, is reflective of the market. These things swing back and forth like a pendulum "If Med School administrators earned any less. Cantor says, "they'd be lower than most of the professionals reporting to them and would be tempted to leave Harvard for private practice...
...personnel office recommends the former approach, and director Cantor says he follows that advice. So does Administrative Vice President Robert H. Scott, who describes the determination of his aides' salaries as "a give and take process. I will tell the person how well I think a person is doing a job, and he will tell me. "Vice President and General Counsel Daniel Steiner '54 follows suit, and Epps says he meets with his staff frequently enough that there are rarely salary surprises. According to UHS deputy director Sholem Postel--whose $73,890 salary in 1980-1981 was the fifth-highest...
...plush house on 33 Elmwood Ave in Cambridge, however, makes Bok one of just three University officials living rent-free in Harvard-owned homes aside from House masters according to O'Brien and Cantor. (Minister of Memorial Church Rev. Peter J. Gomes and Divinity School Dean George E. Rupp, who live at 21 Kirkland St. and 44 Francis Ave., respectively, are the others.) Many administrators say privately that Bok's home is the only reason his salary is not significantly higher--or at least above Rosovsky...
...Every known study to date had indicated that there is no known health hezard from these VDT's." Daniel C. Cantor, director of personnel, said yesterday. He added that there are "strainful things associated with them, just like watching TV for a long time, reading a book for a long time, or sitting in the same position for a long time...
...most interesting of the eight lovers in Berowne, the naysayer who winds up narrating a good deal of the young men's transitions from games to reality. Max Cantor, whose forte seems to be bringing believable emotion to stylized and ultra-verbose lines, uses physical cavorting not to distract the audience, but to jog the attention span every couple of paragraphs. And despite the length of his speeches, the ongoing struggle that structures the lines--the attempt to find true emotions among his fiends posturings--creates a clearly defined character, allowing Cantor to mold an actual stage presence...