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...that she is in this room provides a striking difference from some past presidents,” Professor of Anthropology and of African and African American Studies J. Lorand Matory ’82 said at the reception for the Association of Black Faculty, Administrators, and Fellows, which he co-chairs. While introducing Faust, Matory remembered Summers’ tenure as a time of frustration. Faust, who was greeted to applause and cheers, said she was eager to take on the challenge of making the University more diverse—to the point where Harvard’s black scholars...
Shaheen took the Harvard position after serving as the national co-chair of Democratic Sen. John F. Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign...
...life as a company head and an activist. Her very public criticism of the the same industry that had made her rich and famous, calling it in her 1991 autobiography Body and Soul a "monster selling unattainable dreams," would come back to haunt her. Although Roddick stepped down as co-chair of The Body Shop in 2002 (while staying on as a consultant), she was still accused of selling out, both the company and her principles, when The Body Shop was sold to L'Oreal last year for $1.3 billion. But as far as Roddick was concerned, the sale...
David Pilbeam is well known to many of you, serving most recently as Interim Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Immediately prior to that he was Senior Advisor to the Dean of Harvard College, a member of the Task Force on General Education, and co-chair of the Educational Policy Committee. From 1987 to 1992 and 1996 to 1997, David was Dean of Undergraduate Education; from 1997 to 2000, he was Associate Dean of the Faculty. He brings a deep understanding of both the academic and residential aspects of life in the College, as well as a rare...
...sources who asked not to be named said the Gehrkes would most likely announce their elevation to permanent masters on Friday. Quincy House Committee Co-Chair Megan E. Carey ’08 also said that the Gehrkes would soon be named permanent masters...