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...feet away, Kelleher allegedly exited his vehicle and struck Garcia repeatedly in the chest and the head. Garcia sustained bruises on his upper left chest and above his temple, according to the Harvard University Police Department report. Garcia was present yesterday outside the courtroom, but declined to comment before the outcome of Kelleher’s jury trial. Neither Kelleher, Sousa, nor any of their lawyers would comment yesterday when approached outside the courtroom. This past June, Kelleher filed a counter-complaint against Garcia, in which he claimed that he was actually assaulted by Garcia. Kelleher said that Garcia, along...
...Atlantic Monthly, 02138 hopes to gain the favor of the 320,000 graduates of Harvard University. The magazine was founded by Bom Kim ’00, who now serves as its president, and Dan Loss ’00. Kim and Loss could not be reached for comment yesterday. As undergraduates, Kim and Loss founded Current, a student-run news magazine now owned by Newsweek. Noting their work with Current, Aaron D. Chadbourne ’06 said the success of Kim and Loss’s partnership can inspire current undergraduates’ endeavors...
...then and current Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles to hold on to Shleifer in 2001. The article startled and angered many professors, who grew even more furious when Summers, at a February 2006 Faculty meeting, said he didn’t know enough about the matter to comment...
...It’s often said that the University won’t comment on the behavior of individual members of the faculty, and I, to some degree, respect that perspective,” says former Dean of Harvard College and McKay Professor of Computer Science Harry R. Lewis ’68, “but this is taking that principle a little...
...Saddam in the courtroom to face his accusers. The Regime Crimes Liaison Office (RCLO) that provides training and logistical support to the court "was not happy about Saddam being kicked out," said an Iraqi official. "They would rather see him there all the time." The U.S. embassy does not comment on the private discussions with the court, said spokesman Lou Fintor, adding that "the Iraqi people deserve to see those that committed crimes during the former regime brought to justice." But Saddam hasn't made a friend on the bench. Just before he was ejected Monday, Saddam got personal. Handing...