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...necessarily African American, white, Asian, Hispanic—it shouldn’t matter. It just happens that two of the frontrunners are African American, but I don’t know who else is being considered.”The athletic administration has been in frequent contact with the members of the basketball team, who have met with the committee four times over the past month, most recently on Monday, to discuss the ongoing search.—Walter E. Howell contributed to the reporting of this story. —Staff writer Caleb W. Peiffer can be reached...
...Committee member H. Kent Bowen, a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School, said new points of contact are emerging between traditional disciplines, especially in the sciences...
...much as mothers do, whether that means helping with homework or listening to a child's problems. In cultural terms, this is a seismic shift. Bear in mind that half a century ago, as men moved from villages to cities-or overseas-to find work, they had very little contact with their sons. Those sons, with educations paid for by their fathers' remittances, were able to advance up the socioeconomic ladder. But the jobs they took-many of them white-collar jobs at the heart of the Asian economic boom-robbed them of a family life, too. Today, their sons...
...under false pretenses. Across the nation, mothers calm themselves at night by thinking, “My children won’t start politics, we live in an impoverished minority area.” Many people don’t get tested for politics even after being in close contact with a likely carrier. They think: “It’s ok because I’m a woman,” “I’m a gay man; I can’t become a politician...
...include physicists and philosophers.” Student demand should not entirely rule faculty appointments, but it should at least be taken into account, lest the intellectual life of social science concentrators (the majority of students) be “unacceptably impoverished” by their lack of faculty contact...