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...very pleased to sign this contract extension,” he would say before a smattering of flashbulbs...
...only now, months after the terms were finalized, closed-door meetings concluded and the last i dotted (literally), that we learn this: This summer, with Harvard’s 10,000 scattered to their respective corners of the nation and world, Mazzoleni agreed to a multi-year contract extension. Both Mazzoleni and athletic director Robert L. Scalise declined to enumerate either duration or dollars, but it is clear that the deal will keep him as Harvard’s head hockey coach for at least the next several seasons...
From the athletic department’s standpoint, the move was a no-brainer. This season would’ve been the fifth and final year of his initial contract, signed in July...
According to the Boston Globe article, Goldin’s contract included conditions that stunned the trustees. He wished to live part-time in his home in Malibu, Calif., and to fire many top administrators. Goldin suggested that a fresh start for the university would involve breaking all ties with Silber and replacing the provost, the treasurer and several deans of the University, all of whom were favorites of the Board...
...former head of NASA, to be the university’s new president. He was set to take office last Saturday—that is, until the trustees rescinded their offer late last week, agreeing to pay a $1.8 million settlement in compensation for the termination of his contract. The deal-breaker for the trustees was not Goldin’s stipulation that he frequently be allowed to spend weekends at his home in Malibu—in July, they agreed to provide him with first-class tickets. What ruffled their fiduciary feathers were his demands that former Chancellor...