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Beyond the issue of finding a replacement for Winokur, immediate changes in the Corporation??€™s procedures are necessary to demystify Harvard’s governance and make it just a bit more democratic...
Rubin—who was confirmed last Sunday as the newest member of the Harvard Corporation??€”was introduced by his long-time colleague University President Lawrence H. Summers, who praised Rubin’s work for the government...
...member to fill another Corporation vacancy. They chose to appoint one of Enron’s bankers, the Chair of the Executive Committee of Citigroup, Robert E. Rubin ’60, to join their ranks. Although Winokur’s resignation was meant to reduce the Harvard Corporation??€™s connection to Enron, no one should be misled by this virtually meaningless swap...
...Morgan, the other investment bank involved) would have made $90 million and Dynegy’s shareholders would have been stuck with Enron’s debts. If these allegations are proved true, Rubin will be morally obliged to follow Winokur’s lead and resign from the Corporation??€”perhaps only days after joining it. This is hardly the fresh start that the Corporation needs...
...when is Doris Kearns Goodwin going to follow his more dignified example?) Rubin chairs the executive committee at Citigroup. He continues the alarming business-appointee trend of recent years, and at least to the eye of the sometime Mass. Hall observer, he doesn’t exactly expand the Corporation??€™s repertoire. The University’s highest governing body, already considered basically irrelevant by the average student, is once again in danger of becoming a one-note melody...