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...deans of Harvard’s 11 schools, three are now Summers appointees, seven date from his predecessor Neil L. Rudenstine’s tenure, and one was appointed by Derek...
Twenty years ago, when most current undergraduates were still spitting up their mother’s milk (then still-uncontaminated by transgenic proteins) the relationship of the University to for-profit biotechnology companies was the subject of somber faculty meetings and cautious pronouncements by former University President Derek C. Bok. Although the relationship between the faculty and the biotech industry is less strained than it once was, the problems of actually building companies has not gone away—and those problems illustrate why Summers’ comparison to the electronics industry that grew up around Stanford University...
...there are other, often better ones left out. The 102-year-old Guide, they gripe, is too fusty, too fussy, too French. But whichever side of the table one sits on, the consensus is that establishments with three stars, Michelin's highest rating, are extraordinary. At these restaurants, says Derek Brown, director of the Michelin Red Guides, diners should be "astonished by what they find: the very best products and people who have mastered the art of cooking." This year, Michelin elevated five European chefs - Spain's Martín Berasategui, Cees Helder, of the Netherlands, and Frenchmen Jean-Georges...
...Margery King, an associate curator at the Warhol Museum, runs through Sept. 1. There are no plans for it to travel; maybe curators at museums not dedicated to an artist as starstruck as Warhol have a hard time imagining their walls filled with pictures that have titles like John Derek and Linda Evans at Sonny and Cher's Opening at the Century Plaza Hotel. Warhol knew Galella and revered him as a fellow traveler in the life devoted to pursuing stars. But Warhol was at the same time a celebrity himself. He had invitations to all the parties--and gave...
...That’s typical Josh,” said Derek P. Yankoff ’99. “He’s going to do someting that everyone would want to do, but no one has the guts...