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...used to joke that Reardon would love to go 6-5 one year and 5-6 another,” he says. “He didn??t want to get too good because, what does that say about your priorities...
...Ironically, part of the problem of promoting diversity is the longevity often associated with Crimson athletic positions. Hired in 1982, former track and field and cross country coach Frank J. Haggerty ’68 didn??t retire until last year. And legendary crew coach Harry Parker has been at Harvard since...
...They were known nationally as the ‘flushable bottom’ because they did not get tenure. They came and at the end of a certain number of years, they were out,” Budson says. “Women were an anomaly, they didn??t fit in to the ‘old boys culture...
...execs a bit older than me have horror stories of how difficult it was,” Henson says. “I didn??t have that experience. A lot of the women who came into the industry at the same time as me didn??t really struggle with the same issues and didn??t hit a glass ceiling. It was a better time for us.” RISING WOMEN...
...haven’t always felt happy here. Many times, I have felt disillusioned—my Harvard education hasn’t always been genuinely inspiring or empowering. It didn??t inspire me to explore for the future a subject or question I feel wholly passionate about. It didn??t empower me to have faith or feel equipped that I can handle the world or make some significant change in it. Instead, with impending graduation, I feel that roads before me are narrower than ever—people take similar paths, and only...