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...growth in the endowment has clearly benefited those who managed it. Since 1991, Bok’s final year as University president, their pay has risen 10 times faster than the endowment itself. Following his retirement, fund managers began receiving million-dollar bonuses. By 2000, those blossomed into eight-digit bonuses—two years ago topping $35 million paid to a single manager. Two months ago, Harvard announced $57 million in bonuses for six fund managers, five of whom no longer worked at Harvard...
...festivities began on the fourth floor of the Science Center in the Mathematics Department with a pi-digit recitation contest...
...Crimson, as the squad allowed opponents to hit 41 percent of its shots from three during its eight-game losing streak. In its first 18 games, Harvard held opponents to 35-percent shooting from long range. In lopsided defeats, like the last five contests that Harvard lost by double-digits, the Crimson allowed the opposition to shoot over 47 percent from behind the arc. BIG MAN IN HIDING After the Crimson’s 81-68 home loss to Penn on Feb. 11, captain Matt Stehle struggled to maintain his lofty scoring and rebounding averages from the season?...
...first 18 games, Harvard held opponents to 35 percent shooting from long range. The difference even becomes more stark when one throws out the games in that span in which the Crimson came within 10 of the win. In the last five contests that Harvard lost by double-digits, the team has allowed the opposition to shoot over 47 percent from behind the arc. BIG MAN IN HIDING Since the Crimson’s 81-68 home loss to Penn, Harvard captain Matt Stehle has struggled to maintain his lofty scoring and rebounding averages from the season?...
...start, and Brown built up a 14-6 advantage within six minutes at Laivetes Pavilion. Twice against Penn—a poor outside shooting team that, at 4-20, is one of the Ivy League’s worst—the Crimson fell into near-double digit deficits in the game’s opening minutes. “It’s always hard to have to chase a team, even if you know you’re better than them,” sophomore guard Lindsay Hallion said. “If you come out hitting shots...