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It was an atmosphere that suited George W. Bush fine. He sought an early discharge from his now controversial tenure in the Texas Air National Guard to be permitted to enroll at HBS.
Richard E. Kaufman, Erickson’s former supervisor at the library, said Erickson filed numerous lawsuits during her time at Harvard, including claims of sexual harassment, discrimination against her dyslexia, unequal employment opportunities and unreasonable discharge from her library job.
When the Faculty of Arts and Sciences voted to send ROTC packing in 1969, professors railed against the military’s handling of the Vietnam War. Today, the fight over military recruiting on campus centers on the armed forces’ controversial “don’t...
More than that, it also aims to be America's first therapeutic museum, a place intended not just to arouse feelings but also to discharge them safely. Partly out of concern that people might exit the exhibition galleries with unresolved feelings of guilt (whites), anger (blacks) and resentment (both), the...
(2 of 2) For building its plant, Alcoa gets access to Iceland's cheap and clean hydropower and a new harbor facility to be built nearby. The company says that when production begins in 2007, the plant will be one of the most efficient, safe and environmentally friendly in the...