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...confident that Professor Kosslyn has the energy to perform the duties of the position with true distinction, and that he will find a way to balance his new responsibilities with his ongoing plans for teaching and research,” Smith wrote in an e-mail. “He has already demonstrated this skill in his performance as department chair...
...four current chairs who offered statements on the matter expressed support for Smith’s administrative reforms. But another chair, who asked to remain anonymous so as to protect relationships with colleagues, said in an e-mail that in fact there were “several chairs strongly opposed to divisional deans...
...can’t taste the difference between tap and bottled water,” said Zachary C. Arnold ’10, EAC co-chair and Eliot House REP representative. “Tap water ecologically makes the most sense by far.” A REP publicity e-mail argued that it’s necessary to question whether commercially distributed water tastes better, because bottled water “costs roughly 4,000 times more, requiring 1.5 million barrels of oil, enough to fuel 100,000 cars for a year.” The water taste test...
...convenient,” said Sylvia R. Chen ’11. About two months ago, hackers wiped out the mail center database and tried to install a new system, according to Nassim Kerkache, supervisor of the mail center. The hackers have not been caught, he said. The mail center has now returned to the old system of using paper slips instead. According to mail clerk Paul S. Riley, an informal survey that asked students whether they preferred e-mail notification or paper slips in mailboxes was “pretty evenly divided.” However, freshmen interviewed said...
...press statement released by the school reported earlier this month. “Visitors to classes, as well as many of our students, report that the rate of distracting Internet usage during class is astounding,” Dean of the Law School Saul Levmore wrote in an e-mail to the student body. “Several observers have reported that one student will visit a gossip site or shop for shoes, and within twenty minutes an entire row is shoe shopping.” While Harvard Business School tested a program that blocked students’ access...