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...other institutions after being passed up for the Harvard presidency. Nevertheless, we would be sad to see Fineberg leave Harvard, and we hope that his accomplishments as provost, especially those involving interfaculty initiatives and the tying together of an often fragmented University would continue under the administration of President-elect Lawrence H. Summers...
...provisions on issue ads should also be retained in the House of Representatives. The bill limits television advertisements by for-profit corporations or labor unions that refer to a specific candidate within two months of a general election. This measure will help prevent corporations and unions from exploiting a loophole in the election law that allows them to buy campaign ads as long as they avoid the magic words “vote for” or “elect.” In compensation, the bill will use the Federal Communications Commission’s authority over broadcasters...
Facing down both the task of reacquainting himself with Harvard as well as continued speaking engagements around the globe, University president-elect Lawrence H. Summers has had little time to catch his breath lately...
Grogan's replacement to head Harvard's Office of Government, Community and Public Affairs will be selected by University President-elect Lawrence H. Summers in coming months. Summers must also find a replacement for outgoing provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67, who will leave Harvard on June 30 as well...
Years ago, I came across a bit of wisdom: Absolute power does not corrupt absolutely; it just attracts the corruptible. The behavior of Bill and Hillary Clinton over the past years is perhaps the best proof that this is true [NATION, March 5]. And before we elect Hillary to the highest office in the land in 2004, we should take a good, hard look at her motives for seeking power. ROGER TERRY Orem, Utah...