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...taking aside Jeremy Knowles, then the dean of the faculty of arts and sciences, and asking him to protect Shleifer.”In a deposition at his Elmwood residence in March 2002, Summers acknowledged that, around the time he became president the previous year, “I expressed to Dean Knowles at some point that I was concerned to make sure that Professor Shleifer remained at Harvard, because I felt that he made a great contribution to the economics department.” In 2004, a federal judge found Shleifer and an associate, Jonathan Hay, liable for conspiring...
...limited to academic lessons. Later this week, the students will learn to swing dance, watch the Hasty Pudding show, and attend Cultural Rhythms.Visiting the campus has allowed the students to compare their home institutions with the University. “American students are more active than in China. They express themselves very freely,” said Lydia Lin, a first-year graduate student from Beijing University.The students found Harvard’s House system particularly interesting.“We’re fascinated by the Houses because we don’t have that system in Taiwan...
...professors had begun to express their concerns about Summers to Corporation members several months earlier...
...understanding that the choice to publish is a newspaper’s own prerogative. The Salient by nature is a different publication than the Crimson, with a different audience and tone. Its advocacy of free speech took form in its reprinting the cartoons. The Crimson instead has chosen to express its position in a discussion of the issue, rather than a reprinting, which at this point in the controversy would neither further inform the public nor the debate...
...College did not even e-mail the Muslim community to express a concern for our wellbeing. So when the Muslims community finds out that an administrator emails the Salient editors that states ‘The College is concerned for your welfare,’ without any threats being reported, it can not help but feel that there is differential treatment,” she wrote...