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...Despite the singularity of the occasion, we upperclassfolk will readily recognize the premise of President Faust??s enthusiasm: from the politician production-lines at the IOP to chronic Wall Street recruitment fairs, Harvard bombards us with the message that we’re brilliant. Whether as future intellectuals, entrepreneurs, reformists, or even revolutionaries, we will, for better and not for worse, be tomorrow’s leading lights...
...that tenure, which entails a lifetime appointment, is a vote of confidence Harvard does not make lightly. Harvard’s highest official is alone endowed with the power to bestow a full professorship, the sole tenured position at Harvard. “The most important aspect of President Faust??s job,” says Casey, “Is that she chooses the future faculty of Harvard...
...generation, we get to engage with the subjects that most interest us—we have the world, in a sense, at our feet,” she said. “But with these enormous assets also come enormous responsibilities.” The students dispersed after Faust??s speech. One group laid mulch in a hospital parking lot, another picked up litter near the Charles River, and a third conducted what one student called a “search-and-destroy mission for invasive plant species.” Santosh P. Bhaskarabhatla...
...owns a Honda Accord, Faust favors the sidewalk. “Since 2001 I have had the privilege of walking to work at Radcliffe and I am now trying to continue to do that as much as possible,” Faust writes in an e-mail. While Faust??s open-air commute has its perks and “going green” is all the rage, the Accord would make a legendary episode of Pimp My Ride. Rims and flames? FM votes...
...start of classes signaled the official beginning of fall semester, as the undergraduate population “set off on one of life’s great adventures,” to quote eight of the many, many words in University President Drew G. Faust??s welcome letter to the community last week. And while Faust??s gargantuan letter might have sent some running for the hills, FM went in search of past presidential letters to see how Faust??s latest e-novel stacks up. Faust: 1,822 words Beginning with a romanticized view...