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The ceremony itself was rather tame. After Harvard was founded in 1636, problems getting the college off the ground delayed the first Commencement until September 1642.
During his time at Harvard, Smith, a sociology concentrator, amassed an extensive resume of involvement in social service groups, many of which he founded.
Bush also appointed John D. Graham, professor of policy and decision sciences at the Harvard School of Public Health as an administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs at the OMB. Before leaving for Washington, Graham also founded and directed the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis.
While working full time for the AAUP in Washington during the academic year, Francis reserved her summers for La Granja, Spain, a town north of Madrid, where her mother had founded a summer school for American girls in 1962.
Attempting to limit the population of recruited athletes, however, is nothing new—the Ivy League was actually founded as a football conference designed to set league-wide recruiting policies and academic standards—but the issue has recently been brought to national attention by a book, The...