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...began her career at Harvard in 1965, working in dining halls that were then affiliated with Radcliffe. She switched to part-time work when her three children were born, but returned to work full-time in Currier in 1972, according to friend and fellow dining hall worker, Diane A. Freedman, who refers to Haley as the “front-of-the-house lady...
Even as she neared retiring age she never liked to think of leaving work, said Freedman...
...book that came from someone else without being quoted and cited. His gripe was that in a handful of instances I cited the quotations to their original sources rather than to the secondary source he falsely claims I found them all in. That is why Professor James Freedman, the former President of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and of Dartmouth and the University of Iowa, came to the following conclusion...
Alter also remembers The Crimson fondly, filled with budding media stars. In the late seventies, Steve Ballmer ’77, Nicholas B. Lemann ’76, Francis J. Connolly ’79 and Alix M. Freedman ’78 were all working in The Crimson’s newsroom...
...Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby, in a letter addressed to his colleagues announcing the release of the report, seems to agree with this fundamental point. Kirby quotes James O. Freedman, who wrote that “Liberal education teaches the importance of tempering profound convictions with a measure of tolerance and a judicious sense of humility.” “If this is true,” Kirby continues in the letter, “then students and faculty must truly engage one another, close up, and not at a distance.” If Kirby...