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...While teaching, Vermeule was also a frequent writer, as she authored six major books on ancient Greek culture. She also conducted archeological excavations in the eastern Mediterranean...
...just any meeting. This was it: The Interview. They had met 15 times before, solicited advice from 300 people and narrowed down their list from 500 to three—all the while remaining tight-lipped about the process. Nine months, hundreds of hours and thousands of frequent flyer miles had led to Lawrence H. Summers...
...with Harvard’s top administrators, and with Rudenstine in particular. It was not always this way; early in his tenure, undergraduates made signs out of pizza boxes proclaiming their love for him. But Rudenstine’s feverish work on University-wide initiatives forced him to sacrifice frequent interaction with the undergraduate population of the College. Now, most students have met him only for a handshake at the beginning of their Harvard career or for a few seconds at the first-year President’s Dance...
Through these frequent appearances in court, she had became known to the Beltway's media. When these stations suddenly needed an analysis when Barry was arrested, they turned to Van Susteren...
...here we are in 2001, still with a rickety and frustrating information management system anything but the envy of outsiders. We have one foot firmly planted in the paper world - almost as if nothing has changed. The other foot is tentatively planted in the digital age - with the too frequent result that the whereabouts, dissemination or proper indexing of communications can not be taken for granted...