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...relative silence of Harvard’s leadership can also be explained by a strategy of diligent compliance—a strategy that Casey says has begun to bear fruit this spring, as Washington has recently been more amenable to Harvard’s concerns...
...fruit of the dean search was both the selection of Graham and the mandate with which Summers charged Graham—to remake the school. And while most presidents have urged new deans to focus the Divinity School’s mission, Gomes said this curricular review would allow a complete overhaul of the school...
Moulton said in the e-mail that he has a precious bag of dried fruit that he is unwilling to give up, even though it is infested with ants...
With a new Ph.D. under his belt (he graduated from Columbia in 2000), a passion for thoughtful conversation and a bit of career lust, Allen decided to enter the marketplace—of ideas. Last fall, Allen set up a table in Union Square’s fruit market and, hoping to snag future paying clients, offered free one-on-one philosophical consultations to anyone who had a pressing existential concern...
...would be enough to make every human being in the world unique. There are more than 10 billion combinations that could come from flipping a coin 33 times, so 30,000 does not seem such a small number after all. Besides, if fewer genes meant more free will, fruit flies would be freer than we are, bacteria freer still and viruses the John Stuart Mill of biology...