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...Madeline M. G. Haas, Alexandra Hiatt, and Carolyn F. Gaebler contributed reporting to this article. — Staff writer Lois E. Beckett can be reached at lbeckett@fas.harvard.edu. —Staff writer Johannah S. Cornblatt can be reached at jcornbl@fas.harvard.edu...
...define that purpose. When asked about his educational philosophy, Lewis cited former Harvard President James B. Conant ’14, who said that “education is what is left after all that is learnt is forgotten.” —Staff writer Carolyn F. Gaebler can be reached at cgaebler@fas.harvard.edu...
While researching his latest book, Reinventing Government, Osborne spoke regularly with Clinton, who began using his ideas and examples on the campaign trail. Co-authored by Ted Gaebler, a consultant and former city manager, the book has sold 70,000 copies since its publication last February and has had a profound influence on policymakers around the country. "This book should be read by every elected official in America," Clinton gushed for a blurb on the dust jacket. "Those of us who want to revitalize government in the 1990s are going to have to reinvent it. This book gives...
Osborne and Gaebler show how state and local governments are dismantling bloated, rule-bound bureaucracies by injecting competition and market incentives. Using hundreds of case studies, the authors have distilled principles of "entrepreneurial government" that Clinton says he intends to apply in Washington. They include...
...avenge a double defeat suffered by the Council at the hands of Tufts last Wednesday will be Edwin J. Jacob '47 and W. Brewster Kopp '47, who will argue the affirmative case in this question. Judges for the debate will include Wallace E. Davies, Teaching Fellow in History, Max Gaebler, and Charles M. Hardin, instructor in Government...