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...After turning in his thesis, Hist and Lit concentrator Mike P. O’Reilly ’03 went out to Daedalus with his thesis adviser and several other grad students. O’Reilly can’t remember anything that happened after 8:15 p.m., but he woke up Saturday to find out he’d been appointed to a senior lecturer position in the Department of African-American Studies?...
...we’re all sympathetic towards the dining workers,” Ershow said. “I think most people are sympathetic toward the people in Local 34 and 35 who make this place run on a day-to-day basis, but at the same time the grad students have one of the sweetest deals in the country...
...Apart from what her education means to most of her readers (not much, she concludes) Pottinger hints that it is also important for her, on some level, that she has Harvard and Yale credentials. “Maybe just because of my background, most people do go on to grad school, and I decided not to, it is some validating thing,” she says. She quickly adds, however, that “I’m very successful and very well compensated,” lest anyone forget what this industry is about in addition to wallflower heroines...
...retire imminently, allowed her to respond publicly to a Publisher’s Weekly round-up of popular romance novelists. In a piece entitled “Write Fiercely, Harvard” she balked at an editor’s smug and incredulous announcement that a Harvard grad wrote romance novels. “I don’t think that writing talent has much to do with where one went to school, or the number of degrees on one’s business card, but I do get a bit bristly at the implication that romance authors couldn?...
...There’s a lid for every pot,” says Daniel G. Dolan, Harvard Law grad (class of 1987) and CEO of It’s Just Lunch, a rapidly expanding dating service for busy professionals. If the company isn’t already in your post-graduation city of residence, it likely will be—nearly 50 franchises are located in most major cities across the country, with new offices opening in Harvard-grad hot spots Boston and San Francisco this spring...