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...when to interrupt them with important information. “Interrupting at the wrong time is costly but not interrupting at the right time is also costly,” she said. Scott D. Kominers ’09, a Mathematics concentrator and self-described economics enthusiast, said that Grosz?? studies are useful in many disciplines. “Having computers is helpful, but they can get in the way,” he said, adding that in the economy, wasted seconds can cause thousands of dollars in losses. Grosz said that a movement to improve systems will...
...Grosz said she was alerted to the decision last week and met with Faust, who made the announcement by e-mail yesterday morning. At a reception at Radcliffe yesterday afternoon, Faust and Grosz spoke before a crowd of alumnae, faculty, a number of Grosz??s students, and Radcliffe fellows and staff...
...time, at a date not yet set. Nancy F. Cott, the Trumbull professor of American history and Pforzheimer director of the Schlesinger Library, said she was invited to join the committee several weeks ago, adding that she hopes to have an appointment ready by July 1 next year, when Grosz??s interim term expires. “I am not that happy that the committee has not yet met,” said Cott. She said that the process is a lengthy one, but the committee’s “aim is certainly to find somebody...
...University announced at the time. The task force’s chair, Higgins Professor of Natural Sciences Barbara J. Grosz, said yesterday that “I can’t tell you anything about the task force until our recommendations come out.” Other professors on Grosz??s task force did not return requests for comment...
...Grosz??s group met for the first time Friday. “It’s premature to say what we will recommend,” she said. “Stay tuned...
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