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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...time is being spent figuring out how to readjust our efforts in funding," says William H. Boardman, associate vice president for capital giving...
...over the year, Harvard literally plowed ahead with the $20 million Maxwell-Dworkin computer science and electrical engineering building, which is being paid for by gifts from computer giants William H. Gates III, Class of 1977, and Steven A. Ballmer '77, also a former Crimson executive. The building, named for the donors' mothers, Mary Maxwell Gates and Beatrice Dworkin Ballmer, is being built on a site near the law school...
Coming from the helm of an urban non-profit Grogan, a veteran of local politics and city planning, brought a shift in focus to the vice president's office. His predecessor James H. Rowe III '73 was known in Washington circles and involved Harvard heavily in Congressional lobbying...
...There is an ongoing assessment now to determine whether museum use, or museum coupled with other uses such as housing or other uses all together are desirable for the institution on that site," says Mary H. Power, Harvard's director of community relations for Cambridge. "We're still assessing the range of options for the site...
Assuming the helms after the respectivedepartures of two other long-serving masters--JohnE. Dowling '57 and Judith F. Dowling of Leverettand William H. Bossert '59 and Mary Lee Bossert ofLowell--the two pairs entered the Houses just asthey were becoming fully randomized...