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Rossel, who is a Danish citizen, had also conducted field research in Syria, Turkey, and Sudan, said one of her advisers at Harvard, Richard H. Meadow...
...searches to replace interim Dean of the College David Pilbeam. Advisory committees often play important roles in gathering information for the president or dean charged with making the appointment. But that is not always the case. In 2003, then-Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby reportedly chose Benedict H. Gross ’71 as the new dean of the College before the committee delegated to discuss the new position had even met. And professors have not always been excluded from consideration in the searches they have advised. Jay O. Light was named dean of Harvard Business School...
...test of a company is not whether it has problems, but what the company does when it has problems,” he said.Amid thunderstorms, the Harvard group also mingled with major business executives at a reception at Rick’s Café Boatyard. TD Ameritrade CEO Joseph H. Moglia said in an interview with The Crimson that U.S. companies will have to undertake a balancing act to remain competitive.“At the end of the day, American businesses will do well if they focus on understanding how to care for their clients, providing a reasonable rate...
From the moment he took the stage in the Washington Hilton's International Ballroom, Huckabee was in his element. The Arkansas contingent in the front of the hall went nuts, waving low-tech H-U-C-K-A-B-E-E placards. Unlike the other candidates, Huckabee was greeted by a standing ovation throughout the entire cavernous room. He settled in behind the lectern as if it were a pulpit, greeting the crowd "not as one who comes to you, but as one who comes from...
...into the realm of humanitarian service by teaching their craft in prisons, medical schools, and universities. “The walls [of theater] are really breaking down,” Weaver said. “And the forms are leaking out into the community proper.” Tatiana H. Chaterji ’08, an attendee concentrating in government and women, gender, and sexuality, echoed the panelists’ sentiments. “I’m interested in expanding the possibilities for theater, so that representations across culture, gender and sexuality are celebrated,” she said...