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...with particular projects who are focused on their particular budget and want more money to be paid out,” Summers told The Crimson at the time. “But my sense is that the academic leadership of the schools shares the same view that the Corporation has??that we need to set payout in a way that maximizes what we are able to do on a sustainable basis.” The program was launched in fiscal year 2006, while endowment returns were high and payout was falling consistently short of Harvard?...
What began as an unremarkable foray into the world of rowing has?? in retrospect become a launching pad for a successful seven-year career in the sport for lightweight men’s crew captain Jeff Overington. “I started rowing in ninth grade because a few of my friends were doing it, and they needed a fourth guy to row a four,” Overington said. “We had a great coach and won all of our races, so I decided to stick with it.” Early success...
...more unnerving than any one of the governor’s Christian-fundamentalist policy goals is the operating mechanism she sees compelling their implementation. Rather than resign herself—as Obama has??to seeking a functional agreement in a complex world, Palin would prefer to achieve cohesion and progress through simple homogeneity...
...said. “The fact that we won as well as we did, and won by the margins we did, was quite outstanding on everyone’s part. It’s the only race I’ve ever been in with the spectators like it has??it’s like Head of the Charles, but another magnitude...
...applicant’s socioeconomic background in mind, considering test scores may greatly expedite what would otherwise be an unmanageably complex admissions process. To be sure, in an ideal world, colleges would not have to rely on scores at all when evaluating applicants. This is a luxury Harvard has??the College has a large admissions committee that is able to read every piece of paper that it receives. At Harvard, standardized tests are merely one additional indicator, not the difference between an acceptance letter and a rejection. This type of system is the ideal toward which all universities...