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...underlying argument was about what kind of place a university ought to be. Not just any university, but the university I’ve argued is the most important in the world. I don’t think that conversation is going to end. President Bok, whom I haven??t had enough conversations about to refer to as Derek, will come in again as a conciliatory figure as he did in ’71. He’s not going to be the guy who maps out the agenda, because that would be unfair to whoever takes...
...studied Colombian history and he was very generous with his time talking to me. I’m looking forward to getting to work with him and learn from him about where he’s been and the leaders he’s met. Most of the students haven??t realized he’s the senator. It’s a nice dynamic...
...working on a project to gauge the effectiveness of arts intervention in a post-war context, which requires counting the smiles of Afghan kids in a controlled environment. From stripping in psych class to working with kids, Warren seems to have done it all. “I haven??t done the growing up part yet, though,” he says. At least he’s on a roll...
...first regatta in three months, and many of the women who traveled with the team were making their first appearances of the season as well. Although its performance was solid, the Crimson still struggled to shake the rust from the long wait. “We haven??t had as much practice as other people, and we haven??t sailed in currents as strong as at Charleston,” junior skipper Clay Johnson said. “We sailed pretty well, but on Saturday, we just made some costly mistakes. Sunday we sailed better...
...phone interview yesterday, the chair of the African and African-American Studies Department, Henry Louis “Skip” Gates Jr., said: “No one has contacted me. I haven??t been polled, period, by members of the Corporation or anyone else...