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...recent success epitomizes a path that Harvard seniors choose as they struggle between helping themselves and helping society. Going from consulting presentation to I-banking reception, idealistic social studies concentrators (and similar students) suit up for recruiters, and, in doing so, set themselves up to be sold to the highest bidder.Perhaps, students hope, they can have their cake and eat it too. If they follow the socially acceptable path to success in politics or business, they can then use their lucre for good causes. The “Deval Patrick” hope is that you follow the rules, hang...
Verba’s recent accolades include the Johan Skytte Prize in 2002—the highest international honor in political science—and being named as one of the “tweediest” professors by the now-defunct M Magazine...
...keep appointment.” Of the 180,000 visits scheduled with UHS last year, 12,000 were missed or canceled less than 24 hours ahead of time, according to Rosenthal. He estimated that the figure was as high as 15 percent for services in the highest demand, such as dermatology and mental health. Rosenthal would not say how much “dinkas” cost UHS. Chief of Mental Health Services Richard D. Kadison and Chief of Medicine Soheyla D. Gharib did not return requests for comment. Joseph K. Lee ’07, chair of the Community...
...hefty salaries to its own moneymen—the top-paid in-house investor earned $17.9 million in the 2005 fiscal year—but the University says that it pays less in fees to external managers as a result. Universities are required to reveal the salaries of their highest-paid employees on their federal and state tax returns—but they aren’t required to report the fees paid to external fund managers...
...skit, Toci cited 20 reasons why Harvard football will never rise from the Division I-AA ranks to Division I-A, the highest designation in college football...