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Last week, it was revealed that Professor Hilton A. Salhanik, now of emeritus status at the School of Public Health (SPH), was given a bit of encouragement on the path toward retirement. That encouragement came in the form of a $250,000 bonus, paid to him in 1996 by then-dean Harvey Fineberg 67, on the condition that he relinquish his full-time position. This use of a financial incentive to encourage a professor's retirement has caused quite a bit of controversy in the ranks of the Faculty. One SPH professor called the practice "morally wrong." However, we believe...
...Hilton A. Salhanick, Hisaw professor of reproductive physiology at the School of Public Health (SPH), was paid $250,000 in 1996 as an incentive to take emeritus status, according to University tax returns...
...runner up was professor Emeritus Hilton A. Salhanik, from the School of Public Health. His salary was only $42,575, but upon assuming emeritus status, Salhanik received a lump sum payment...
...fiscal year. The University's Highest Paid Officials Three of the top five earned top dollar in their last year at Harvard. Shaw Y. Chen Graphic Name Title Salary Benefits Total Daniel C. Tosteson Dean of HMS $318,505 $23,717 $342,222 Hilton A. Salhanik Professor $42,575 $250,000 $292,575 Elizabeth Warren Professor $181,300 $110,576 $291,876 Louis T. Wells Professor $170,905 $110,455 $281,360 Albert Carnesale Provost $231,500 $42,816 $274,316 Source: Tax returns filed with the state of Massachusetts...
...rents ranging from $20,000 to $35,000 a month and was sued repeatedly for moving out without paying. He blamed some of the problems on a former merchant seaman named Mohamed Sead, who he said had been impersonating him. The seaman reportedly booked 23 rooms at the Fontainebleau Hilton in Miami in Al Fayed's name and offered film roles to Jodie Foster and Brooke Shields. Dodi said in a court affidavit that "by impersonating me, Sead has caused immeasurable damage to my good name, my reputation [and] my family." But Dodi's spokesman acknowledged before his death that...