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This chain began in January of 2002, when former Fletcher University Professor Cornel R. West ’74 chose to leave Harvard, citing an October 2001 meeting with Summers that West characterized in an interview with the New York Times as “authoriz[ing] vicious attacks on my integrity and my work based on my politics.” Though Summers later said that he regretted any misunderstandings, the damage was done. By providing an example of where a disagreement with Summers could lead, Summers’ interaction with West in many ways laid the groundwork...
...FLATO-ING...
HOFFMAN: You're going to f___ing bury yourself...
According to Harvard’s employment website, prospective employees will be charged with “[broadening] the range of social activities offered to students and provid[ing] logistical support and advice on funding and procedures.” And while Corker has been effective in this capacity—he was, after all, integral in Harvard-Yale tailgate negotiations and the recent first-ever dodge ball tournament—it is likely that much of the position’s success stems from the personality who inhabited it rather than the clear objectives that defined it. After...
...recipient will be charged with “[broadening] the range of social activities offered to students and provid[ing] logistical support and advice on funding and procedures,” according to the listing on Harvard’s employment website, www.atwork.harvard.edu...