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...these candidates in particular, their denials—either a refusal to comment or an insistence that the candidate is focused on his or her current job??are designed to leave plenty of wiggle room in the event that the Corporation comes knocking...
Just three of the prominent candidates for the job??Radcliffe Institute Dean Drew Gilpin Faust, Provost Steven E. Hyman, and Law School Dean Elena Kagan—currently hold positions at Harvard...
Shortly before Lawrence H. Summers announced his resignation from the Harvard presidency last February, the University’s top governing board asked Derek C. Bok to take the reins while the school searched for a new leader. Bok, of course, agreed to take the job??but he refused to take a paycheck from the world’s richest university...
...production. The extended, on-stage discussion about the state of dance, theater, Broadway, etc. fell entirely flat. I might care to hear professional dancers talk about struggles that are actually theirs, but when Katie W. Johnson ’07, as Cassie, says “I need a job?? with tears in her eyes, it rings false.This cast has the unenviable task of making a postmodern, self-aware show work as just a regular show. When they get the emotional connections right, the results are exhilarating.Barry A. Shafrin ’09 is a clear stand...
...Glamorous Disasters” by Eliot J. Schrefer ’01, Noah is one of these tutors. A recent Princeton graduate with over $80,000 owed in loans, Noah has the lucrative job??it pays $395 dollars an hour—of teaching SAT strategies to the denizens of Park Avenue. But is tutoring miniature millionaires with drug addictions easy? Well yes, it actually is. As Mr. Thayer, the father of Noah’s two students puts it, “All you do is teach seventh-grade math to eleventh-graders...You?...