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...called Eros, an elegant journal of the lower appetites, and at a Charter Subscription rate of $19.95 for four issues it could bill itself as "the most expensive magazine in the world." Eros proved plenty expensive for Ginzburg: he lost not only Eros, when the Post Office declared it unfit, but his career, when he was sentenced to five years in a federal prison. (He served eight months.) After Eros he put out other magazines, such as Fact, Avant Garde and Moneysworth, but never regained his footing or his brio. In his last years he was a news photographer, mainly...
...donors were all supportive of Summers and have indicated that they will withhold the funds until a new Harvard president is found, the Journal reported...
...donors mentioned in the Journal article include Mortimer Zuckerman, who had planned to give $100 million for a neuroscience institute; former Harvard Corporation member Richard A. Smith, who had planned to give $100 million for a 500,000 square-foot science complex in Allston; and David Rockefeller ’36, who had planned to give $75 million for undergraduates in need of financial aid to study abroad...
...letter, first posted on the web journal of Harvard commentator Richard Bradley, did not state how long the leave will last or whether O’Brien will resume her post as deputy dean when she returns...
...also drawn fire for her effectiveness in Congress. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution slammed her in an editorial this week announcing its political endorsements: "Once again, the 4th District congresswoman has lost credibility, lost clout and lost the stature needed to effectively represent her constituents on Capitol Hill. Even her own party's House leadership and members of the Congressional Black Caucus seem to have had enough...