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...Bill Keller, executive editor of the Times, says Kristof is unmistakably a journalist...
...always thought of Nick as someone whose interests are widespread and various, who could change subjects on a dime,” says Keller, who first worked with Kristof during the late 1980s, when they were both reporting in Asia...
...even though Keller says “journalists all have a little bit of ADD,” Kristof has remained steadfastly focused on developing-world health issues...
...room and board were all fixed and were also the ‘must pay’ bills, so the amenities such as movies, ball games, etc. suffered.”Soaring inflation following World War II was largely responsible for the need to raise tuition, according to Morton Keller, co-author of “Making Harvard Modern.” “Practically speaking, between 1940 and the early 50s, inflation must have been at least 100 percent,” he says.The Corporation also increased funds earmarked for scholarships and financial aid. Buck told The Crimson...
...Psychology. The rapid construction meant that the face of Harvard underwent striking changes during this expansion.“The assertive modernism of the new buildings at Harvard (and other universities) celebrated the booming present and the promising future, not the storied past,” Morton and Phyllis Keller wrote in their book, “Making Harvard Modern.” “Harvard became a showcase of the works of leading contemporary architects...The results were (and are) frequently criticized as ugly, dehumanized, at war with instead of building on Harvard’s architectural past...