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Although Harvard is younger than many of itsinternational competitors, its age does play arole in enhancing its reputation, according toPresident Neil L. Rudenstine...
...When Ada L. Comstock drafted her diary entry on June 19, 1931, the 56-year-old Radcliffe College president was on edge. That day, Comstock, who rarely strayed from the faithful recording of her meals, her weight and the weather, penned four words that bear evidence to months of anguish in the making: "Fear trouble for Radcliffe...
...this year it finally happened. After twoyears of closed-door discussions, RadcliffePresident Linda S. Wilson and Harvard UniversityPresident Neil L. Rudenstine shook hands on amerger over 100 years in the making...
...given more of himself than is good forhim," says Peter L. Malkin '55, a major Harvarddonor. "One just hopes that it doesn't take toomuch from his own strength." At points, itcertainly has. In 1994, the president was forcedto take off from his job for a two-month break asa result of "exhaustion...
...group can't run anything--it never hasanyplace," says James L. Fisher, co-author ofThe Effective College President. "You'vegot to have accountable people who pay the piperif things aren't done effectively...