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...phone interview Saturday afternoon, Fried said his prepared statement, which he will submit to the Senate committee today, will make several of the same points as his Times op-ed, but that the format of the prepared statement—which carries no limit on length??allows for a “fuller” exposition than the roughly 800-word Times article...
Still, the University also may wish to maintain some degree of distance from the management company and its corporate environment. When Cabot, Meyer’s predecessor, launched the firm in 1974, he said his objective was to operate “at an arm’s length?? from the University...
Each of these institutions and policies can be debated at length??but all too often, that debate never happens. For anything to change, Harvard needs less passive tolerance and more positive engagement with the issues. It’s easy to put up a Safe Space sign on the door, but it’s another thing to put that support into action. While we tabled in Annenberg Hall for the Gaypril dance, many students lost interest as soon as they learned what the dance was for. Yes, I wanted to explain, it’s a queer...
...says that Harvard has committed to beating 1999’s $2.6 billion figure by more than inflation. This means that—based on a higher-education inflation rate of 3 percent and adjusted for inflation through the end of the campaign’s potential seven-year length??the goal will be to take in at least $3.7 billion, or $850 million more than the largest currently finished campaign, conducted by the University of Southern California and completed...
...were “playing” at a trivial pastime. Despite his differences with the organization’s editorial positions, Lewis never failed to treat The Crimson as a serious newspaper. As has been reported elsewhere in these pages, he would respond—sometimes at great length??to e-mail inquiries of all sorts, at all hours. He didn’t always tell us what we wanted to know (particularly about the inner workings of the Ad Board), but he would tell us quite directly that he was unwilling to share the information...