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...principal accomplishments during his time at HLS were the renovation of Langdell Hall, the school’s primary library, and the creation of 37 endowed professorships. There are currently 83 endowed professorships at HLS. In addition to overseeing fundraising, Nichols’ other principal responsibility was being a liaison to the school’s alumni. “[Nichols] made soliciting a contribution, normally a distasteful job, a pleasant task,” Finn M. W. Caspersen, a Class of 1966 alumnus who served on the executive committee of the Law School’s first capital campaign...
...really feel strongly about what happened, judging from the turnout at Summers’ resignation speech and the bylines in the Summersville discussion blog, are student leaders and campus journalists.Former “Fun Czar” Zachary A Corker ’04, who serves as a liaison between students and administrators as the project manager for the construction of a Harvard pub, thinks undergrads should be paying more attention.“‘Does the president have an effect on the undergraduate experience?’ I would say, yes, absolutely!” Corker says...
...We’d work with our Environmental Health and Safety liaison and follow the recommendations of the FDA,” she said, noting that chicken breasts were among the most consumed items on dining hall menus...
Over the next four months however, Summers’ search for a replacement should not focus solely on finding a comforting yes-man. As a liaison between the president and the Faculty at large , the dean needs to forcefully represent the views of the Faculty and maintain a strong relationship with the president. And when policy disagreements arise between Summers and the new dean—as they surely will—the dean should not hesitate to firmly stand his or her ground. He or she must not be seen as a mere executor of the president?...
...relations with its members were stormy - Roussel even accused Athina's Greek trustees of plotting to kidnap his daughter. Athina eventually bucked against his control, and moved to Brussels where she became involved with her current husband, a man 12 years her senior. When, in response to this liaison, her father attempted to tighten the purse strings, Athina took him to court, winning full control of her money, minus an $84 million settlement for Roussel. Last September she set her sights on the foundation. But its board members say that Onassis didn't want relatives running his empire...