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...anything at all, it would only be to pad the egos of those schools that end up high on the list or higher than they expected—not for simplifying the college search for confused high school students.Harvard should do all it can to contribute to the list??s demise by refusing to participate. Seeing as Harvard’s ego—as well as its brand—is doing just fine, we have almost nothing to lose by not participating. Ending early admissions last year was an admirable and bold move...
...icon. But she took a step toward becoming the latter this week as Glamour magazine named the Harvard president as one of its “Women of the Year.” The women’s magazine, which focuses on fashion and beauty, is releasing its annual list??featuring women from the fields of entertainment, business, and science—in its December issue. “When I said I’m not the ‘woman president of Harvard,’ I meant I’m not a president with...
...based on searches of the Forbes Web site. The rankings are based on the number of times a woman is mentioned in the press, her resumé, and “the size of the economic sphere over which a leader holds sway,” according to the list??s companion article. The list??s blurb on Faust cites her status as the University’s first female president, her numerous academic prizes and teaching awards, and the size of Harvard’s endowment—which was around $30 billion...
...Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy,” by international relations scholars Stephen M. Walt of the Kennedy School of Government and John J. Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago, hit store shelves last month and has landed on the New York Times bestseller list??a distinction shared by few academic books...
...List?? is so named because students who are offered admission, given that they take a gap year before matriculating, receive their notices at the end of the admissions process—as late as June for some—according to Dean of Admissions William R. Fitzsimmons...