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Each year, about 50 to 70 of these students—known collectively as the “Z-List?? by admissions officers—opt to take a year off before matriculation or are accepted on the condition that they take a year...
...decision. Student groups in attendance included the Darfur Action Group, the Woodbridge Society, the Harvard South Asian Association, the Darfur Action Group, the Woodbridge Society, the Harvard South Asian Association, the Harvard College Democrats, and the Harvard Republican Club. Some in attendance took issue with the timing of the list??s delivery, coming only a few weeks before students leave campus for the summer and just after the University responded to a major UC campaign for calendar reform. “It is unfair to say we’re being ignored, given that we?...
...description has yet surfaced on the many circulating lists of possible candidates. In fact, old conventional wisdom has it that if your name appears on a list it is almost certain that you will not get the job. In fact, it has been suggested that “the list?? merely indicates that a constituency has been heard from, not that the person is a viable candidate. In this election cycle, the news has been of those who have removed themselves from consideration, intensifying discussion of those names that remain...
...members said at yesterday’s meeting. According to Reeves, the mayor’s office received an invitation to a one-on-one meeting with a University official at the Harvard Faculty Club. At the brief meeting, Reeves said he expressed his “own wish list?? for the selection process, including that Harvard’s new leader be “city-friendly.” Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio said he hopes Harvard’s next chief shares the diplomatic skills of Neil L. Rudenstine, who served as president from...
...NEAR THE TOP OF THE LIST?...