Word: neils
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...first half-year of his presidency, Summers has become a regular in national headlines and has seemingly stirred up more controversy than Neil L. Rudenstine did in his decade-long tenure as president...
When Summers took over the helm of the University last spring from the great humanist, Neil L. Rudenstine, he became the first economics professor to assume the presidency. Rudenstine was a French poetry buff, who kept novels piled up around his office. The science-niks with whom he surrounded himself, men like Knowles (chemistry and bio-chemistry) and Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 (computer science) added a little bit of hard accounting to Rudenstine’s aura. All that money Rudenstine raised with his melifluous voice and soft brown eyes was safe, donors...
Peter A. Carey does a serviceable job with the role in the first act but is almost eclipsed by the delightfully entertaining Neil A. Casey as Mendy. By the second act, though, Carey comes into his own, transporting the audience into the pain of his present situation...
Starring Peter A. Carey and Neil A. Casey...
...This exemplifies the difference in leadership styles between Rudenstine and Larry Summers. This would not have happened under Neil Rudenstine, and it epitomizes the way that he is different, in just that Summers is more active, more vocal, more aggressive, and I think that we should appreciate that. Even toward the student body it carries over. In an optimistic way, at least we see that he has some life...