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...Nell G. Brennan ’02-’03 says that though she thinks the diminished final club scene may contribute to more social diversity, she thinks it also has the effect of giving an not-so cohesive school even less of a common meeting ground. “Things just seem less centered on Harvard than ever before,” Brennan says. “Kids that are over 21 will just go to bars, but that doesn’t draw you all that much closer to a school community...
...Avenue--as is allegedly the case with Dennis Kozlowski at Tyco, where the board is stacked with insiders--is an egregious breakdown. "It amazes me that you can take 10 or 12 intelligent people and put them in a boardroom, and their IQ drops by half," says shareholder activist Nell Minow...
...think it is a faux pas to talk about these things openly at Harvard, but when it comes right down to it, many of us will take time off to have families,” Nell G. Brennan ’02 said. “There’s this strange pressure here that silences you, because you realize that we need women in those upper positions, and the only reason why we all managed to succeed is because women took risks and came over to Harvard from Radcliffe. It’s awful in this society that...
...Nell A. Hanlon
...Nell Brinkley, who became a national sensation for her depiction of lushly-curled 1920's women, returns from relative obscurity thanks to Robbins. Brinkley became popular enough to warrant a licensing deal for hair products, and inspire a "Nell Brinkley" girl in the Ziegfeld Follies. Lushly illustrated, the book makes a convincing case for her, and other's, influence on the genre. After the care-free "flapper" strips of the 1920s, depression-era women cartoonists depicted mostly dimple-cheeked urchins, and their grannies, including "Mary Worth," created by Dale Conner...