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...President of the Board of Overseers Richard E. Oldenburg ’54 prepared to deliver three insignia to the President—two silver keys, two seals of the College and the earliest College record—he encouraged Summers to preserve Harvard’s strength while also realizing the need for change...
...pulse like halos and throw the whole form into relief. He isn't being hit-or-miss. He is, on the contrary, being intensely thoughtful. The arrays of pie slices or cake stands become Utopian: soft but strict geometry. (No wonder the Pop artist Thiebaud liked best was Claes Oldenburg.) One of the dictators of classical French banquet cooking in the early 19th century, Marie-Antoine Careme, was once asked to name the main arts of humankind. He reeled them off, finishing with "architecture--of which the principal branch is la patisserie." Thiebaud might have agreed...
Newly selected President of the Harvard Board of Overseers Richard E. Oldenburg ’54 announced the appointment of five new Overseers to the University’s second highest governing board during Commencement exercises earlier this month...
Three members of the Board of Overseers joined the six members of the Corporation for its nine-month-long odyssey: Richard E. Oldenburg ’54, Thomas E. Everhart ’53 and Overseer President Sharon E. Gagnon...
Around noon, the committee made its final decision. Gagnon and the two other Overseers stood and left: their job was done. Gagnon headed to the Coop to buy a Harvard sweatshirt. Oldenburg and Everhart went to check out of their hotels, leaving the Corporation alone for their regularly scheduled afternoon meeting...