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...surprise came in the committee's recommendation for a one-year delay in changes to post-retirement health care coverage to allow time for "serious University-wide deliberations...about how the risks in this area shall be shared." Such a delay, if granted by the Harvard Corporation, would likely force the administration to reconsider the entire benefits plan...
Rudenstine, however, termed McArthur'sdeparture a "one-year sabbatical" and said that hewould try to get McArthur to return to theBusiness School "if he can be coaxed...
...have seen 50 versions of Figaro, he may go the experimental route. In Bonn in April, for instance, he will produce a Manon Lescaut inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper. In the U.S., where opera must pay for itself, companies can rarely afford productions that may be one-year sensations. When Met general manager Joseph Volpe ordered up Butterfly, he wanted a show that could be admired for as long as its predecessor lasted--36 years...
...have seen 50 versions of Figaro, he may go the experimental route. In Bonn in April, for instance, he will produce a Manon Lescaut inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper. In the U.S., where opera must pay for itself, companies can rarely afford productions that may be one-year sensations. When Met general manager Joseph Volpe ordered up Butterfly, he wanted a show that could be admired for as long as its predecessor lasted-36 years...
Before receiving that appointment, she taught "off and on" at both the University of Alaska and Alaska Pacific University. She also presently serves on the Board of Trustees for Russia's International Pedagogical University. And she is just finishing a one-year term as president...