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...rise dramatically, with as many as 30 days a year eclipsing the 95-degree mark. The consequences of this could be sweeping, according to the report, including storms of greater magnitude causing sewer flooding, sea-level increase, and even the flourishing of insect populations due to heat and humidity. Paul H. Kirshen, the Tufts professor who managed the project, said he and his team of researchers generated several graphics depicting Boston-area landmarks in the aftermath of a storm a century from now—one of which showed an inundated Square. “A wave would go over...
...search.Other alumni and donors have also told The Crimson that they have already communicated with members of the committee about the search.“I’ve been very impressed with the outreach in such a short period of time,” says incoming HAA President Paul J. Finnegan ’75.THE NAME GAMEThe selection of Summers was an unconventional choice, but committee members were won over by the former Treasury secretary’s big ideas for Harvard’s future.“We agreed that we needed somebody more aggressive, more pushy...
...That sentiment is hardly new: in 1944, Dean of the Faculty Paul H. Buck solicited professors’ opinions on the Overseers’ visiting committees. As Morton and Phyllis Keller describe in their book “Making Harvard Modern: The Rise of America’s University,” Buck’s findings were far from promising: “complete indifference.... The function has sunk to so low a repute that few believe anything can be done with the device...
...working group that convened over the past year sought primarily to determine how the Board could, in the words of overseer Paul A. Buttenwieser ’60, “make its oversight function more efficient, more useful, and more timely...
...first annual Paul Gilligan Memorial Road Race drew more than 300 people to the banks of the Charles River on May 6 to celebrate the “golden boy” whose laugh still echoes through Eliot House and the University’s biology labs nearly one year after his death. Paul F. Gilligan III ’05 died last June when he fell out the window of an apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Participants in the 4.2-mile race were invited to make contributions to the Paul F. Gilligan III Foundation, which...