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However, band selection, booze—the Dean of Students at the time, Archie C. Epps III, banned kegs in 1998 followed by a complete ban of alcohol in 1999—and battles with the President??s Office over control of the event after joining forces in 2002, proved to be divisive issues...
...also garnered extensive recognition for his work on this side of the pond. Berwick was appointed to serve on the President??s Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry during the Clinton administration. At the same time, he was chair of the Health Services Research Review Study Section of the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research, now called the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality...
...lack of a permanent University President and central administration staff in 2006 led officials to delay the launch of a campaign, as the president??s vision is crucial to determining the direction of large fundraising drives. In the past two years, the campaign was again pushed back due to the economic downturn that saw the University endowment contract by 27.3 percent in the fiscal year ending June...
Large campaigns like the 2001 effort represent an opportunity for University Presidents to lay out their vision for the University’s future in the hope that donors will agree to fund that effort—an experience that can define the president??s tenure...
...Richard Norton Smith ’75 writes, “Battered by Vietnam and Watergate, drained by inflation, adrift under commonplace leadership, Americans turned inward in the Seventies. So did Harvard.” The sheets of protective plastic hastily thrown up over the windows of the president??s office in ’69 were still there, but they never needed to serve their purpose. Government professor Stanley H. Hoffman said about the student body, “They have the bizarre notion that a university is for studying.” David C. McClelland...