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When asked if he would return to a previous academic home--Princeton, where he served as provost-- Rudenstine said that if he returned to teaching, it would be at Harvard...
...graduate of Dillard University in New Orleans, she has held administrative posts at several schools, including all-women's Smith and historically black Spelman. Her highest post at a major research university was at Princeton, where she served as vice provost before assuming the leadership of Smith...
...program was a response to a provost-commissioned report last year that found students critical of the mental-health care options available to them. Richard D. Kadison, chief executive of University Health Services (UHS) Mental Health Services, said the program was part of an overall effort to "improve access and outreach, de-stigmatize mental health services and create constructive dialogue with the University community...
...were already well-known Harvard figures: Andrus Professor of Genetics Philip M. Leder '56 and Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein '61. There was another name from outside of Harvard: Neil L. Rudenstine, an executive vice president at the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and formerly a well regarded provost at Princeton...
...told that the presidential search committee is operating in strict secrecy (News, "400 Make List For Next Univ. President," Oct. 16). Yet The Crimson in the same article refers to Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 as a "top contender" for Harvard's presidency, as it has in numerous articles on the search ever since it began last spring. In June, for instance, The Crimson claimed that Fineberg and Harvard Business School dean Kim B. Clark '74 "are currently considered the top contenders to succeed their outgoing boss" (News, "Filling Rudenstine's Shoes," June 8), without saying just who is doing...