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...resign ourselves to the fact that however many alumni are still kicking today, they don't really give a damn about us at the College anymore. But assuming that Harvard not only retains but develops its diversity, attracts a few more minorities and entices more than just a handful of international students, hopefully that will become the obvious status quo. And, thank God, the robust Old Boys' networking of yesteryear will resurrect itself--in p.c. form, of course...
...Those who know the President say there is little likelihood he will resign?and that he might not even accept an impeachment. "He's the kind of person who can do no wrong in his own mind," says Fachry Ali, an old friend of the President and head of a Jakarta think tank, the Institute for Business Ethics. "He's very stubborn." The President, who has suffered three strokes and is blind, is getting stranger by the day, baffling even the likes of Fachry. "Everybody is confused," he says, "his aides, his ministers, everybody...
Over the past few days, newspaper reports in the Boston Globe, Ann Arbor News, Detroit Free Press and countless college publications anointed Bollinger the heir apparent to current University President Neil L. Rudenstine, who will resign in June...
...house in order. So far, public opinion appears to be siding with Sezer-seen as a white knight in the dark den of Ankara politics. On the other hand, it is Ecevit's job, not his, to keep the unwieldy coalition together. So what happens next? No immediate resignations are expected, but no one will be going into the next elections (due by April 2004) on a platform of having restored prosperity. The Turkish military, which watched the clash in stunned silence, probably would prefer a cabinet reshuffle and perhaps a national-unity government with a few members...
Columbia University President George E. Rupp announced Saturday that he will resign effective June 2002, and New York University President L. Jay Oliva announced he will step down then as well...