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Gray will fill one of the two openings on the University's highest governing body created when Corporation members Richard A. Smith and Geyser University Professor Emeritus Henry Rosovsky retire on June 30, 1997.
In the late 1980s, when many of Harvard's senior graduate students matriculated, it was thought that a large number of professional academics would soon retire, opening up a huge job market for scholars earning their Ph.D.s in the mid-1990s.
After a tenure of eight years at Eliot House, and 20 at Harvard, Henry L. Slonina, better known to residents as "Hank," is also planning to retire.
If Boorda was in distress, no one seemed to know. He was a career Navy man, a native of South Bend, Indiana, who enlisted at 17 (lying that he was 18 so he could get in) to escape a troubled childhood and an alcoholic father. He married at 18, and...
As a resident of Washington, I don't know and I don't care if Marion Barry has reverted to his old habits of drinking and drugging. Stoned or sober, he is an embarrassment to the city and a hindrance to African Americans. He ought to do us all a...