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Richard De Gennaro, the Larsen Librarian of Harvard College, has announced he will retire late next summer after five years of overseeing the College libraries.
The leave does not mean that the dean will not continue to serve in his job or that he plans to retire soon, Flatley said yesterday.
...budget without a major tax increase, Medicare can not be sacrosanct. Moreover, it shouldn't be sacrosanct. Medicare is a program that takes money from working Americans--either through the special Medicare tax or through general taxes or through future payments on the national debt--and pays it to retirees. Many of these retirees are poorer than the average worker, but many are not. All are getting a far better deal from Medicare than today's workers will get when they retire, even if the inevitable reforms could be avoided, since current retirees were paying into the system during years...
That instinct for opportunity put him in the Basketball Hall of Fame, and it may have been at work again last week. The New Jersey Democrat announced that he will retire at the end of next year from the Senate, where he has spent a third of his 52 years...
You ask, "Is Dole too old for the Job?'' Nonsense. He has the experience to give him wisdom and the vitality to give him oomph. He's exactly what we need. America has changed in the past 60 years; in terms of medical progress there has been great success. Today...