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When Alexander James Trotman was named chairman of the Ford Motor Co. in October, there was no flourish or fanfare, not even a prior announcement. He was handed the keys to one of the largest and most powerful corporate kingdoms on earth in a small, no-frills gathering at the...
Ever since the federal law was passed five years ago, the University has tried to formulate a plan that would encourage professors to retire after the age of 70.
But Murphy made it clear what he was looking for yesterday. He mentioned that Harvard was "a good atmosphere to raise a family" yesterday three times, and he mentioned that he was "not ready to retire" twice.
To start leveling the regulatory mountain, Hosokawa will first have to evict bureaucrats who thrive in its shelter. The bureaucracy has effectively run Japan for the past four decades, and it battens on its power -- not to mention the plum private-sector jobs that go to many senior government officials...
With this Saturday's game against Yale, football coach Joe Restic will hang up his clipboard and retire from the Crimson sideline.