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...order to maintain Harvard’s academic reputation, the new president must remain committed to undergraduates. Students come here to learn from the leaders in their fields, not to be the secondary concerns of preoccupied professors. It is important to continue work on teaching initiatives within the curricular review, but the new president should go further and introduce tenure for excellent pedagogy alongside research posts. Such actions would help to reduce the tension between research and teaching for the faculty so that the “publish or perish” climate does not interfere with professors?...
...such plans project five to ten years in the future, but the Allston plan is remarkable because it consists of a detailed 20-year plan that fits within a broader 50-year framework, according to Gerald Autler, the project manager for the Boston Redevelopment Authority who will oversee the review process...
...legal adviser for former Attorney General Janet Reno. “It sounds pathetic, and I don’t mean to get on the Barack Obama train, but I still remember what he said when he became the first black American to be president of the Harvard Law Review,” said Kayyem, a former Crimson reporter. “He said that he had never understood why people from Harvard took such conventional routes after graduation, because if there was ever any group of people that could deal with a line of work outside the norm...
...fact a 50 year period,” he said. “It’s much, much more informative than a traditional master plan.” Last fall, the University submitted project notification forms for the science complex and contemporary art museum to the BRA for review. According to BRA Senior Project Manager Gerald Autler, the BRA will give Harvard later this week a scoping determination—a document that reviews the impact of construction on parking and road control issues. If the University meets all of the requirements, it could begin to lay the foundation...
...habeas-overriding powers. Leahy, Wisconsin's Russ Feingold, and New Hampshire conservative John Sununu today will introduce a bill that would require executive branch agencies regularly to report on data mining efforts. On the record, Harry Reid's office is nominally supportive of these efforts. "The new Congress will review all aspects of the war on terror to see what improvements are needed," says Reid spokesman, Jim Manley...