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When undergraduate education was subsumed by the office of newly minted Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, Wolcowitz came along for the ride...
...When you’re new in a job, you have to figure out how to ride the horse. I think he’s adapted quite well,” he says. “I think he realized very quickly that it’s very hard just to speak to the Harvard community without there being someone who’s going to take interest in it in the national media...
...high school journalism, Ledecky was awarded the Fred Russel-Grantland Rice Scholarship, a full ride to Vanderbilt University. While Ledecky was thrilled “because the finances were still tight,” he says his father...
...calming nighttime air should have set a relaxing tone for the night. Out to a spirited piano bar on Boston’s clubby Landsdowne Street, my friends and I were ready to celebrate the end of finals, our common past and our assorted futures. But when our cab-ride conversation turned to the latter subject, one of my friends became embittered, questioning his forthcoming years in the workforce as an investment banker. “How long will I have to put future gain in front of my happiness?” he fretfully asked, probably more to himself...
Officials at the company bristle at the suggestion that Halliburton has had an easy ride in Iraq. Thirty-five of its employees have been killed there so far, and work on some projects has been stalled for months because of repeated insurgent attacks. Despite all this, Halliburton pushed Iraq's oil production back to prewar levels of 2 million bbl. a day in December, three months ahead of schedule, and delivered 1.8 billion liters of fuel via 700 trucks on the road daily in Iraq and Kuwait...