Word: rubiner
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Winokur’s resignation from the Corporation and the appointment of Robert E. Rubin ’60 are solid first steps towards improving the University’s most powerful governing board. But until members of the Corporation and the Overseers are chosen in an open, transparent process in which students, faculty and staff have a formal voice, the governing boards will not be representative of and accountable to the Harvard community...
...after the appointment of Robert E. Rubin ’60 to the Corporation earlier this month, Stone said in an interview that it would be difficult to balance life as a CEO with the responsibilities of the Harvard Corporation...
...when another member of the audience asked a lengthy question about how the dollar would be affected if oil were to be exported in the Euro instead of the dollar, Rubin didn’t lose his patience—or his humor...
...That would be adverse,” Rubin said, eliciting applause with his short answer to the long question...
Earlier panels and speeches included top scholars, government and business leaders, including former Treasury Secretary and newly appointed member of the Harvard Corporation Robert E. Rubin ’60 (see related story, page...